How and Why to Insert Smiley Face in Emails?
Written by Ashly William
But, not all customers will oblige due to various reasons. They might forget about it, they might think it not to be necessary as they like the enterprise, or any other reason could result in them not providing feedback to the enterprise.
In such instances, it falls on the enterprises to find other methods of taking feedback from the customers. One such method is to add smileys to the emails. It becomes easier for the customer to simply click on the smiley or an emoticon that reflects their view about the services provided by the enterprise.
The smiley face in email will act as an easy feedback form with each smiley given a different rating from the lowest (bad/ dissatisfied) to the highest (great/ highly satisfactory). A series of smileys will be incorporated into the emails as an auto-signature of the enterprises.
Each time an employee of the enterprise responds to a query, compliant, from the customer, the smileys requesting feedback reflect in the bottom of the mail. When the customer reads the email, they can click or tap on a smiley to record their feedback. The process takes no more than 5 seconds.
Depending on the feedback received, enterprises can take the necessary actions. A system can be developed such that each a customer selects a less positive rating, a new popup window or flash screen would appear asking them for a quick line or two to explain why the service was not up to the mark. This enables the enterprises to focus on the problem areas and solve it effectively, thereby making sure that they are always alert and customer-focused in their approach.
The most common scale used to take feedback is a 5-meter ranging from highly dissatisfied to highly satisfied. This, when translated to the smiley face in email, becomes something on the lines of,
- Angry (red-faced smiley with a fuming expression)
- Sad (orange smiley with downward lips)
- Neutral (yellow smiley with no expression)
- Happy (light green smiley with a small smile)
- Very Happy (Dark green smiley with a wide smile)
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Ashly William is a freelance writer, with years of experience, creating content for varied online portals. Her content is published on many national and international publications. She has expertise in writing about Education and Business Services
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