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Studies/Additional Mystery Shoppers
A business owner cannot effectively evaluate how others
perceive their business without their own natural, built-in bias having an effect on their
opinion. Without identifying potential problems, how will they ever be able to make any
necessary changes that will sustain or improve their business bottom line? Mystery
shopping is one marketing research tool that is often used to give the business owner an
impression of how their store is performing. It is a quick, cost effective way of seeing
one's own business through the eyes of the public and assuring quality control through the
evaluation of a professional mystery shopper. The shopper can assist business owners and
managers to identify weaknesses and strengths in their customer service programs. They
provide valuable input for those seeking to improve on their customers shopping
experience and ultimately, lead to greater sales and profits. A happy customer is a
customer for life and is at the core of any successful business.
Mystery shopping is a unique way of getting an impression of
how well your business is providing for your customers needs through the evaluation of an
objective third party. The way it works:
- An evaluation sheet is drawn up by PulseBack
and its client
- This sheet is constructed with questions,
ratings or comments that relate directly to any given areas that a client would like to
know more about.
- An unidentified mystery shopper visits the
desired store or restaurant, just as a regular customer would.
- They provide answers to questions,
predetermined by the client, and submit a report on how well the store provides service in
the prescribed areas.
That report is refined and formatted by PulseBack and sent to
the client.
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