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bulletCommon Survey Pitfalls: Go Broad to Specific When Writing Questionnaires
bulletPopular Blog Posts
sub-bullet5 Tips for Market Research on a Shoe-string Budget
sub-bulletIf 80% of Customers are Satisfied, Is that Good Enough?
sub-bulletHow Do You Spell Success in Market Research?
sub-bulletBuilding Surveys with Logic: Two Questions to Ask First
sub-bulletEmployee Engagement: A Familiar Success Story
sub-bulletHow Simply Hired Made Surveys Work for Them
sub-bulletAAAAA Service: Turn Angry Customers into Raving Fans
bulletIs Customer Service the New Marketing?

JULY 2010
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checkmarkCommon Survey Pitfalls:
Go Broad to Specific When Writing Questionnaires

The structure of a well designed research instrument is similar to telling a story. It should start off general and move towards more detailed, probing questions. Survey design is both a science and an art. These tips will help you create better surveys and improve the quality of your research data.
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blog-15 Tips for Market Research on a Shoe-string Budget
By: Joanne Simonis

Conducting market research and uncovering customer insights is critical for every organization, but we don't always have the same budget as some of the mega brands do. These tips will help you collect the information you need, without putting you over budget.
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If 80% of Customers are Satisfied, Is that Good Enough?
By: Sherrie Mersdorf

If 120 people had a negative opinion of your brand and only 160 had a positive view, would you feel good about that? If only 80% of your customers are satisfied, then you're pretty close to that relationship. There are three major actions you can take to turn those 20% into satisfied customers.
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blog-2How Do You Spell Success in Market Research?
By: Linda Bains

Setting objectives and goals, comparing demographics, testing your survey carefully and recommending action are some of the critical pieces to spelling success for any market research project. How does your team spell success?
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Building Surveys with Logic: Two Questions to Ask First
By: Dorian Rosen

Deciding between sub-questions and branch logic isn't always a clear choice. When you begin to create a survey with logic, you should ask yourself two critical questions. The answers to these questions will help you decide if a sub-question is the right way to go.
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blog-2Employee Engagement:
A Familiar Success Story

By: Sherrie Mersdorf

How engaged your employees are, how well you listen to their feedback and give them what they need to succeed directly impacts their performance. Overcoming the mindset that employees can just work, work, work! can be quite a challenge.
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How Simply Hired Made Surveys Work for Them
By: CM Arnold

This simple case study outlines how Simply Hired implemented an employee satisfaction survey program that has continually led to improved employee satisfaction. The key to the story: managers take their employees' feedback seriously.
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blog-4AAAAA Service: Turn Angry Customers into Raving Fans
By: Joanne Simonis

It doesn't matter how satisfied your employees are or what your customer loyalty rating is, mistakes will happen and you will disappoint customers. However, following AAAAA guidelines, a disappointed customer doesn't mean a goodbye. Turn the disappointing experience around correctly, and you'll have a customer for life.
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Is Customer Service the New Marketing?

We need to expand how we think about customer service. Customer service walks hand in hand with customer experience management. Customer experiences drive customer loyalty and retention rates. A good customer service experience translates to a good customer experience – regardless of what prompted the need. Furthermore, good customer experiences lead to good word-of-mouth. Customer service could be the new marketing.
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