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How to Build an Awesome Blog Survey

GetFeedback

A blog survey is simple but powerful way to learn more about your audience. With just a few questions, you can measure reader satisfaction, promote new content, and convert more blog traffic. Here are step-by-step instructions on launching an awesome blog survey in under 30 minutes. Building a Blog Survey.

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Survey Design – Best Practices

Lumoa

Surveys are one of the most useful tools out there for gathering quick feedback from customers, and understanding what motivates them. Here we’ll discuss some best practices for designing effective surveys – everything from creating questions that elicit actionable responses, to logic-checking your data to ensure accuracy.

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Interviews Aren’t Dead: How B2B Companies Can Learn More from Their Buyers

InMoment XI

It depends on the audience, the timing, the circumstances, and ultimately—what you’re trying to learn. Here’s what we’re doing and why we think it is successful. The open-ended nature of an interview allows us to ask all of the right questions and follow the conversation wherever the respondent takes it.

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What is survey fatigue and how can you prevent it?

Lumoa

” – a never-ending question asked to a customer in multiple ways and various forms. Somehow, it feels like it’s a DeJa’Vu moment happening daily because as what every company tells its customers, “Your opinion matters” or “You are important to us”. The question is, what can a business do to turn things around?

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How to Analyze Survey Results: A Guide to Mastering Customer Feedback Analysis

Lumoa

So it’s important to listen closely and understand what customers want from brands – that’s where the voice of the customer comes in. One must remember, Feedback isn’t just about addressing criticisms—it’s also about recognizing and building on what you’re already doing well.

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You Ask, We Tell: How Do I Increase Survey Response Rates? Should I Shorten My Survey?

InMoment XI

I’ve been looking back over my 20+ years of various research consulting roles and during that time, I’ve continuously fielded questions from clients and others within the industry. In this blog, I’m going to focus on one question that continues to come up in conversations with CX practitioners and data analysts and my answer may surprise you.

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Guest Blog: How To Improve the Customer Experience Starting Today

ShepHyken

Depending on what you do, it makes sense to look at your processes and pipeline and find ways to reduce customer wait time. But now it’s time to open your ears even further and listen to what your customers have to say. But, that does not mean that you cannot improve your customers’ experiences with your business.