Do Your Customer Surveys Measure Up?

by David Jackson

Published on October 27, 2009

Tags: Customer Satisfaction, Marketing Smarter, Marketing Tips, Surveys

Do the following statements describe your company's approach to gathering customer data?

We ask customers to comment only on what they have experienced firsthand because we need reliable data, not guesses.

We collect customers' views shortly after they have interacted with the company, while the event or activity is fresh in their minds, because people forget and we need to address service issues promptly.

The teams that do the work receive data about their performance because they comprise the people who need to understand and improve the way service is delivered to customers.

We report customer data alongside financial data because we know that customer loyalty improves financial performance.

If you answered yes to all of the above, you are a very rare breed.

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David Jackson is a founder and the managing director of Clicktools, Ltd. (www.clicktools.com), a technology-based solutions provider of products and services for measuring and improving customer experience.

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