Know your top advocates and growth opportunities
Know where you’ve been most successful, which accounts are your biggest fans, and how to leverage positive feedback for more business.
Note: This guide provides an overview of the steps that will uncover use case-specific insights. For a detailed breakdown of each data point and dashboard feature mentioned, turn to Understanding Dashboard views and features and Key terminology explained.
Step 1: Find your passive and active advocates
Individual Contacts view of your TRR Dashboard is the best place to turn to if you’re looking to identify accounts and contacts that hold your best growth opportunities.
Here you’ll see a list of the individuals surveyed, including:
Their job position and seniority
Contact priority (Critical, Primary, or Standard)
The rating they’ve given in the past seven TRR rounds
This will let you immediately spot the contacts who have given a consistently high rating:
Passive advocates (who’ve rated you at 8)
Active advocates (who’ve rated you at 9 or 10)
The Round Numbers section in particular is helpful in identifying emerging positive or negative trends in customer feedback.
Use the “Search” box at the top of the page to find the rating given by a specific customer contact.
Use dashboard filters to see the ratings given by contacts within a specific market, sector, or account.
Step 2: Identify growth opportunities
To identify the accounts that hold the biggest growth opportunities, turn to the Opportunity tab of the page.
Here you’ll find all the Critical Contacts who are also active advocates (who've given a rating of 9 or 10 in the current round).
These are the relationships you can leverage for further growth opportunities. To further prioritise this contact list, examine the rating given in the past few rounds.
Step 3: Plan for a response
Click on any of the contacts in the Opportunity view to see the full contact history:
The ratings they’ve given at each round
The positive and negative feedback they’ve shared
This information will help you better target your response by knowing:
Their priorities
Their history as a client
What shortcomings they see
What they value most about working with you
Turn to this article for an overview of the dos and don'ts of responding to customer feedback.