In previous posts we discussed a bunch of ways of collecting customer feedback. Thing is, none of the approaches mentioned in itself gives us complete understanding of customers. The key always resides in synthesis–analyzing information from all sources to form a complete picture. Let’s see how we can look at the different sources of customer data and develop holistic customer insight. Continue reading
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