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How to analyze customer sentiment to improve customer experience

Sprout Social

Part of that equation is understanding how customers think and feel about your brand. That’s what sentiment analysis is all about. In this post, you’ll learn what customer sentiment analysis is, why it matters and how to do it right. Table of Contents What is customer sentiment analysis? Sounds easy, right?

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5 ways social media listening increases customer advocacy

Sprout Social

The risk isn’t just a misalignment with customer expectations but also the missed opportunity to cultivate brand loyalty and advocacy. Social listening plays a vital role in this area. In this article, we explain how you can use social listening to increase customer advocacy and, in doing so, level up your brand.

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How To Master Brand Sentiment Analysis – Beginner’s Edition

Keyhole.co

What people think and feel about your company, products, and services is your brand sentiment. In the absence of magical powers that can help you see into customers’ minds, brand sentiment allows you to dig deep into the mentions and messages that your brand receives to discover the underlying emotions that are being expressed.

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How to measure brand awareness

Sprout Social

Brand awareness is like a mental shortcut. You see a logo, hear a jingle or spot a particular color and instantly particular brand associations spring to mind. How exactly do you quantify the impact of your brand in people’s minds? They capture the subtle yet significant impressions your brand leaves. tangleteezer

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Social media personalization: The opportunity and risks to consider

Sprout Social

According to The Sprout Social Index™ , consumers across age groups agree the most memorable thing a brand can do on social media is respond to customers. Consumers want to feel like your brand is speaking directly to them, addressing their unique preferences and needs. And not just respond.

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For financial services brands, social media is a risk mitigation friend—not foe

Sprout Social

It was a scene out of futuristic fiction—a decades-old bank collapsing mere hours after a social media post went viral. SVB wasn’t the only bank to experience a social media-induced run this year, with First Republic Bank following suit and collapsing two months later.

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How to Use Social Listening to Retain More Customers

Webbiquity SMM

Image credit: Mohammad Metri on Unsplash Effective customer retention methods can enhance loyalty and generate better word-of-mouth advocacy, ultimately boosting profits. In fact, almost 61% of businesses currently have a social listening system. Social listening, and more broadly online brand monitoring, is essential.

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