Word-of-Mouth May Not Be All It’s Cracked Up to Be
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Another group in the test consisted of loyalty cardholders. “We tracked how much word-of-mouth was created,” Godes said. “We were able to correlate word-of-mouth and the level of conversations generated, and found conversations generated by loyal customers had no impact on sales. On the other hand, conversations of less loyal customers had a big impact over time.”
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