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NPS vs. Social Media For Market Research

Retently

One of the most common questions we receive, as an NPS®-focused software business, is how Net Promoter Score® differs from the type of data you can extract by studying people’s reactions on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. This is an easy question to answer, although one that’s best tackled in detail.

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Social Media Reputation Management: How to Do it Right

ReviewTrackers

Social media gives customers the opportunity to voice their opinion about your business in an open space. It’s a space that exists for everyone to see — friends, family, and other consumers. That’s why businesses should manage their reputation on social media. What is Social Media Reputation Management?

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Are Point-of-Sale Surveys Pointless?

GetFeedback

The point of sale is an incredibly important time for retailers to engage their customers. However, most are stuck using outdated feedback methods (think receipt questionnaires and kiosk surveys) designed to collect mass feedback rather than reveal key customer experience issues. Why point-of-sale surveys don’t always work.

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Driving the Future: Integrated CX in Automotive Customer Journeys

InMoment XI

At the same time, we’re seeing a massive shift in the way consumers want to browse and buy vehicles. Integrated CX platforms, powered by AI, pull customer signals from various sources, such as purchase history, past engagements, surveys, ratings and reviews, and social media interactions.

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Stepping Into The Future of Retail With Foot Locker

InMoment XI

These include: Surveys: Structured feedback mechanisms to gather comprehensive insights into the customer experience. Social Media Monitoring: Tracking customer sentiment and engagement on social platforms. From sales to digital, every team leverages customer feedback to drive operational improvements.

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Why Businesses Need Social Media

ReviewTrackers

Social media can serve as a testing ground for businesses, nurture customer relationships and provide brand identity. Businesses need social media to succeed in this increasingly technology-centric world. As social media grows, it is essential for businesses to also be on social networks.

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The complete guide to social media management for modern businesses

BirdEye

Social media has completely changed the way we communicate and connect with one another over the past two decades. Social media is also a powerful marketing tool used by businesses of all sizes. We’ll start by discussing some of the key concepts and benefits of using social media. 84% of U.S.