• Retaining the human element in digital customer experiences with Jim Green from Eyesite Practices

  • Feb 16 2021
  • Length: 56 mins
  • Podcast

Retaining the human element in digital customer experiences with Jim Green from Eyesite Practices

  • Summary

  • Today’s guest Jim Green shares essential advice for those of you who are looking to communicate with a little more human element in your digital communications to both your new and existing customer base. 

    In this absorbing conversation and reflections of the 2020 trading period, Jim Green explores:

    - Communicating with your team ”if you think you’re doing enough, double it
    - The importance of what you say, and taking time for your internal team communication
    - Having personable, relevant content with a consistent message for your customers and your values portrayed in the right way
    - The principle of having an empty-chair in the boardroom that represents the customer

    Jim is passionate about doing what he loves, and heads up an independent optical group in the south-east of England with established practices in Brighton, Reading, Weybridge and Winchester.

    Jim has an impeccable track record of looking after his customers and a strong ethos runs through the business. His consultative approach to patient care and eye-health has helped him build eyesite.co.uk with solid foundations. Jim has a very engaging personality and his undoubted communication skills has contributed to the 35 years of delighted customers, and motivated professionals who love what they do.

    Join David and Ryan in a fascinating conversation with Jim where he shares his views on putting the customer first with clinical excellence and best-practice marketing when digital comms takes the place of human contact. 

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