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Following a year that retail isn’t likely to forget – one of the key takeaways was the importance of being digitally prepared. Though much of the attention was focused on the growth in eCommerce, the pandemic showed that the concept of isolated channels is starting to fall apart. While for many Covid played the role…
Last week saw the release of research by McKinsey into the future of Customer Experience (CX). The main premise stated that using surveys to measure and improve customer experience rarely, if ever, works and that at best the use of surveys should be limited to market research only.
“To have tens of thousands of validate ratings from paying customers reinforcing our brand and stores, is far more powerful than the handful of Google Reviews we’ve received”
One of the most common questions that we get asked when meeting clients is, “why do you ask your customer surveys the way that you do?”. Today – I’ll give you the answer, our reasoning, and what we’ve learnt over the years working with some of the best retailers around
There are at least five basic ways for retailers to drive up their revenues...
A Customer Experience Catch-22 – CX Surveys When it comes to market research and CX surveys, would you rather ask 100 people 20 questions or 2,000 people a single question each? Is the end result the same? Or does one approach provide better results?
In 2020, the impact of COVID-19 forced retailers to rapid decision-making and advancement like never before. In a year described as ‘The Great Acceleration’ slow to move sectors like grocery saw digital adoption jump 53% in a year.
There are at least five basic ways for retailers to drive up their revenues.
Experiential retail has been a hot topic over the past few years, but in light of the pandemic, much of this innovation has been put on hold as retailers have been challenged by a new set of priorities...
There are at least five basic ways for retailers to drive up their revenues...
Without a constant flow of in-store data, actionable decision-making is near impossible. To deliver here, you need response rates of at least 60-70% daily. So how do you make the jump?
As we continue to build up to the full release of Dashboard 2.0 another round of updates are now available for you to take advantage of over the next few weeks.

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