Getting feedback is amazing for your business always. But asking for that feedback from customers can be quite tricky. There are several ways to go about it. But what\u2019s best for one business might not work for another. It all comes down to the way you ask (and when you ask) your customers which determines whether they provide it or not.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
How do you write an email asking for feedback? Email<\/a> is a very effective way to ask customers for feedback as long as it\u2019s done in a timely manner. However, customers today are wired into their phones 24\/7, so SMS requests (texts) often have a higher conversion rate into reviews. Since every customer base is different, Birdeye lets businesses request reviews both through email and SMS.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Before we examine how to ask for feedback from your customers with some helpful email example examples you can use right away, are you ready to discover why online reputation management<\/a> is crucial for your multi-location business in under 15 minutes? Hear 10 tips that can help each one of your locations get discovered online. By the end of this audio guide<\/strong>, you will know how to start collecting more reviews<\/a> from customers in order to drive conversions! Reviews are important to businesses because they offer fast, authentic feedback from customers. Negative reviews can leave a bad taste in your mouth but there are ways you can deal with them and prevent brand reputation issues– like how some companies will only collect positive customer comments at each location rather than on the company level.