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7 Key benefits to feedback loops, plus examples

BirdEye

Feedback loops are the key to collecting customer data and transforming it into actionable insights. In this blog, we’ll demonstrate the powerful benefits of a feedback loop, along with real-life examples so you can leverage methods for continuous improvement. Table of contents What’s a feedback loop?

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CX vs. UX: The Yin and Yang of Customer Loyalty

InteractionMetrics

Founded in 2004, Stanford University’s Hasso Plattner Institute of Design broke down Design Thinking into five distinct phases: Empathize : Understand your customer. Sometimes called brainstorming, this inventive step is a team effort and aims to identify a few strong solutions to the problem defined in Step 2.

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Why invest in the Net Promoter Score?

Thematic

Are you wondering whether to invest in the Net Promoter Score (NPS) to improve your customer experience? The debate is rife amongst NPS evangelists and those who are more doubtful, so here I share some examples of companies who have invested in NPS and made real improvements. (In Read more about how NPS works here.

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6 Ways a Survey Maker Can Help You

ProProfs Chat

This is where the Net Promoter Score (NPS) comes in. Invented in 2004, NPS was called the “the one question you’ll ever need.” The net promoter score is calculated by subtracting the percentage of promoters from the percentage of detractors. It is the industry-wide metric used to measure customer loyalty.

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2020: The Year of Gratitude?

CX Workout - Ideas Blog

Early in 2020, as the country began to quarantine, our emotion algorithm detected an increase in gratitude across our CX related research efforts. This was then followed up by asking NPS for both brands. Below are the collective NPS scores for the brands that went above and beyond and the brands that let people down.

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