Allegiance Blog

Customer relationships are dynamic, never static. Customers’ perceptions and beliefs are continuously evolving. Each customer interaction with your company (either direct or indirect) has the power to strengthen, weaken, or destroy customer relationships. Can you afford the risk of not capturing your customers’ voices on a regular and consistent basis?

Too many businesses focus solely on the minds of customers and forget the importance of connecting emotionally – to customers’ hearts. What drives their passion, loyalty and engagement?

Customers make decisions about staying or leaving a business relationship based upon a multitude of factors – and attitude and emotion play major roles. By collecting feedback in real time, and at all possible customer interaction points, a company can learn firsthand what customers think when interactions happen and why customers become emotionally charged.

The National Credit Union Association (NCUA)’s Corporate Stabilization Program will have a significant impact on credit unions. There will be a cost to every credit union, but no one yet knows exactly how much or how many times credit unions will be asked to contribute. At some level the challenge facing credit unions is the same challenge we are all facing: How can we get by with less? Read this article to learn about at least one way to make that happen.

Some organizations don’t exactly bury their heads in the sand when it comes to customer care–they just run away or abandon an avenue for customer feedback. However, when customers complain, it’s one of the best opportunities to increase their loyalty and engagement–as long as the company that the customer is dealing with responds promptly and positively to their complaint. But to do so, you have to provide your customers with as many options for communicating with you as possible. Read this blog post to learn more.

keeping tabs on customer information is an important piece of your company’s operations. As such, Enterprise feedback management (EFM) and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solutions are equally important to the success of your company. And this article explains why.