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Customer-centric businesses are more profitable, but how does a business implement customer-centricity? How do you truly put the customer at the heart of every business decision? Alchemer thought leaders PR
Panels are a group of select audience members who take your survey. But how do you order a panel? And what kind of data will a panel return? Alchemer's Wendy
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Join Alchemer Training Specialist Mike Cronley for a discussion all about what happens after you collect NPS feedback: What to do with it, how to route it to teams who
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Training Specialist Mike Cronley walks through several common pitfalls when it comes to structuring an NPS survey, then shows how to solve for these same challenges. Learn how to structure
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Hunter Douglas is a multinational corporation, primarily working in the window coverings industry. Todd Webster works in their Broomfield, CO, office as the CX Creative Manager in the Learning and
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In 2022 Researchscape International grew by 31 percent and faced the conundrum of how to do more without hiring. “We leaned into automating more of our own processes,” explains Jeffrey
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210 Analytics uses Alchemer to learn about the behaviors, motivators, and more for consumers of the food retail industry and more. As serious market researchers, 210 Analytics reaches out to
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Cornerstone Research uses Alchemer to help radio stations know what’s hot and what’s not. Using a custom question type, Cornerstone helps researchers perform both auditorium and call-out research online, faster
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The VIP Support Manager at Product Madness used to deal with an unwieldy Net Promoter® Score (NPS®) program that made anything more than a quarterly NPS survey impossible. “With Alchemer,
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PCMag.com Features Editor, Eric Griffith brought the iconic PCMag Reader’s Choice Awards surveys in-house with Alchemer and saved more than $30,000 the first year.
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Alchemer gave Tzachi Ben-Sasson, Head of Global Voice of the Customer at Amdocs, the flexibility to develop a VoC program that precisely fits how Amdocs conducts business. It’s definitely not
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CEG Worldwide is the #1 coach for top financial advisors. Using Alchemer, Heather O’Donnell and her team created an assessment, advisor portal, and resource library that automated much of the
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Becoming a customer-centric organization is the goal of more organizations today than at any time in history.
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Close the Loop with Customers Free e-guide empowers you to respond to and resolve customer issues. Ready to take your CX and VoC Programs to the next level? Ready to
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One of the larger petroleum and energy companies in the USA used Alchemer to collect feedback from systems at refineries across Louisiana and Texas and reduced their Total Recordable Incident
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Using Alchemer, Researchscape developed a successful customer relationship campaign that is still going strong today – and one that has resulted in substantial gains in Net Promoter Score (NPS) and
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Alchemer provided the accessibility PDRIB needed but could not find anywhere else that allows both visually impaired researchers and respondents to interact with the platform quickly and easily. Alchemer’s accessibility
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DISH Network uses Alchemer to collect feedback, automate, consolidate, and streamline several business processes. saving the company time and money. They have also integrated Alchemer with SQL and Tableau to
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GGA Partners uses Alchemer to advise many of the world’s most successful golf courses, private clubs, resorts, and residential communities. Alchemer provides the feedback necessary for data-driven strategic planning.
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International cybersecurity company, Malwarebytes, needed a robust, but stable customer feedback platform that could be used across departments, and SurveyMonkey wasn’t cutting it.

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