What is sentiment analysis? Let’s define sentiment analysis as a start. If we take your customer feedback as an example, sentiment analysis (a form of text analytics) measures the attitude of the customer towards the aspects of a service or product which they describe in text.
Vodafone New Zealand has measured Touchpoint Net Promoter Score (TNPS) for many years. Three years ago, Vodafone Group migrated to an established Voice-of-the-Customer platform and Vodafone New Zealand was a key pilot market.
Do you have a lot of customer feedback collected but don’t know exactly what to do with it?
Maybe you’re debating whether to hire a data scientist in-house to analyze it all manually, or go the agency route? Perhaps you’ve heard about text analytics and wonder what it’s all about, and
Think customer loyalty programs are all about getting generic discounts, points and rewards? Think again. That was the old school way of doing things. Today, it’s more about offering customers something as personalized as possible, so that they feel truly special.
Do you gather vast amounts of customer feedback but don’t quite know how to get actionable, meaningful insights from it? You know the ones, insights that would help to influence your customer experience and overall business strategy.
What is the customer feedback loop?
The customer feedback loop is the practice of responding to customers meaningfully when they leave feedback. For example, if a customer complains about being overcharged, the company may respond with an apology and issue a refund.
In this blog, we'll discuss how to understand your Voice of Customer (VOC) feedback and why this is important. What are your customers actually telling you and how do you analyze this information to get to meaningful insights? Then, how do you use VOC data to drive change in your organization?
Are you doing "all the right things" but your customer experience (CX) is still not improving?
There might be hidden forces preventing you from reaching your customer experience goals.
Let’s face it, any business owner can benefit from conversations with customers. It’s the only way to find out what customers think. In this post, you will learn which questions will prompt customers to share their views in depth.
Are you receiving more feedback than you could ever read, let alone summarize? Maybe you’ve used Text Analytics methods to analyze free-form textual feedback?
These methods range from simple techniques like word matching in Excel to neural networks trained on millions of data points.
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