Annoyingly though, customers generally can’t be bothered to leave their feedback. As such you need to find ways of encouraging your customers to leave their feedback without coming across as desperate.
here are 10 tips to help you drive up the number of reviews on your site...
https://econsultancy.com/blog/61677-10-ways-to-encourage-customer-reviews-online/
Recently I was talking to someone who is relatively new to the field of usability and user experience. He has developed a web application and wanted some ideas for getting feedback from users. He commented that he was planning on sending out a survey to users to see what they think about the web application. That was his plan for user testing. I’m so entrenched in the concept of usability and user testing that I have to stop sometimes and remember that not everyone else is.
http://blog.linktexting.com/product-feedback/
Collecting customer feedback has to be an integral part of your business process. Getting negative and positive feedbacks are equally important. Fortunately there are lots of tools you can use to generate feedback. Hopefully these methods will help give you some ideas on how to get quality customer feedback on your site.
http://www.optimonk.com/blog/15-ways-e-commerce-websites-get-customer-feedback/
Customer feedback helps bring purpose to your product or service offering. Let’s face it, it’s your customer that pays you, so make sure you listen.
Here are some reasons to start getting customer feedback...
http://blog.clientheartbeat.com/customer-feedback/
Asking the right questions to your customers can be a difficult balancing act. You want your customers to think about the answers, but you don’t want them to be tired or frustrated with your feedback survey.
https://unamo.com/blog/conversion/29-feedback-questions-customers/
When users take time to offer useful feedback, you have to consider what their experience is like. Usually it’s the ones who care most that take their time to send you thoughts and ideas. By ignoring them, you’re telling your best customers that you don’t care.
https://blog.intercom.com/3-rules-for-customer-feedback/
There’s a number of reasons why customers aren’t so keen on providing feedback these days. Online feedback forms take time to access, the process isn’t convenient and filling out a comment card is about as exciting as watching paint dry. So, how do you motivate customers to give you feedback? After all, feedback helps you improve your business, measure customer satisfaction and relate to your audience on a human level.
https://blog.fivestars.com/how-to-motivate-customers-to-give-feedback/
Getting real-time feedback from your customers can play a huge part in your success as a marketer. You probably set up email campaigns, prepare ads, and write content for your audience, but do you really know what these people want, minute to minute?
https://www.salesforce.com/blog/2017/03/use-customer-feedback-to-improve-marketing.html/
Here are four ways you can collect useful feedback from your customers to ensure you’re getting a diverse array of feedback, while making sure your policies are on par with what they expect.
http://blog.trustpilot.com/blog/4-channels-to-collect-customer-feedback-youre-probably-missing/
Find the five best reasons why your B2B company should be collecting consumer feedback to get the most from your sales, marketing, retention and growth efforts.
http://blog.trustpilot.com/blog/2015/9/23/5-proven-reasons-why-b2b-companies-absolutely-need-customer-feedback/
