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Parcel carrier shortlisted for awards across Logistics, Customer Experience, IT and HR

Five years after its launch, Our award-winning customer feedback programme has evolved and continues to influence the way we deliver. The survey has already won multiple awards and the evolved programme is nominated once again.

20 professional race teams, including 2018 Tour de France winner Geraint Thomas and Giro d’Italia winner Chris Froome, will be taking part and will be relying on Yodel to keep it moving at every stage of the tour.

Parcel carrier Yodel today announced that its customer feedback programme, Have Your Say, has been shortlisted for the UK Customer Experience Awards.

Customer expectations are evolving at a rapid pace and it can be challenging to stay ahead of them. If you don’t know what makes for a truly satisfying customer experience, you can’t deliver it and your net promoter score will suffer as a result.

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Insight is a wonderful thing. In the retail sector it has the power to turn customer experience around, boosting satisfaction (CSAT) and net promoter scores (NPS) in the process. And this is why, for some years now, Yodel has invested heavily in customer research.

Since 2013, Yodel has been on a mission to gather and evaluate customer satisfaction feedback. Understanding the value of customer experience insight, we have collated more than 5 million customer reviews via our award-winning Have Your Say programme, which measures overall satisfaction and likelihood to recommend. The programme also allows us to assess satisfaction against nine specific elements of the delivery process.

Letting customers know what’s happening as their purchases progress through the delivery journey is essential in any online retail transaction. It provides reassurance, heightens convenience and removes the need for customers to chase information up.

For customers, the attitude of the driver who delivers their items makes a really big difference in how they assess their overall retail experience. This isn’t just an assumption. It’s empirical fact backed up through extensive customer research.