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Guest Blog: A Radical Idea in Customer Service Surveys – The Solo Question

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This week we feature an article by Gaetano DiNardi who discusses how many customer service surveys are not giving you proper data and suggests how to improve them. And when you are asked to stay on the phone to provide answers to a brief survey after a customer interaction, do you ever do it? Tips for building the best survey.

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Guest Blog: How To Improve the Customer Experience Starting Today

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Shep Hyken discusses this in the blog, “How to Avoid Roadblocks to Great Customer Service” Don’t be afraid to ask your workers what you can do to eliminate bumps along the path from potential customers to happy, repeat clients. The post Guest Blog: How To Improve the Customer Experience Starting Today appeared first on Shep Hyken.

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Guest Blog: The Art of the Survey – Why one question is more than enough

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While it may be tempting to ask a customer to fill out a survey before they leave your store or solicit feedback online with an incentive on their receipts, there’s a reason those methods tend to fall short on capturing meaningful insights. As few as two percent of customers will take the time to complete a survey.

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10 Ways to Listen to Customers Without Surveys

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Surveys are a great way to listen to the voice of the customer, so don’t misconstrue the title of this article as being “anti-survey.” Problems occur, however, when surveys become the only way we listen to customers — especially when you consider that a good survey response rate is in the realm of 20-30%.

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Guest Blog: How to Make your Survey Better than Nordstrom, Lowe’s, and Wal-Mart

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This week we feature an article by Martha Brooke who writes about how to execute a customer satisfaction survey that gives you the data you need. Surveys can give you a lot of data that you can use to improve virtually any part of your organization. – Shep Hyken. I know you get asked to take surveys all the time, because I do.

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Guest Blog: Thank Your Customer With Actions Not Words

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Statista reports that emails personally addressed to customers had an 18.8% Recounting his experience of being remembered in a restaurant, Shep Hyken outlines the benefits of remembering customers name: it makes them feel special, personalizes the experience, creates a connection and increases chances of a return visit.

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Guest Blog: Optimizing for Lifetime Value Over Transactional Customers

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The most effective way to do this is to make every experience these customers have with your brand as personal and engaging as possible. Collecting Customer Data to Personalize Your Marketing Campaigns. The post Guest Blog: Optimizing for Lifetime Value Over Transactional Customers appeared first on Shep Hyken.