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“You only come to one of our companies if you have damage and need it fixed immediately.” While analyzing their feedback needs, Payne and Jamie Carter, the Voice of the Customer Manager at Belron, had 3 insights into their requirements: The need to analyze customer’s responses verbatim (exactly what they said, word-for-word) NPS is valuable, but just one of the many pieces of the larger CSAT pie The need to learn from shoppers who never become customers Analyzing open-ended responses: While the Belron team preferred rich survey data in the form of open-ended responses, they faced the same difficulty as many other user experience researchers: difficulty in combing through the data.
They used feedback software to Cambodia Email List collect and filter huge amounts of customer feedback efficiently using cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence. “Using sentiment analysis, it took no time to view themes and patterns from customer responses. Fantastic!” – Jamie Carter, Voice of the Customer Manager Digging deeper into NPS surveys: at bounces throughout the customer journey and overcome the ‘recency effect’ that creeps into NPS survey responses. Learning from those who leave: The third insight about learning from shoppers who abandon the Belron website without getting their windshield fixed was taken care of with exit intent surveys. B. Measure Transactional & Overall Customer Experience Creating customer satisfaction surveys and placing them strategically at critical touchpoints across the customer journey lets you measure in-the-moment and overall satisfaction.
How does it help? 1. Get a 360-degree understanding of customer interactions Customer journey is not a linear experience; it is an array of multiple interactions and touchpoints scattered across different channels. Important touchpoints play a crucial role in forming a perception of your brand in customers’ minds. For example, interaction with the support staff, ease of placing an order, using the website navigation menu, etc. With the right tool, targeted customer satisfaction surveys can bring feedback from various touchpoints and channels under one screen for easier analysis and tracking. CSAT surveys can track these transactional experiences across all channels, while NPS scores can track long-term customer loyalty, as we will see in the next point.
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