- Using cell phone streaming video to create buzz
- Make your transactional e-mails work harder
- A new way to look at your e-mail list
- Millennial Marketing: Who’s making the decisions?
- Using promotional activities to acquire new e-mail names
- Boosting click-through rates with e-mail onboarding programs
- Understanding the keys to a successful Web site
- Making banner ads more visible
July 25, 2008
A hidden reason why you should always be talking to your customer
Conducting research among your customers is also a brand-building opportunity. Customers gain further respect for those companies that ask their opinion. Here are direct quotes we received this week in a survey that we conducted on behalf of one of our clients:
- I respect companies that want feedback on their public opinion and how they are currently viewed.
- I have participated in these surveys in the past and feel that company xyz generally cares about customers. Thank you!
- I think it's a great idea to request comments from customers.
- Thanks for your support!
- I like to see a company retrieving information from its customers.
- I generally don't respond to these requests. However, company xyz's commitment to continuing education made me willing to participate. Thank you.
- Thank you for giving the opportunity.
Thus, our client has not only benefitted from the knowledge gained in the survey, the perception of their brand has been elevated among the survey participants.
Posted by Dave Larson, Director of Account Planning, on July 25, 2008 at 9:46 AM.
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