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The Increasing Value of Human-To-Human Moments

Ethan Beute, BombBomb, Chief Evangelist, The Customer Experience Podcast, Wall Street Journal bestseller, Human-Centered Communication, Rehumanize Your Business.

Ethan Beute

Former Chief Evangelist
The Increasing Value of Human-To-Human Moments

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The Increasing Value of Human-To-Human Moments

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It doesn’t matter what market you’re in; the customer experience you provide is your most meaningful differentiator. And being more human is always better.

You see, the essence of customer experience lies in people, not technology. Adding technology to improve CX is, of course, necessary and appropriate. But the warmth, emotion, competence, and empathy we express and receive in person, can’t be given or absorbed without human-to-human moments. People add value. You add value.

As we move forward in time, both customer experience and employee experience are becoming more digital and virtual, and human-to-human interactions are becoming less frequent. We need and want human connection and when supply decreases, demand stays steady. As a result, it becomes more valuable.

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I’m Ethan Beute, Chief Evangelist at BombBomb, host of The Customer Experience Podcast, and co-author of the Wall Street Journal bestseller Human-Centered Communication, with Stephen Pacinelli. Listen in today to learn how human-to-human moments help us triumph over commoditization and how to balance the tech touch with the human touch.

In this episode, I contextualize and share a short passage from a 90-minute interview with me, Steve, and Mathew Sweezey, marketing futurist at Salesforce, during our research for Human-Centered Communication. In this interview, Mat shares his thoughts about commoditization, differentiation, and human-to-human moments increasing the value of business interactions.

Listen below to discover:

Why the power of human-to-human moments increases as we get more digital
What the proportion of rarity and value in human moments is
Why humans are differentiators in sales and CX
How video messages beat the competition for attention
What Mat Sweezey’s take is on noise, pollution, and trust

The Increasing Value of Human-to-Human Moments

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