CSAT is a survey methodology you can use to track customer satisfaction levels. Here’s a practical guide for an in-depth CSAT overview.| Retently CX
Here’s all you need to know about customer feedback - how valuable it is, how to collect actionable insights, how to manage the data, and act on it.| Retently CX
Enter your NPS data, calculate your Net Promoter Score and benchmark your NPS campaign results against industry competitors.| Retently CX
Ask the right NPS survey questions to get a pulse on your customer satisfaction and gain an accurate understanding of how your brand is perceived.| Retently CX
Detractors can be tough and stressful to deal with. Here’s an in-depth guide that will look into the most actionable ways to turn Detractors into Promoters.| Retently CX
This article provides a list of actionable tips to improve your survey response rate. It is applicable to any customer surveys - NPS, CSAT, and CES.| Retently
Closing the customer feedback loop is one of the simplest ways you can reinforce a positive experience or rectify a negative one.| Retently CX
Often ignored, Passives are an unpredictable but valuable asset. Engage them and convert their feedback into business opportunities.| Retently CX
Listening to the Voice of the Customer is one of the best ways to increase customer satisfaction and trust in your brand.| Retently CX
From automation scenarios to integrating with other systems, find out what you should pay attention to when deciding on the appropriate NPS software.| Retently CX
Our latest reports Since Customers 2020: A Progress Report, Walker has released three new resources to help customer experience leaders in their efforts to take their CX programs to the next level. Be sure to check out our Resources page for the latest content from Walker. More Info More Info More Info More insight for... Read more »| Walker
Want to learn how Customer Effort Score works, and how it can benefit your business? Here’s a definitive guide that will answer all your questions.| Retently CX
Reprint: R1007L The notion that companies must go above and beyond in their customer service activities is so entrenched that managers rarely examine it. But a study of more than 75,000 people interacting with contact-center representatives or using self-service channels found that over-the-top efforts make little difference: All customers really want is a simple, quick solution to their problem. The Corporate Executive Board’s Dixon and colleagues describe five loyalty-building tactics tha...| Harvard Business Review
Learn why customer satisfaction surveys are so important and get inspired by excellent examples from real brands we know and love.| blog.hubspot.com