Two recent stories gave me the idea for this blog, which is about not giving up on good ideas too early just because the initial execution didn’t work.
Companies are struggling with how to approach their customers in social media. The available technology is often narrowly focused and companies are intimidated by the fact that they need to stitch several technologies together in order to bridge the gap between traditional CRM and the tsunami of feedback data available in social media.
From a simple discussion to a full-blown marketing disaster – some of the world’s biggest brands have made devastating blunders when it comes to managing their social channels.
With the rise of the Internet, surveys have become an increasingly important evaluation tool. Companies use surveys to gather objective information on themselves, their customers and their environment. Using this information correctly helps CEOs make better decisions while also speeding up and increasing effectiveness of learning. However, the same tools can also jeopardize company operations if they do not measure what was intended.
Have you ever pondered about what is the easiest way to get rid of these troublesome, demanding things called “customers”? I mean those people calling you, emailing you and asking to buy stuff from your company? It’s easier than you think! Read on and I will provide you with some great insights on how to make the customers leave you for good!
social media
cem
customer experience
efm
crm
ask&act
feedback
voc
voice of the customer
online surveys
online research
customer dialogue
actionable information
Customer Experience Management
Feedback Management
email marketing
integration
social CRM
customers
management tool
software
customer interaction
data quality
feedback solution
increase response rate
reduce drop-outs
SCRM
customer satisfaction
CRM integration