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David Deckelmann in Member Insight, Strategic Survey Ideas, Surveys
Changes Credit Unions Have Made After a Member Survey
Credit union member surveys let you now how your members feel about your service and performance. It’s always great to hear when they’re happy. However, sometimes members let you know when something isn’t up to par. When your members are unhappy, that’s when it’s time to make changes. There’s no point in surveying your members […]
David Deckelmann in Member Insight, Strategic Survey Ideas, Surveys
LiveSurvey: What’s with All the Holiday Surveys?
We’ve been sending out surveys to the recipients of our weekly LiveSurvey emails. We’ve been asking questions about Thanksgiving preferences, Halloween costumes, and soon, all manner of winter-holiday-themed goodies. We promise there’s a reason for all this. Actually, there are several reasons. They’re all very good reasons, we’re sure you’ll agree. As a survey company, […]
David Deckelmann in Member Insight, Strategic Survey Ideas, Surveys
How to Use LiveSurvey Templates to Gauge Credit Union Member Satisfaction
Credit unions use member surveys to gain valuable feedback. Some of the member insight they gain can help spur improvements or new services, direct marketing initiatives, or identify problem areas that require further attention. Gauging credit union member satisfaction is invaluable data that you can leverage. But we get it. Surveys aren’t your game. Your […]
David Deckelmann in Member Insight, Surveys
Why Use LiveSurvey Over Other Survey Tools?
Credit unions thrive on valuable member feedback. The right kind of feedback can help a credit union understand what direction to move, what services to offer, and how they can fix issues their members experience. Credit unions have several survey tool options to choose from, so why use LiveSurvey over other survey tools? The way […]
David Deckelmann in Member Insight, Strategic Survey Ideas, Surveys
Survey Questions to Avoid for Better Credit Union Member Insight
Credit unions frequently give out surveys to their members to gain valuable credit union member insight. However, not all questions are created equal. If you want to make sure the feedback you’re getting is trustworthy, we’d like to caution against certain types of questions. Honest feedback is the best feedback. It’s the only kind of […]
David Deckelmann in Member Insight, Strategic Survey Ideas, Surveys
Peer Benchmarking: How to Gamify Your Credit Union’s Member Satisfaction
Surveying members is one of the best ways of directly measuring your credit union’s member satisfaction. Your survey results can tell you a lot on their own, but they can tell you even more when you compare your performance to that of your competitors. Credit union peer benchmarking can help your team take their services […]
David Deckelmann in Member Insight, NPS, Surveys
How to Address Unhappy Members in Your Credit Union NPS Survey
One of the most important things that a relationship or transactional survey can tell you is when someone is unhappy with your service. However, that information isn’t worth much if you don’t act on it. You can use a credit union NPS survey to address the concerns of unhappy members. While surveys are an incredible […]
David Deckelmann in Member Insight, Surveys
What is the Most Surprising Member Insight Credit Unions Have Gained from Surveys?
Decisions Based on Information: Surprising Credit Union Member Insights Gained from Surveys When it comes to providing the best services for their members, credit unions have a couple different options. Credit union member insight can be gained from surveys. They can try to glean insight through guesswork or arcane rituals, or they can completely disregard […]
David Deckelmann in How-to Guide, Surveys
How Can You Use Member Data to Improve Your Credit Union?
Any credit union should consider itself fortunate to gain valuable member data. How they choose to use that data? That’s the real trick. For the sake of simplicity, we’re going to distill this down to one simple metric—we might as well title this blog, “what kind of member insight can you gain using only one […]