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[22 Feb 2010 | No Comment | ]
Meet Kampyle at the Omniture Summit 2010 and Get a Special Registration Discount

The Kampyle team is demonstrating and exhibiting at the upcoming Omniture Summit from March 2-5 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
At the summit, the Kampyle team will provide conference attendees with a first look at our upcoming integration with Omniture. If you are interested in receiving a personal demonstration at our booth, please email us at: sales at Kampyle dot com, or call us at 646 452-9480.
As a showcase sponsor of the summit, Kampyle is offering its customers a $100 discount on conference registration. Take advantage of this incentive and head …

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[11 Feb 2010 | No Comment | ]
Since using Kampyle: InkJetSuperstore experiences 8% increase in conversion rates, 5% reduction in customer service calls.

It doesn’t take magic for a company to transform an unhappy customer into a satisfied, loyal cheerleader for its brand. It takes an effort to listen and a dedication to turning customer feedback into action.
InkJetSuperstore.com, a reseller of printer consumable products, saw that formula for transformation come to life when it implemented Kampyle. Since adding feedback analytics to its Web site, InkJetSuperstore.com has experienced an 8 percent increase in conversion rates and a 5 percent reduction in phone calls to customer service. When the company receives negative feedback from a …

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[8 Feb 2010 | No Comment | ]
New Media and Consumers – Are you Listening and Engaging Online?

Customers are savvy creatures. They know how to find the best product, the best price and the best way to grab a company’s attention when they have problems.
A recent article at MediaPost highlights The 2009 Cone Consumer New Media Study, which found that more customers are using new media – Twitter, Facebook, blogs, YouTube and other social networks – to let corporations know when they are unhappy. Sixty-one percent of the new media users surveyed in September 2009 said they expect companies to solve problems and provide product or service …

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