InMoment XI
AUGUST 21, 2008
Allegiance has worked with thousands of companies helping them to deploy customer and employee feedback systems. As we have worked with these various successful entities, we have identified five common things that each of them do as it relates to engagement. First, they collect more feedback from more customer interaction points, and second they work to quantify engagement.
ClearAction
AUGUST 24, 2008
Customer Experience Metaphors Offer a Wealth of Insights Lynn Hunsaker. Like radical, man, but everyone tends to talk in metaphors. A picture tells a thousand words, they say. And we all use 5-6 metaphors a minute, according to author Gerald Zeitman in his book How Customers Think. So how much do you know about your customers’ metaphors? The ones they use to describe your brand.
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InMoment XI
AUGUST 21, 2008
Allegiance has worked with thousands of companies helping them to deploy customer and employee feedback systems. As we have worked with these various successful entities, we have identified five common things that each of them do as it relates to engagement. First, they collect more feedback from more customer interaction points, and second they work to quantify engagement.
InMoment XI
AUGUST 21, 2008
Allegiance has worked with thousands of companies helping them to deploy customer and employee feedback systems. As we have worked with these various successful entities, we have identified five common things that each of them do as it relates to engagement. First, they collect more feedback from more customer interaction points, and second they work to quantify engagement.
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ClearAction
AUGUST 23, 2008
When Customers Complain, Make Lemonade Lynn Hunsaker. Negative customer feedback is a lot like biting into a lemon — the bitterness is hard to love — unless you give the lemon a good squeeze and some sugar, and transform it into refreshing and healthy lemonade. You’re only as strong as your weakest link, so those lemons — customer complaints and low survey ratings — are indeed essential ingredients to improving customer experiences.
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