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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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Developing Surveys to Boost Customer Retention Through Actionable Data

GetFeedback

Customer retention is a leading critical performance indicator for companies in 2002, and for good reason. Asking customers whether or not they were satisfied with their overall experience isn’t enough—you need to focus on a narrower point of interaction.

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The Differences Between B2B and B2C Customer Journey Mapping

GetFeedback

By creating a visual depiction of the steps that customers take in an experience, including how customers feel after interactions, CX leaders can diagnose problems and design new experiences for the future. Information can come from market research, customer feedback, and interaction data generated from customer navigating their experiences.

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How to choose the best reputation management company

BirdEye

Customers today heavily depend on online review sites, public forums, and social media channels when choosing businesses. Proactive management of negative feedback Reputation management companies can flag negative reviews or social media mentions as soon as they go online.

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3 Events Paved The Path For The Customer Experience Discipline

Kerry Bodine

Event #2: Social media went mainstream. While I can pinpoint the launch of NPS to a specific date, the broad adoption of social media spans a murkier timeline. TripAdvisor launched in 2000, though for some time its social functionality took a backseat to traditional travel guidance.

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3 Keys to Modernizing Customer Engagement

Kustomer

Daniel Kahneman, psychologist, economist and winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Economics, introduced the idea of a dichotomy between two modes or systems of thought. The reward or punishment for solving their issue is magnified by social media and online reviews, which are of critical importance in modern customer service.

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Serving The Customer Of The Future

SaleMove

I was born in 1995 and got my first PC in 2002 with Windows 95 on it. In addition, the human attention span is now shorter than ever when we think about scrolling through social media, news, or online stores. 26% of Gen Z representatives learn about finances on social media. I’ve been browsing the web since then.