Cement your B2B Customer Experience for success
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1,914 B2B materials distribution stores trust Goodays to connect & engage with local customers

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Leverage the power of referrals to build productive relationships with your customers
It’s a well-known fact: the power of referrals is key in the building materials distribution sector.
Contractors, installers, craftsmen…. all your customers will, at some point, discuss your brand with their peers. If they are happy with their service experience, they will recommend you to other potential customers. It’s as simple as that.
Recommendation requests are standard practice in B2B before choosing a preferred supplier. Ensure your clients consider you as the go-to company that will confidently recommend you to others.

Place your local agencies at the heart of your CX strategy
The B2B distribution sector is becoming more and more digitalised: including order tracking processes, faster inventory review and account creation. The temptation to look at CX through a digital lens is high: new tools and new processes to streamline the Voice of Customers program. The B2B customer journey and interactions are often longer than in other industries but also richer. Depending on the size of the company, customers can visit their local agency very regularly. The agency owner then becomes an indispensable source of advice, training and support. For bigger structures with more distant or online relationships, the challenge is to foster opportunities to increase those interactions.
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Listening is the cornerstone of customer knowledge
Whether it's residential or renovation end-markets, the building materials distribution market is very specific. How can you best address your customers’ complex – and often very specific – requirements? By knowing and understanding them better. Increasing the number of touch points is the cornerstone of any powerful CX program and the way to boost your key CX KPIs. How? Firstly, enable your agency's managers to be part of your CX strategy. Allow them to build connections and relationships with your customers by responding to customer feedback. Local conversations are the most impactful way to drive customer satisfaction. Secondly, act on these insights, learn as an organisation and constantly adapt your processes & products based on what you learn.
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Never lose a customer and increase repeat orders
Understanding which customers are potentially about to leave is key, and this is how it should go: First, detect and address dissatisfied customers immediately. Then, allow your stores to respond to those dissatisfied customers to understand their reasons and offer a solution. Lastly, save those customers and their lifetime value: strengthen the relationship with them and increase their loyalty.
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Streamline the CX delivered throughout your network
How do you deliver the same level of CX across all your agencies, brands, business units and countries? How can you streamline the way of measuring CX to derive actionable and comparable insights to drive change? Answer: by implementing one single Customer Interaction Management Platform. On top of allowing for increased proximity between your frontline teams at the agency level and their end customers, it will also allow you to ensure the same level of service and approach to local customer relationships and empower your people who deliver customer experiences every day while adapting to each brand or network specificities.
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How a French B2B Distributor gained + 15 pts of NPS in a year
Context
Our client, which owned 28 locations in France, had the challenge of leveraging customer interactions and turning them into conversations and potential transactions. They also wanted to ensure they retain customers and were increasing loyalty.

Solution
By allowing local agency managers to reply to their customers directly, they created a daily “routine” around customers. They were able to multiply and leverage each customer interaction (spontaneous: QR code, GMB reviews or solicited: email, SMS on post-delivery experience). They could also transform interactions into conversations and potential transactions to retain customers and increase loyalty.

Results
They saw an amazing adoption rate from agencies. With 100% of customer feedback responded to and within a 2-day or less timeframe. They also scored an excellent 4.2 / 5 on the quality of responses and saw their NPS jump from 53 to 68 in a year.
