Recharge your Mystery Shopping Program!
January 30, 2015It's not too late to recalibrate for 2015!
January 1st has come and gone, but it's not too late to assess where you are and where you need to be for 2015. Here's a checklist of things to double check to ensure mystery shoppers are reporting on the way you will operate your business in 2015.
Coaching for Performance – Use Mystery Shopping Data to Enhance Customer Experience
September 11, 2014At the store level, stats are worthless without a coach to personalize the information, relate it to the team, and translate it in a concise way to keep employees up to date. Here are five ways to make sense of mystery shopping data.
Mystery Shopping: Customer Service Eyes At RDU
March 19, 2013Thank you RDU Airport shoppers!
RDU Airport blogs about how mystery shopping reports are used to keep service levels exceptional. “Mystery shopping is used to gauge how well our front line employees are doing everyday to accomplish our shared customer service mission.”rdublog.com/2013/03/19/customer-service-eyes-at-rdu/
If you travel to/from RDU, check with us to see if we have mystery shops available for you during your trip. You can register your interest
Mystery Shopping and the Rising Role of the Employee in the Digital Retail Environment
February 1, 2013After visiting the store, many browsing customers go online to purchase the same item rather than making the purchase in the store. Even with efforts from trained associates, selling to these customers is difficult at best. Despite this phenomenon (called showrooming), the importance of human touch in retail environments lives on. In fact, 82% of retailers in a recent survey said that the role of employees in the workforce toward building better service has become even more important over the past three years.
New Trends Among Restaurant Customers and How They Could Change Mystery Shopping Programs
February 1, 2013When you think about trends that impact food service, it’s overwhelming: Older baby boomers dine out more often; social media restaurant conversations and feedback travel instantaneously; more customers choose smaller portions or snacks outside traditional meal times; and quick serve restaurants compete with fast casuals by adding trendy ingredients. Just as managers change menus and strategies as they adjust to these new trends, they should also fine tune restaurant mystery shopping goals to measure how well they meet demands produced by these trends.