Our surveys don't translate into action
Surveys produce reports instead of action when they ask general questions with no decision attached. Ask fewer, specific questions tied to a decision, and assign an owner to act on each result.
Our surveys don't translate into action
Problem
You run surveys regularly. Nothing changes afterwards.
The questions are broad, the scores are averaged, and the report is shared and forgotten. Customers notice that their feedback never leads anywhere and stop answering.
Response rates fall, and so does the value of each survey.
Insight
A survey should exist to inform a specific decision.
General satisfaction questions rarely tell anyone what to do. Specific questions about a feature, a step or a choice, linked to what customers actually did, do.
Every result needs an owner who decides what to change.
How we approach it
We turn surveys into a source of decisions.
- We start from the decision each survey should inform and write only the questions it needs.
- We link answers to customer behavior so results can be read in context.
- We give each finding an owner and track what changes as a result.
Customers see their feedback acted on, and keep giving it.
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