VOC Program and 'Final Readout'

Miranda BalcarUser: "Miranda Balcar"
Miranda Balcar
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Updated by Heather Wendt
Hi all, 

We have several elements of a VOC program in place (surveys, etc.) but I'm looking for a way to bring all of the information together on a monthly basis for our executives and the org overall. Does someone have a template or any resources for how to distill all this information? 

Thanks! 

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    Steve BernsteinUser: "Steve Bernstein"
    Steve Bernstein
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    Hi Miranda -- Evan is your guy.  He'll show you ways to link the data to financials, identify important themes, drive the right priorities, and how to make sure that your efforts provide ROI. I'm sure Evan can also help with driving response rates for future efforts, since response rate is soooooo critical in B2B, i.e. how comfortable would you feel acting on 10% data vs. 60-80%...
    /Steve
    Evan KleinUser: "Evan Klein"
    Evan Klein
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    Hi Miranda - happy to chat. I'll message you.
    Miranda BalcarUser: "Miranda Balcar"
    Miranda Balcar
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    Hi Evan, 
    Thanks for your insight so far! Our executive team has left it up to me to determine how to report our findings and I'm having trouble figuring out the best way to bring it all together. We have CSAT, NPS, various product-centric surveys, feedback on support articles, and trends in our support center (issue vs education, top pain points, etc.) If you have some time to chat, I'd like to hear your ideas! 
    Evan KleinUser: "Evan Klein"
    Evan Klein
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    Hi Miranda. We do this often for our clients. However, each readout is a bit different depending on a variety of factors, such as the VoC programs in place, the type of feedback (quant vs qual or both), the KPI's that leadership tracks, what type of reporting resonates with the different audiences, how much detail is shared (often different levels for executives vs overall org), and more. In short, we don't use a template but I'm happy to schedule time to share ideas. Feel free to message me if you're interested.  
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