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2024 holiday shopping trends: social media and content creators
We surveyed consumers from around the world to find out what they want to see from your brand — and where they want to see...
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E-book
Responding to reviews is a key way to establish a more personalized connection with customers.
Let’s face it – no matter how cool your brand is, or how well-received your products may be, you’re going to occasionally receive negative reviews. That’s just a fact. You’ve probably heard (maybe even from us) something along the lines of, “Negative reviews can actually be a good thing.” Believe it or not, this is true – so long as you’re proactive about reading and responding to new reviews.
Regardless of sentiment, one thing is certain – brands need to be quick about reading and responding to new reviews as they come in. Up to 70% of dissatisfied customers will do business with a company again if their complaint is resolved. Even with reviews that are overwhelmingly positive, the job is not done – you should be engaging with satisfied customers just as often as ones who aren’t. Responding to reviews in a proactive manner allows you to address customer issues as they occur, while also showing potential customers that you actually care.
This e-book takes a closer look at why responding to customer feedback is important, best practices for responding to negative and positive reviews, and how to respond to customer questions.
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We surveyed consumers from around the world to find out what they want to see from your brand — and where they want to see...
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Webinar
A fireside chat with Mena Wouters, Director of Enterprise Item Content at Lowe’s
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E-book
Understand the difference between personalization and contextualization, explore implementation methods, and discover how these two strategies can work together to supercharge your commerce engine.
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