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David Deckelmann in Survey strategy
What to Do When You Get Low Survey Scores
Here at LiveSurvey, we talk a lot about how to get better survey results. That’s the goal, isn’t it? To one day receive validation for all the hard work you do to keep your members happy? But it’s rare to see overwhelmingly positive feedback. Even among glowing reviews, there’s always one Negative Nancy. So, let’s […]
David Deckelmann in Credit unions
How Credit Union Member Experience (MX) Shapes Branches
Surveys can teach your credit union a lot about itself. But what is the purpose of knowledge if not to grow from it? In many cases, monitoring credit union member experience (MX) can shape the branch. The worst thing you can do with a survey is to look at the results and do nothing with […]
David Deckelmann in Credit unions
Three Signs Your Credit Union Is Delivering Good Member Experience (MX)
Credit unions distinguish themselves through their excellent member experience (MX). But not every credit union delivers the kind of MX they want to be known for. Some may be stinking up the joint without even knowing it! But here’s the thing: Most credit unions think they’re doing well! It’s only after a few bad survey […]
David Deckelmann in Credit unions
Four Signs Your Credit Union is Not Member Centric
On our blog last week, we talked a little about how to become more member centric. We suggested four things your credit union could to tap into the voice of the member. But perhaps you wondered to yourself, “does this apply to me and my credit union?” Well, wonder not. After years of robust surveying, […]
David Deckelmann in Credit unions
Early Warning Signs of Bad Credit Union Member Experience (MX)
Great member experience (MX) is one of the key differentiators between credit unions and banks. Failing to provide that MX is to lose some of what sets you apart. Obviously, then credit unions need to ensure they give their members their very best. Otherwise, they start to look a lot like banks. So, we’ve talked […]