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Customers are talking about you where your VOC program rarely looks and it’s shaping revenue, retention, and trust. Nate Brown joins me to introduce Fearless CX, a bold and practical way to lead customer experience in a time when fear is high, teams are tempted to retreat into silos, and “insular thinking” makes cross-functional work painfully slow.
We dig into what Fearless CX looks like inside the organization: leaders acting as a beacon, building trust through character and conviction, and creating psychological safety without drifting into comfort or inertia. The goal is healthy tension where people can challenge ideas, learn fast, and collaborate across the enterprise to produce a consistent customer experience outcome.
Then we get tactical about modern voice of customer strategy. Nate explains “wild sentiment” the unstructured feedback living on Reddit, YouTube, third-party communities, and public reviews. We talk about how AI search is changing customer support behavior, why customers often solve problems without ever contacting the brand, and how AI-enabled customer experience management platforms can finally harmonize structured and unstructured feedback into real themes, tags, and actionable insights.
If you want a customer experience strategy that survives uncertainty and actually earns trust, press play. Subscribe, share this with a CX or support leader, and leave a review, then tell me: where do you think your customers are shaping your brand story today?
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Send us Fan Mail
Customers are talking about you where your VOC program rarely looks and it’s shaping revenue, retention, and trust. Nate Brown joins me to introduce Fearless CX, a bold and practical way to lead customer experience in a time when fear is high, teams are tempted to retreat into silos, and “insular thinking” makes cross-functional work painfully slow.
We dig into what Fearless CX looks like inside the organization: leaders acting as a beacon, building trust through character and conviction, and creating psychological safety without drifting into comfort or inertia. The goal is healthy tension where people can challenge ideas, learn fast, and collaborate across the enterprise to produce a consistent customer experience outcome.
Then we get tactical about modern voice of customer strategy. Nate explains “wild sentiment” the unstructured feedback living on Reddit, YouTube, third-party communities, and public reviews. We talk about how AI search is changing customer support behavior, why customers often solve problems without ever contacting the brand, and how AI-enabled customer experience management platforms can finally harmonize structured and unstructured feedback into real themes, tags, and actionable insights.
If you want a customer experience strategy that survives uncertainty and actually earns trust, press play. Subscribe, share this with a CX or support leader, and leave a review, then tell me: where do you think your customers are shaping your brand story today?
Support the show