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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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Uncovering CX in China: They’re Ready, Are You?

Beyond Philosophy

I wrote Building Great Customer Experiences , my first book about Customer Experience, in 2002 with John Ivens. However, as econsultancy pointed out in a recent article , most multi-national companies don’t know how to adapt their customer engagement strategies to an Eastern digital environment. All of this leads to problems.

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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. By developing surveys with a clear focus on a valuable target demographic, digging in around negative feedback, and engaging customers over a variety of channels, you can create your own actionable data machine.

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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. With the right reputation management company, businesses can proactively collect positive feedback across various channels, rather than merely reacting to negative reviews. “I

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3 Keys to Modernizing Customer Engagement

Kustomer

In the diagram above, we have the typical multichannel model of customer engagement, where the customer reaches out through the channels of their choice. 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.

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3 Keys to Modernizing the Customer Experience

Kustomer

In the diagram above, we have the typical multichannel model of customer engagement, where the customer reaches out through the channels of their choice. 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.

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Pollfish vs SurveyMonkey vs Qualtrics: A Comparison

SurveySparrow

Distribution channels: Everyone has different requirements and preferences. Share your surveys via email, social media, website embeds, and QR codes. The platform was founded in 2002 by a quartet: Ryan Smith, Scott M. Multi-Channel Distribution: You can share your surveys via whatsapp, SMS, Social share, or embed them.