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Closing the loop arguably drives the greatest ROI with VoC programs. Here's how it works: when an individual customer has a problem, the front line of the operation is notified and can follow up to make things right. The ability to immediately follow up and resolve customer issues is reason enough to invest in VoC.
Start your customer experience feedback program with your most important touchpoint. This one comes as a shock to many who are used to anonymous market research surveys, but customers in 2020 WANT you to know if they had a poor experience and EXPECT you to follow up to make it right. Have you checked Twitter and Facebook lately?
Following up on recover alerts is the heart of your VoC program. Why follow up? For B2C companies with large numbers of customers, recover alert follow-up should be prioritized by the customer’s customer lifetime value (CLV). Start with the customers who have the highest CLV, then proceed from there.
Do you know any CX professionals who started out in market research? Market research and customer experience programs go about gathering these insights in different ways, of course, but here are PeopleMetrics, we have seen the two fields starting to converge within Voice of Customer programs. Unanswered questions. Sean holds a Ph.D.
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