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Sentiment arc: a better alternative to customer surveys

Inside Customer Service

A customer calls your company for service. After the call, they get an email asking them to complete a survey. The survey is intended to evaluate overall customer service and the individual rep's performance. In this post, I’ll show you: What is the customer service sentiment arc?

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Customers Want Better Customer Service…or Else!

Beyond Philosophy

Consumers say Customer Service is important to them when choosing a brand and forming loyalty with it. 97% of Customers believe that Customer Service is important to them when they choose where they do business. consumers said they have stopped doing business with companies that blow it with Customer service.

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AI and Real-Time Tech vs. Traditional CX Surveys: Who Will Win the Upcoming Battle?

eglobalis

[link] Introduction: Todays businesses face a pivotal question: can emerging technologies like AI and real-time data platforms reduce or even replace the need for traditional customer surveys in managing customer experience (CX)? Does this mean the end of traditional customer surveys? Not entirely.

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Crafting and Cascading a Customer Experience Strategy Across Global Organizations

eglobalis

Companies like Zendesk, Freshdesk, and ServiceNow use these tools to monitor customer sentiment and resolve problems quickly, thereby improving satisfaction and loyalty. Customer surveys remain fundamental for gathering direct feedback. Optimization of these touchpoints requires a cross-functional approach.

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CX Awareness. How Customer-Centric is Your Organization?

ECXO

At its core, a customer-centric mindset means putting the customer’s needs, preferences, and satisfaction at the heart of every decision and strategy. 119 The Assessment This assessment comprises a series of questions designed to reflect on your organization’s practices and attitudes toward customer-centricity.

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Three Steps to Proactive Customer Service

Bill Quiseng

Too often, businesses focus solely on the negative feedback from their customer surveys in CSI fashion, identifying the pain points and taking the steps to eliminate them. Here are three steps you can take to move from reactive to proactive customer service. STEP ONE: Thank ALL customers who gave you survey feedback.

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Why all customer service surveys really measure just one thing

Inside Customer Service

There's a good chance you and your colleagues have had a tortured conversation about customer service surveys. What type of survey is best? Executives worry whether a customer upset about a defective product will “unfairly” give the customer service team a low score on its post-transaction survey.