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Lesson #10: B2B VoC and B2C VoC Are Completely Different

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Who are your customers? Are they businesses ( B2B ) or consumers ( B2C )? The answer to this question is key to creating a world-class VoC program. While VoC looks different in B2B than in B2C, the idea of using it to retain customers and reduce churn is still central to both. VoC In Both Worlds.

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How to Gain Leadership Buy-In for VoC. HINT: Show Them The $$$

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For almost any initiative in business, the way to convince leadership to invest is to show them a return on investment (ROI). In turn, the best way to secure executive sponsorship in VoC is to demonstrate that improving the customer experience pays big returns. Then begin to create your own internal business case for VoC.

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Survey Health Is Everything. The Success of Your VoC Program (And Probably Your Job) Depends on It.

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Let’s start with the obvious… if survey health is poor, nothing else you do with your VoC program will matter. The quality of your questions won’t matter, the beauty of your dashboards won’t matter, and your case management workflow won’t matter either. For B2B , we see response rates as high as 50%. Watch the clock.

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Recover Alert Management - Centralized vs. Decentralized Approaches

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Recover alerts are the core of any advanced VoC program. Recover alerts immediately identify the customers who have had a recent poor experience. Recover alerts can be triggered off NPS, a specific question asking if there was a problem, or any other question where a negative response means the customer had a poor experience.