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4 Ways Your Website Can Replace Focus Groups

Buzz Marketing for Technology

While focus groups attempt to simulate and gain insights on what the customer potentially thinks, nothing can substitute truly anonymous, honest and unbiased feedback. So how are websites replicating—and advancing—the traditional focus group? We look at four ways that your website can replace focus groups: 1.

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How to Grow Your Business with Voice of the Customer

SendX

This final step of “closing the loop” shows the customer that they’ve been listened to, and can be powerful in building brand loyalty. Customer Interviews / Focus Groups While customer interviews are one-on-one conversations with customers, focus groups include a small panel. WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES?

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3 kinds of data to optimize digital events

Martech

Here are some research tools and tactics to use before the event: CRM systems Surveys Focus groups Social media Community forums Previous events Digital content (webinars, whitepapers, etc.) “It is up to you to do the research and build the personas and profiles,” said Maxwell. Get MarTech! In your inbox.

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How Chief Growth Officers Drive Growth Through Customer Experience

Vision Edge Marketing

It falls on their shoulders to develop and execute the overall customer-centric growth strategy for the organization that creates sustainable revenue streams for the organization, builds brand loyalty , and gains a competitive edge in the marketplace. These numbers demonstrate the importance of CX in building customer loyalty and advocacy.

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“Better Customer Journey Analytics are Critical,” says Red Cross Loyalty Lead

ERDM

Article by Ernan Roman Featured on CustomerThink.com Andrew George is the Lead for Loyalty and Retention at the Canadian Red Cross. We use focus groups and surveys and learn what the customer/donor says, but not necessarily what they do. Why is this so important?

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The comprehensive marketer’s guide to brand research

Tomorrow People

In crowded markets, gaining a competitive advantage is key as it’s the only way you can sustainably attract new customers and maintain brand loyalty. Focus groups Compared to surveys, focus groups are a much less scalable method of brand research—so getting large amounts of standardised data shouldn’t be the goal here.

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The comprehensive marketer’s guide to brand research

Tomorrow People

In crowded markets, gaining a competitive advantage is key as it’s the only way you can sustainably attract new customers and maintain brand loyalty. Focus groups. Compared to surveys, focus groups are a much less scalable method of brand research—so getting large amounts of standardised data shouldn’t be the goal here.

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