New Methodology for Social Media Customer Intelligence | |
Mining and understanding customer feedback creates a powerful lens into the customer experience. The problem, however, is that while many brands are listening to the online chatter, too few are deciphering what they have gathered in a meaningful way. In fact, a recent survey by Harvard Business Review Analytic Services found that while more than half of the surveyed companies are using social media, less than one-quarter (23 per cent) are using any form of social media analytical tools and only 5 per cent are using some form of customer sentiment analysis.
Your customers are tweeting, posting, and blogging, about whether they will buy your product again, return to your store, or recommend you to their peers. As a result, it is critical for brands to not just resolve the existing issues, but to be proactive in averting future issues that may come down the pike. Advances in analytics -- including sentiment and credibility analyses -- give marketers the power to drill down into the most relevant customer feedback and identify ways to enhance the overall customer experience.
In today's socially connected, consumer-led world, there are few places that are more effective at helping companies gather a goldmine of information than social media. Social competitive intelligence enables brands to capture competitor performance, as defined by customers online, and analyse it so they have a clear and timely understanding of competitor strengths, weaknesses, and the latest initiatives.
With the rise of social media, how do marketers better understand when, where, why, and how consumers choose to engage with their brand? How do they know what social media channels are most effective?
Every brand wants to capture new audiences, add revenue opportunities, and maximise the value of advertising inventory. Mining and analysing volumes of real-time, highly influential online customer feedback gives advertising executives the intelligence they need to learn from and transform messaging campaigns. Armed with this direct social media feedback, retailers can easily measure the efficacy of campaigns during and after their run!
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Monday, 24 October 2011
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