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7 Key benefits to feedback loops, plus examples

BirdEye

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. Here’s an example. You can collect customer feedback from online reviews, social media comments , and product forums.

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Emotional Branding Case Studies to Emulate Great Customer Experience

Win the Customer

More recently, Old Navy has revisited this marketing strategy with ads featuring 80s celebrities such as Chevy Chase, Saturday Night Live’s Superfans and the Superfans’ idol, Bears Coach Mike Ditka. Another way brands can connect with consumer emotions is by appealing to values shared by the company’s target market.

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25 important social media questions, answered

BirdEye

Social media is a daily part of our lives, but many companies still have questions about it. These are just a few of the social media questions that businesses are asking. In this blog post, we’ll answer 25 of the most important social media questions. Social media questions: The how?

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Guest Blog: Becoming a Blockbuster?

ShepHyken

Back in 2004, Blockbuster had 60,000 employees, 9,000 stores and appeared invincible. Another example: BlackBerry dominated the business smartphone market. Would you or your parents drive to your neighborhood Blockbuster store, hoping to get a copy of the latest movie release before they would all be rented?

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3 Customer Experience Stories (From Companies Not Named Starbucks) That Will Inspire Your Company to Deliver Better Customer Service

Michel Falcon Experience

If you like what you read, please consider sharing this on social media and with your team. The story: One of their members (their terminology for customers) who had been a member of theirs since 2004, recently had something happen that impacted him and had nothing to do with banking or finance. The answer is…YOU CAN!

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This is Digital, Episode 25: The Chief Digital Officer's Role in Disruption and Culture

West Monroe

We think of ourselves as the OG digital disruptor because we started premium cosmetics for $1 back in 2004, when e-commerce wasn’t nearly as popular as it is today. Today, we're a big company with a $7 billion market valuation, but we’re small in the sense we only have about 350 employees, which is mind blowing.

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How to Create a Successful Customer Loyalty Program

Michelli Experience

Having worked with Starbucks since 2004, as I began my journey to my first of two books about them ( The Starbucks Experience and later Leading the Starbucks Way ), friends and colleagues are quick to contact me whenever Starbucks makes the news. That goes for both good and bad news!