Tag Archives: CUSTOMER

Take your customers off mute: 3 tips for customer feedback

There’s no denying the value of customer feedback. Columnist Loretta Jones shares three tips to make sure you’re getting the most out of your customer feedback programs. Loretta Jones on February 27, 2017   Customer feedback is important. Period. It’s useful for everything from employee training to product improvements to marketing. There’s no denying its … Continue reading Take your customers off mute: 3 tips for customer feedback →

3 Ways to Grow Your Business with Online Community-Based Customer Support

Kenny Silva — February 13, 2017 — February 13, 2017 In my last post, I explained why 2017 is going to be a big year for online community-based customer support. Here’s a quick recap: online communities provide a space for customers to find authentic information they can trust in the most efficient way possible. In … Continue reading 3 Ways to Grow Your Business with Online Community-Based Customer Support →

How Do You Know You’re Joining a Customer Success Focused Company?

Burke Alder — February 16, 2017 — February 16, 2017 Many organizations may believe that they are truly customer-focused and put significant resources in place to make sure customers are successful. After all, building a customer success team requires a hefty budget line to hire the right leader, the right individuals, and even more budget … Continue reading How Do You Know You’re Joining a Customer Success Focused Company? →

How to Drive Customer Retention with Email Marketing

Kristen Dunleavy — February 15, 2017 Follow @KristenWritesIt— February 15, 2017 Email marketing is hands-down the best way to turn one-time shoppers into loyal, long-term customers. That’s why 80% of brands rely on it to drive customer retention, and another 56% of them say email marketing is the most effective way to reach retention goals. … Continue reading How to Drive Customer Retention with Email Marketing →

Social Customer Service Is Changing the Face of Business

Jana Barrett — February 10, 2017 Follow @_janabarrett— February 10, 2017 Social media is changing our culture drastically. It’s easier to share information, publish ideas, and create a “personal brand.” As we do so, our lives become increasingly more public. Business has felt its impact too. Social media has introduced new marketing channels, impacted the … Continue reading Social Customer Service Is Changing the Face of Business →

An introduction to streaming analytics for marketing and customer engagement

Contributor Paul Stanton explains streaming data analytics, a new big data strategy that’s gaining traction among marketers. Paul Stanton on February 7, 2017   Big data strategies support customer segmentation, user trends, pricing analysis, campaign results and other critical marketing needs. The hot big data strategy right now? Streaming analytics. Streaming data analytics is a … Continue reading An introduction to streaming analytics for marketing and customer engagement →

How audience profiling, based on real-time online customer interactions, reveals the faces in the crowd

Contributor Giovanni Strocchi explains how audience profiling built on first-party data can help marketers get to know their audience on a personal level and predict their needs. Giovanni Strocchi on January 23, 2017   Today’s scattergun approach to targeting, based on wide demographic assumptions, overlooks an important fact for marketers: Target audiences are made up … Continue reading How audience profiling, based on real-time online customer interactions, reveals the faces in the crowd →

Customer Cart Abandonment: Why it Happens, What They Say, and What We Can Do

Eric Samson — January 17, 2017 — January 17, 2017 Without a doubt, customer cart abandonment has become the chief nuisance of the online shopping business community. It’s estimated that an average 75% of online shopping cart purchases are abandoned with customers digitally filling up with products and then choosing to simply walk away. It … Continue reading Customer Cart Abandonment: Why it Happens, What They Say, and What We Can Do →