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How B2B Brands Can Benefit from Social Listening

Brandwatch CX

It is easy to see the use-case for social listening when looking at large consumer brands They have hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of buyers and millions more of potential ones. They have high volumes of online conversation about them, a dedicated social media team to keep an eye on it, and lots of data to find insights.

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How B2B brands can benefit from social listening

Brandwatch CX

It is easy to see the use-case for social listening when looking at large consumer brands They have hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of buyers and millions more of potential ones. They have high volumes of online conversation about them, a dedicated social media team to keep an eye on it, and lots of data to find insights.

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Do wireless carriers care about the iPhone more than consumers?

InMoment XI

The range of opinions made me laugh, many of which clearly reflected the writer’s personal perception (both good and bad) of the brand rather. Recently I was reading Apple’s earnings announcement from a few weeks ago (which for once didn’t blow away expectations) and the mountain of analysis by various tech and Wall Street experts.

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Do wireless carriers care about the iPhone more than consumers?

InMoment XI

The range of opinions made me laugh, many of which clearly reflected the writer’s personal perception (both good and bad) of the brand rather. Recently I was reading Apple’s earnings announcement from a few weeks ago (which for once didn’t blow away expectations) and the mountain of analysis by various tech and Wall Street experts.

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Do wireless carriers care about the iPhone more than consumers?

InMoment XI

The range of opinions made me laugh, many of which clearly reflected the writer’s personal perception (both good and bad) of the brand rather. Recently I was reading Apple’s earnings announcement from a few weeks ago (which for once didn’t blow away expectations) and the mountain of analysis by various tech and Wall Street experts.

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A Company Culture of Good with Chad Jensen

ShepHyken

When employees are treated well, it often translates into happy customers, leading to positive ratings and customer satisfaction that rival even the most renowned brands. It fosters a good brand image and resonates well with customers, influencing their decision to support the business. positively impacts the culture.

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Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT) Industry Benchmarks

GetFeedback

Wireless Telephone Service: 74%. One more thing— We recently partnered with TEDx Speaker and CX expert Jeannie Walters to launch a webinar where we discussed how leading brands are measuring CSAT and using these insights to improve the customer experience. Subscription Television Service: 62%. Supermarkets: 78%. Postal Service: 70%.