by March 29, 2013
Do you plan to send out surveys on a reoccurring basis? We recently
added a feature called ‘Target List Close Dates’ to our web survey
software. This feature is ideal if you have a survey that is open
for an extended period of time and you plan to send email
invitations on an automated, tiered...read more
by March 28, 2013
If there were one industry that could truly benefit from consumer
insight research, it is the restaurant industry. Granted there are
the giants of the industry, e.g. McDonalds or Chik-fil-A, that have
teams dedicated to dissecting every aspect of the customer
experience, but the biggest gains can...read more
by February 22, 2013
According to a recent Business Insider article, “American adults
are invited to take surveys 7 billion times each year, with 24% of
respondents indicating they were asked to take part in more surveys
this year than in previous years.”Customer surveys are an excellent
tool to gauge satisfaction and...read more
by January 7, 2013
While we highlight the most popular posts from a given month in our
newsletter, one of my favorite activities is to look back and see
what posts were the most popular overall each year. Keeping with
tradition, here's a look back across the 20 most popular posts of
2012! Customer Loyalty Month: 25...read more
by December 27, 2012
In the world of marketing, it’s common for reports to be swarming
with data and benchmarks drawn from hundreds of different touch
points like email, website, search, social, mobile, reviews,
comments, and more. However, even with the plentiful amount of data
we collect, insights are hard to develop....read more
by December 26, 2012
Recent statistics once again reinforce that customers are looking
for exceptional customer service, and if they don’t find it one
place, they will look elsewhere—customers have the power. According
to research by Oracle in their 2012 CX Index Report ‘Why customer
satisfaction is no longer good...read more
by December 21, 2012
You dress your dogs up for the holidays and you’re convinced they
love their Santa outfits, the jingle bells around their neck, or
whatever it is they might be wearing. They looks so cute and
festive that you “ooo and awe” over them, take their pictures
(while bribing them with a treat to sit still)...read more
by March 26, 2012
Talk doesn’t cook rice, or so an ancient Chinese philosopher said.
In the realm of customer satisfaction, both of these quotes hold
sway. I was reminded of this in a recent post by Dana Vaille of
Chadwick Martin Bailey. Dana was expressing her discontent
about a recent purchase she had made. The...read more
by January 30, 2012
I recently came across a post that was too good not to share. The
Service Witch, aka Kimberly Nasief, posted an excellent post on the
good, bad and the ugly of customer satisfaction surveys. Let’s face
it; everyone uses some form of CSat survey in their process. Are
they all timely, well-designed...read more
by January 27, 2012
As a marketer I am always curious about the impact of marketing
activities and purchase behavior. In short, I wonder if our
activities cause people to purchase our products and services. The
notion of causality goes back some time in the area of social,
economic and business research. Our colleagues...read more
