Tag Archive for: customer-research

According to a recent report by Raydiant, 60.3% of customers abandon a business due to a bad experience. With the potential for high ROI and happier customers, why wouldn’t your company want to pay more attention to what your customers are saying and stand out?

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The end of the year is often associated with increased spending and consumption in retail, especially during the holiday gift-giving season. Find out how a very special segment is preparing for this festive time! BARE shares an article on consumption this holiday season.

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There’s no doubting that COVID-19 has changed customer service forever. BARE shares an excerpt from SiteMinder on the points to take into account to meet guest expectations and achieve full customer satisfaction.

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The evolution of technology has left major changes permeating business models and consumer habits in the aftermath of the pandemic. One of the most obvious is the shift to digital. BARE shares an article from El Telégrafo on the omnichannel experience.

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BARE International, a global company with 35 years of experience in customer research is joining hands with Pulse, a leading inspection and audit software company creating world-class EHS and compliance management systems. The partnership aims to help clients from across the industries with identifying issues that are affecting customer experience and providing actionable solutions.

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It’s official, the customer experience is now more important to brands than mobile marketing, according to an Econsultancy report. With the promise of high returns on investment and happier customers, why wouldn’t your business want to pay closer attention to what their customers are saying? Read more

Want to learn more about your customers’ needs and preferences? A customer survey can reveal countless ways to improve your business. But too often, businesses miss out on insights because they’re sending inadequate surveys.

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Tis the season for returning that sweater your mom gave you that didn’t fit. Make no mistake: A happy customer is a repeat customer. And as it turns out, in 2020, a lot of that happiness depends on the returns policy.

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