One way to obtain the voice of the customer is, by simply, asking them.
On Twitter today, I was presented with an invitation to complete a brief survey. I was surprised to see an invitation and was also curious. So, I went ahead and took the survey. Below is the Twitter Survey invitation:
Twitter has selected a small group of users for a brief survey. Answer a few questions and have your opinion count!
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| This post was written by Pete Abilla |
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