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Effective Ways to Improve Your Survey Response Rate

ProProfs Blog

Surveys are the most convenient and the best way to collect feedback about a product or service. However, while it may seem easy to get respondents to take the survey, it is not so in reality. About 75% of online surveys fail to get their minimum anticipated survey response rate.

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Guest Blog: Three Surprising Ways You Can Improve the Customer Experience with Cloud IVR

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Nogol Tardugno who tells us how to get our contact center interactive voice response (IVR) to deliver the best customer experience. Any reports of the death of interactive voice response (IVR) as a customer service channel have been greatly exaggerated. Stop Pushing Buttons. Leverage Your Data.

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Guest Blog: Are You Setting the Right Customer Experience Goals?

ShepHyken

Given the current state of technology, your strategic goals must now go beyond improving metrics. Customer Experience will be the primary focus for successful operations in 2019 but is that “unwavering commitment to better CX” controlled by smaller metrics that don’t have a big effect on the experience as a whole?

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Guest Blog: The 8 Elements of Customer Support Quality

ShepHyken

Personal tastes vary in how individuals rank these elements in order of importance, but specifying them allows companies to deliberately improve their support setup over time – be it through tools, people, or organization. The speed of service delivery has a massive effect on how customers view your support. Element #1: Fast.

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Reviews Completed on Your Phone Are More Emotional

Beyond Philosophy

We can see this concept manifest in customer reviews and advertising response behavior. Professor Melumad published a paper last year that examines how the way we express ourselves in different types of user-generated content is affected by the device we use to write them. We Are More Emotional on Our Phones Than Computers.

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Guest Blog: Customer Feedback Loops – 3 Examples & Strategies

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Agi Marx who shares 3 ways to close the customer feedback loop to prevent churn and increase revenue. – Shep Hyken. Or they may have suggestions for improvements or feature requests. They only reach out to the most extremely negative responses as defined by the scores left alongside the comment.

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Guest Blog: Is Your Contact Center Using the Right Customer Feedback Tool?

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Jaime Bailey who explains why your company is best served by considering every possible source of insight about customer behavior, goals, and expectations, and implementing the tools that most effectively serve your needs. – Shep Hyken. Before Soliciting Feedback.

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