Customer Service Research
 
 
 
 
 

Consumer research

When we scope a consumer research project we identify the most appropriate qualitative or quantitative techniques for the particular client. We use a range of consumer research techniques, including telephone and face to face interviews, focus groups, diagnostic workshops, accompanied mystery shopping and written questionnaires.

Many consumer research projects involve a combination of reviewing our clients' existing research, one to one interviews with a representative range of staff, service diagnostic workshops with staff and focus groups with customers. These are all undertaken by our qualified team of consultants who are skilled at using the structured techniques we have developed to identify the opportunities to make a difference.

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Our research techniques:

 

establish what customers really want from your service

identify priorities and what customers think about current performance

uncover internal barriers to delivering excellent customer service

involve staff in identifying what needs to change

provide the basis for developing strategies for improving customer service performance