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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. NPS Measures Customer Satisfaction, Not Public Opinion.

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Using Omnichannel Contact Center to Drive Customer Satisfaction

InMoment XI

In an omnichannel contact center, customers can interact with a business through channels such as phone calls, emails, chat, social media, and more. What distinguishes it from multichannel systems is the integration of these channels, allowing customers to switch between them without losing the context of their interactions.

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7 Effective Ways to Collect Customer Feedback through Social Media

GetFeedback

There are a lot of great ways to collect customer feedback, including email and website surveys. But one sometimes overlooked method of collecting feedback is by meeting your customers where they are— distributing surveys through social media. . Why social media is a gold mine of customer feedback.

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5 Ways to Measure Customer Satisfaction Beyond Surveys

SurveySparrow

But somehow, it ended up in a brainstorming session listing several creative ways to truly understand what our customers think and feel (other than surveys, obviously!) If you’re open to it, how about I share some ideas on ‘how to measure customer satisfaction without surveys’?

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Your digital eyes & ears: Master social media monitoring

BirdEye

This practice, done by social media monitoring tools, enables brands to keep a pulse on their online reputation and insights into consumer behavior and emerging trends. Following this, when Birdeye conducted a survey, we found an interesting fact: 81% of businesses manage social media at the corporate level.

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How Much Customer Service Should Your Social Media Accounts Handle?

CSM Magazine

The ubiquitous nature of social media and its engagement potential has led companies to increasingly leverage these platforms for customer service purposes. However, it raises the question – how much customer service should your social media accounts handle? According to a study by J.D.

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How to Improve Your Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT) Score

GetFeedback

Y ou know your customers are satisfied because the Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT) that you see on your daily dashboard tells you as much. Before I answer that, let’s take a look at a popular CSAT metric that was established 25 years ago: the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI). The score is solid.