By Michael Casey | Posted on April 23, 2013
If employees are happy, they will enjoy working there, and the end result is that customers see the benefits as well. Don’t be afraid to hear what your employees have to say. Most companies fear the worst, but these fears are unfounded. If done right it can be a very positive experience.
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By Michael Casey | Posted on January 30, 2013
You must acknowledge every customer filling out your survey. If you don’t, expect your future response rates to drop like a rock. If you’re strapped for follow-up resources consider leveraging a standard e-mail template and personalizing to reference something unique in the response. The goal is to acknowledge you to read their response and that you care.
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By Michael Casey | Posted on September 20, 2012
Eric Pearson of Technaprint in Portland received a poor survey alert last week. He called the customer immediately and after listening to the person vent, Eric patiently explained that he had never done a label order for the buyer.
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By Michael Casey | Posted on April 23, 2012
Reviewing a sampling of the 12,000 print buyer surveys revealed that speed and accuracy are mentioned consistently when praising or complaining about their buying experiences. Their jobs are on the line and you must make them look like heroes—to their bosses, peers, staff and customers.
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By Michael Casey | Posted on February 15, 2012
Do you know how loyal each print buyer is to your business? Don’t wake up and find you’ve lost a customer. Here are five things you may want to consider in setting up an effective process for getting client feedback.
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