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In the age of Facebook and cloud computing, listening to customers is more important than ever. It sounds simple enough, but there are tweets, online comments, and various other channels of digital communication to pay attention to. A 2011 Dell-commissioned Forrester Consulting survey of 200 US-based companies explores how organizations have implemented listening and digital engagement to reap the benefits of web 2.0. (Click for big version:)
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Great post about this subject. What we use at the moment in the startup of our business is the lean startup, where listening to customers is the core of building a successful business. This article provides some interesting details about this subject and it points out how crucial it is to listen to your customers. Very interesting!
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It’s a little telling that 27% of business is still in the experimentation phase. Technology based medians like search and social media move at the speed of light and big business still lumbers around like grazing cattle. This is exactly what often gives new startups an edge of traditional business.
In our business we work with the lean startup, where listening to customers is vital. Very nice and useful info you provided here, I see many theories we use coming back in this article, thanks!
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This info is perfect, I see a lot of things come back in my personal experience.
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