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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. What is the customer feedback loop? Customer feedback loop is the practice of responding to customers meaningfully when they leave feedback.

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Top 5 Customer Service & CX Articles for Week of March 31, 2025

ShepHyken

Surveys are still a way to get feedback, but AI can do much more as it analyzes all areas of the experience and not only gives us the numbers but also makes suggestions to improve the experience, eliminate friction, and much more. This is where consumer feedback proves invaluable. It creates special and unforgettable moments.

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Customer Feedback is a Gift Your Business Can’t Live Without

Steve DiGioia

I’m going to give you 8 simple questions you can ask any customer that will give you some of the best feedback you’ll ever get. Well, maybe you have been getting customer feedback but didn’t listen. Sometimes feedback comes in the form of closed body language: Arms crossed across their chest. Did you hear that feedback?

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How to Deliver Seamless, Personalized Self-Service Across Channels

CSM Magazine

Personalized self-service has quickly become a necessity for businesses in an era where convenience and efficiency are non-negotiable for customers. But how can businesses, particularly retailers, deliver seamless, personalized self-service across various channels without compromising user satisfaction? Heres how to get it right.

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Reviews Completed On Your Phone Are More Emotional

Beyond Philosophy

My smartphone feels a lot more personal to me than my PC. The challenge with feedback and reviews is they are frequently solicited but infrequently completed. Professor Melumad says this slant toward the positive is because people have self-presentational concerns where they want to seem more positive than negative.

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How You Feel Is Not Unique to You

Beyond Philosophy

The study claims that even though your emotions are personal and unique to you, our brains interpret the signals in a similar way. Published in Nature Neuroscience online, the study presented participants with a series of different images and flavors while taking images of their brains. What the Study Discovered about Emotions.

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Guest Post: 7 Ways Improved Customer Journey Results in Business Growth

ShepHyken

Positive word-of-mouth and referrals Smooth, personalized customer journeys result in great customer experiences. More cross-selling and upselling opportunities Targeting customers with personalized recommendations can generate significant revenue growth. Even handling negative feedback offers valuable opportunities for growth.