When it comes to user-generated content, both B2B and B2C brands are seeing impressive results. You may recognize some of these examples on the B2C side. Brands like Red Bull and GoPro have built their brands around user-submitted videos and photos. Starbucks collected 1,200 customer submissions on Instagram with its holiday cup design contest. And T-Mobile said it received 80,000 breakup letters from customers in response to its campaign to get people to switch over from their competitors...
https://marketingland.com/user-generated-content-customer-feedback-can-strengthen-value-proposition-198130/
The premise behind customer feedback is that it helps you adapt to what the customer finds valuable, ensuring you are building “the right product.” In order to make that customer feedback useful, it is important to get feedback from the right customers and incorporate it in a timely basis. If no customers are attending the demos or no demos are occurring, I have to ask: What are you adapting to?
https://www.techwell.com/techwell-insights/2015/10/importance-customer-feedback-building-right-product/
Applying the right methodology for collecting and analyzing user feedback will help you improve your products and services, streamline operations, and boost customer satisfaction.
https://www.techrepublic.com/blog/10-things/10-ways-to-gain-valuable-insights-from-customer-feedback/
I’ve had the joy of working with a number of companies who have kick-started their new online customer feedback journeys. A favorite pastime here at Mopinion is to look at some of the more outlandish feedback comments that users of our platform receive. It was in one of these recent sessions that the thought popped into my head of ‘what must our clients think when they see this?’
https://www.digitaldoughnut.com/articles/2017/may/the-three-categories-of-online-customer-feedback/
There’s skill involved in knowing who to get feedback from, how to do it, and which feedback to listen to and act on.
That’s what today’s post is about.
https://www.groovehq.com/blog/customer-feedback/
With so many ways to gather customer feedback these days there really isn’t a right or wrong way to get it. And since each client has a different story, personality, schedule, etc. having multiple ways is your best bet.
http://www.copypress.com/blog/customer-feedback-how-to-get-it-why-its-important-and-what-you-do-with-it/
Collecting customer feedback is important to succeeding as a business.
This customer data tells you how to improve your business. Plus, listening to customers is the first step in providing great customer experiences.
https://www.qminder.com/customer-feedback-customer-experience/
For continued success in your business, you must be willing to change and adapt – to roll with the punches. Part of that lies in harnessing the power of customer feedback.
https://www.smallbizdaily.com/can-use-customer-feedback-improve-business/
Read along to find out the seven reasons why creating a customer feedback strategy and listening to your customers’ feedback is important for your business.
https://survicate.com/customer-feedback/why-customer-feedback-is-important/
Feedback can ultimately determine whether the organization lives or dies. Despite the highly critical nature of customer feedback, organizations often treat customer feedback as an afterthought, something that they might get around to, if time allows. The processes for gathering and using feedback must be moved to the forefront of the organization’s strategy. It’s not optional. Let’s take an inventory of the issues organizations should focus on as they develop and improve their customer feedback process.
https://www.qualitydigest.com/inside/quality-insider-article/fundamentals-effective-customer-feedback/
