Marketing leaders know that a negative consumer experience can significantly harm their business. According to research from PwC, even when people have a strong affinity for a company or its products, 59% of them will abandon the brand after encountering multiple negative experiences — and 17% will do so after just a single negative interaction.
But what leads to a poor consumer experience in the first place? It often boils down to several factors:
Insufficient resources to produce up-to-date content that aligns with current events, resulting in outdated perspectives that fail to answer consumer questions
Inconsistent or outdated information in bios, product names, and business details, which can create confusion and distrust
A lack of support or actionable solutions that solve customer challenges, further compounding their negative experiences.
You may notice a pattern here: the challenges above could be solved with more people — or more time — but most businesses don't have the luxury of excess resources.
The good news? With AI becoming a table stakes layer throughout marketing tools, there are more opportunities to leverage AI to minimize disruptions to your customer's journey than ever. Here's how to make AI the new tool in your toolbox to deliver a better experience for customers all along the funnel.