QuestionPro Launches New Reputation Monitoring & Analysis Tool

QuestionPro, a global leader in online survey and research services  announced it has launched CX Reputation, an all-in-one platform for reputation management that monitors and analyzes a company’s, brand’s or product’s public ratings and review sites, turning them into actionable insights. CX Reputation helps companies turn detractors into promoters by identifying negative reviews or conversations and allowing customer service teams to actively reply and engage with customers. CX Reputation is an add-on module to QuestionPro CX platform, which means customers can now leverage direct surveys, digital feedback, online ratings, reviews, and social data all natively within the same platform. QuestionPro CX Reputation features include: Monitor, track & analyze public ratings & reviews Integrations with almost all the major review platforms Notifications Real-time analytics Review filtering AI sentiment analysis Also Read: Media Financial Management Association And MediaVillage Partner To Launch MFMInSites.Com This combination of different sources for voice-of-customer feedback provides a more holistic, integrated view of the customer experience, and therefore a more accurate representation of the broader customer experience. CX Reputation integrates with Google My Business, Google Play Store, Trustpilot, and ReviewTrackers. QuestionPro will showcase this new tool at its XDay North America 2022 event, in the CX product breakout room on Thursday, October 27 at 11 am CT. “Insights about a brand don’t just come from surveys and ratings – they come from what people say about a brand across the internet, from reviews sites, to social media, to ecommerce sites,” said Ken Peterson, President of QuestionPro CX. “CX Reputation aggregates, analyzes and delivers insights from these disparate conversations, ratings, rants and reviews in one place, making it easier than ever for marketing and customer service to spot and solve problems and to better engage with customers.”