Consumers, what are your support preferences?

Did I mention that I will be speaking about Social Support Communities at Parafest ’10?  I am spending time chatting with some of the larger Enterprise companies in the world to bring you more information on that front and I know you will find the session valuable.  However, I want to go beyond the Enterprise perspective and better understand what real consumers expect, want to help?

Of course  you do. :-)   I have put together a very simple survey that I would love your feedback on.  It should take you less than a couple of minutes to answer the survey, just remember to answer the survey from the perspective as you, the consumer.  I will leave this survey open until the end of March (or until I need to give Parature my final presentation).

Please take the survey by navigating here.

Thanks everyone, hope to see you in Las Vegas.

John

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10 Responses to “Consumers, what are your support preferences?”

  1. Barry Dalton Says:

    Hey John,
    What would be interesting to understand (well at least to me) is, of initial service contacts made via social web, how many were solved through this channel vs. take off line to another more traditional channel. This was my experience with LinkedIn. That was a very positive experience for me. I tried to resolve my issue via their on-line help on the website. That failed. I tweeted for help. They responded immediately and solved my issue off line. A positive experience.

  2. Courtney Wiley Says:

    Done. Have fun at Parafest ’10! Know you’ll do well.

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  7. Kim Patrick Kobza Says:

    When I first read the post, my initial thought was: “What a great idea, enable customers to define their preferences for support”. You might have inspired an evolved business model John. Customize your support. Thinking completely about the right things! Thx. K>

    • John Moore Says:

      Thank you Kim. Would love to see more companies bringing that kind of thinking to market. We must understand what our customers need, what they want, then deliver.

      John

  8. Jerome Pineau Says:

    Ok done. But mine doesn’t count because I’m just a major pain in the a$$ when it comes to customer service! :)

    • John Moore Says:

      Thanks Jerome, even major pains should have a voice. :-)

      John


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