Friday, 18 March 2011

Dave's Top 10 for March: The Top 10 Ways to Use Feedback to Drive Improvements


#10
Reduce acquisition costs by identifying & leveraging advocates on social media.

#9
Use the voice of the customer to identify how you can be easy to do business with.

#8
Seek feedback in key attributes relative to competitors.
Use this data to fine-tune your marketing.

#7
Collect ideas from your customers for product service improvements.

#6
Identify organizations that provide the best sales and
service experience and use them as role models.

#5
Use specific transaction feedback to identify process weaknesses & failings.

#4
Create automated alerts to identify at-risk accounts, initiate
service recovery and reduce churn one customer at a time.

#3
Utilize win/loss surveys on proposals to identify cause of lost business.

#2
Measure satisfaction and advocacy as the basis for bonuses.
This allows you to focus your organization in improving loyalty.

And the #1 tip for using feedback to drive improvements is:

Prioritize investments by using feedback to identify which areas
of weakness cause you to lose your most valuable customers.


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