Transaction survey vs relationship survey from livesurvey for credit unions

David Deckelmann in Surveys

Relationship vs. Transaction Surveys

Credit unions must keep in touch with member needs if they want to grow. The best way to do that is with member surveys. There are two major categories of member surveys: Relationship and transaction.

Credit union journey mapping from live survey

David Deckelmann in Survey strategy

Credit Union Journey Mapping: What It Is and Why It’s Important

Journey mapping is a way to visualize or understand a person’s path from Point A to Point B. It has become an important tool in tracking consumer experience for many use cases…

Bad member experiences mean positive reviews with live survey

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Turn Bad Member Experiences into Positive Reviews

Unless you live alone, you probably do some chores (we hope). And you probably get criticized more for undone chores than thanked for completed ones, right? Forget to clean the bathroom one time and then hear about it for months…

Credit union voice of the member program with livesurvey

David Deckelmann in Member Insight

4 Must-haves for Your “Voice of the Member” Program

Credit unions today must compete with big banks and fintechs alike. To attract and retain members, credit unions must tap into the voice of those members.

Credit union member survey strategy with live survey

David Deckelmann in Survey strategy

DIY Credit Union Member Surveys: Who, What, When, Where, and Why

In this post, we will explore the idea of using member surveys to improve service. Being based in the credit union industry, we’ll be looking at the topic from the perspective of credit unions who want to create their own survey. Basically, this is a DIY guide.

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Survey Comment Categorization Is Better Than NPS

Credit unions all across the US still cling to their NPS scores. And why not? It’s a recognizable metric that monitors direction and performance over time. Plus, it can be used for peer benchmarking—if you’re into that sort of thing.

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Credit Unions: Use That Marketing Consent Question!

Marketing consent questions should be used in far more surveys. That holds true especially for organizations that feel they don’t have as many marketing resources as they’d like.

Marketing attribution transaction surveys with livesurvey

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Why You Need an Attribution Question in Transaction Surveys

The short version of this blog can almost be summed up like this:

Credit union employee survey from livesurvey

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Forget Members… Send a Credit Union Employee Survey!

In any field, it’s easy to get so focused on one thing that you lose sight of everything else. And, in with credit unions, that one thing is usually our members.