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6 tips for effective restaurant reputation management

BirdEye

Did you know that in the last twelve months, an impressive 73% of consumers searched online for local restaurants? This statistic shows that your customers are looking for you online. For instance, if you leave a negative Google review from 2007 unanswered, your customers may perceive you as clueless or careless.

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What Do Companies With Low Net Promoter Score Have in Common?

Retently

Since not all NPS® data is public, and most brands aren’t eager to publish their low Net Promoter Score, we’ve taken several steps to find reliable customer satisfaction data that we can use to compare brands: Whenever possible, we’ve sourced data from various NPS benchmarks to gain a picture of the general NPS range within an industry.

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Subscription business model: What, how, and why

BirdEye

Another study indicates that 75% of organizations that sell directly to consumers will offer subscription services by 2023. This model offers convenience for the business and the consumer. It allows companies to leverage customer relationships to create a steady revenue stream. times per year.

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CPG Counter Trends for a Recession

2020 Research

Schlesinger Group recently presented a webinar on the topic of consumer-packaged goods counter trends for a recession. The webinar was hosted by: Stan Sthanunathan – Retired Executive VP of Consumer and Market Insights at Unilever. Consumer packaged goods companies express concerns over imminent recession and economic downturn.

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Business-to-Business Customer Advocacy: Is It A Real Possibility Or A Real Oxymoron?

Beyond Philosophy

Twenty years ago, in their 1994 white paper entitled “Customer Loyalty:Toward an Integrated Conceptual Framework,” academics Alan S. No Loyalty (low relative attachment and low repeat purchase). These new dynamics meant that traditional thinking about customer satisfaction, and even loyalty, also needed to change.

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Four Technologies Reshaping the Customer Experience

Wootric

Consider the realities: as recently as even 2007 the modern smartphone didn’t exist, AI was still a science fiction notion, and the idea of self-driving cars wasn’t on the general public’s radar. Companies like Ancestry.com are using this technology to improve its product and boost customer loyalty.

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Loyalty Point Liquidity drives Customer Engagement

Currency Alliance

We have seen tremendous change across many industries during the past 40-50 years, and these changes can help predict the next evolution in the loyalty sector. Unfortunately, the customer loyalty sector has not kept pace. Most loyalty programs still retain largely the same design as 20 years ago.

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