A great customer feedback process needs to answer one or more of the following concerns. At MAHAK we have
developed a systematic process (questionnaire, collecting feedbacks, analysis and actionable recommendations) to
evaluate all the touchpoints between customer and your departments. This includes purchasing experience,
customer service & technical support, marketing, product management, sales and PR departments. Each of these
surveys can be implemented as a stand alone or a combination. And both continuous (e.g., sales receipts invitations,
or transactional survey) as well as periodic feedbacks (e.g., annual surveys) are available. We have allocated space at
our research site for each client. Clients can login to our secure site, and view their tailored reports as on needed
basis. The most commonly used selections are:
- Opinions about your company and industry: Your
value proposition and general industry trend;
- Customer satisfaction: Measure of satisfaction,
loyalty and your at-risk customers, all touchpoints
between customer and the company;
- Understanding the reasons why they bought: What
are your most important brand/service attributes?
- Purchasing experience: ratings of important criteria
during purchase process (transactional or snapshot),
and level of satisfaction;
- First Call resolution: ratings of important criteria for
service and support calls, levels of satisfaction;
- Identifying their “hot buttons”: To design effective
PR and advertising campaigns;
- New service/product offering: To measure the
likelihood of purchasing new offerings;
- Your customer profile: to identify customer profile,
to clone best customers, and to be aware of their
current and future deployment plans;
- Employee surveys: To learn why employees join
or leave the company, how satisfied they are, and
to improve their engagement and productivity;
- Your online community & social media presence: Is it
designed to support and solve customer problems,
engage them, has a metric and measurement process in
place to listen to customer and take actions, and how
well it fits with your customer feedback process.