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How YETI Stays Ahead with Feedback

GetFeedback

I am the Associate Manager of Data Analytics & Modeling for our Customer Engagement Group. This information helps us to continue to improve the customer experience. We also are using GetFeedback to collect insight to the Service Experience; we’ve been running this program for a few months now.

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How Can Sentiment Analysis Be Used to Improve Customer Experience?

InteractionMetrics

And understanding that a customer is enthusiastic versus just satisfied helps you identify promoters and drive loyalty. Why Sentiment Alone Isn’t Enough A customer might be angry, but are they angry about slow shipping, poor customer service, or product quality issues?

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Websites lead the way for UK customer service

Eptica

The web, in the form of help and self service has remained on top throughout that time and continued to improve between 2015 and 2016. The biggest positive strides this year came from utility companies for whom the average score jumped 15%, from 66% to 81% quite possibly due to recent press about poor customer service in this sector.

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Balancing investment between digital and traditional customer service

Eptica

The survey, which measured the experiences of 24,489 customers in 33 countries and across 11 industries, found that 52% of consumers have switched providers in the past year because of poor customer service. Of those, 65% revealed they would never return to companies they had left. Share this page on: Tweet.

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NEW REPORT: 98% of U.S. Consumers Say Customer Service is Important in Choice of, Loyalty to Brands

Tricia Morris

With more than half saying that their initial customer service interaction now begins online, this year’s survey notes fast-growing expectations for online self-service. Think customers only engage on social to complain about brands? With 98% of the U.S.

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2015 Global Customer Service Report: Customer Expectations and Location, Location, Location

Tricia Morris

No matter the customer’s location, the survey showed that the most satisfying service experiences are about a key customer engagement currency – value for time: The above response also related directly to consumers’ expectations for increased self-service options. Download the Full Report.

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16 Statistics Shaping the Future of Customer Service

Tricia Morris

Here is a collection of 16 statistics shaping customer service for today and tomorrow: 1. 76% of consumers say they view customer service as the true test of how much a company values them. 60% of consumers have higher expectations for customer service now than they did just one year ago.