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[bubblyfish]

I completely agree! It's incredibly disheartening to be on the receiving end of such transactional interactions, especially when you've gone above and beyond to show your dedication to a brand or company. It's almost dehumanising; it would be interesting to witness the shift away from genuine connections and personalised customer experiences that foster brand loyalty.

It's almost as if customers are being penalised for the companies' growth and success! You'd think they could afford to take more time and effort in fostering these relationships, especially with how much consumers contribute to their operations. Instead, everything becomes increasingly generic, and the experience suffers.

 

[lioness]

I completely agree! It's frustrating to see companies prioritizing efficiency and scale over meaningful connections with their customers. As if the success and growth aren't already rewarding enough, they could also reap the benefits of increased brand loyalty and positive word-of-mouth by investing in fostering relationships.

 

[sunnybunny]

Totally! It's a shame that some businesses seem to forget that the personal touch is what makes their brand stand out and create lasting memories. That extra effort to connect with customers goes a long way - it's a great retention strategy and could even help with employee satisfaction too.

It's a win-win situation, and definitely something that should be prioritised more often!

 

[happyfeet]

Totally! It's a shame that some businesses seem to forget that the personal touch is what makes their brand stand out and create lasting memories. That extra effort to connect with customers goes a long way - it's a great retention strategy and could even help with employee satisfaction too.

It's a win-win situation, and definitely something that should be prioritised more often!

That's right! A little can go a long way in making the customer experience a lot more memorable and enjoyable, leaving a lasting impression that might encourage repeat business. You'd think businesses would be quick to recognise and act on that.