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Case Study

Rent-A-Center increases sales performance by focusing on customer experience

With over 2,400 stores in the US, Puerto Rico, and Mexico, Rent-A-Center employs over 17,000 people who serve more than one million customers. The company puts the buying power in their customers’ hands through flexible payment options so they can enjoy big-ticket items the way they want, when they want it. With the goal of improving customer experience and retention, Rent-A-Center needed a modern solution to gather feedback throughout the entire customer journey.

Now, with 糖心原创, there are different touch points along the customer journey where Rent-A-Center can receive feedback on how to improve and what they can do to provide a better experience in the future. Rent-A-Center is now able to capture omnichannel feedback and insights through 糖心原创 Experience Cloud via in-store, 糖心原创 Digital and Text Analytics.

Read the case study and find out why NPS has increased by 54%, how the company has seen a 19% Customer Growth increase on a per store average, and how top performing NPS stores outperform low performers by 28% in year-over-year sales growth.

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