General discussion
WOT3: Business-related categories
Tue 15 Apr 2008 05:05:23 PM UTC — fitchIt seems that there are no vendor reliability or business-related categories in the scorecard comments. For example, if I want to promote a trustwothy business partnership, exellence in some areas of vendor action in a site (or a company), the current category choices seem a little off-the-target. Are you planning on adding such categories?
I think the only time that
Tue 15 Apr 2008 05:32:18 PM UTC — RobI think the only time that you may need to elaborate on a specific category is if you gave a bad review. Otherwise just comment on one of the general categories they give us. Just my two pence.
Business-related categories
Tue 15 Apr 2008 06:08:32 PM UTC — Esa S.When we specified the categories, we allocated "good shopping experience" for all positive business feedback (not only shopping but all business regardless of use use a bank, restaurant, online shop, teleoperator etc.). In the comment text you can tell more precisely what made you satisfied. I am curious to learn which additional categories would you like to have in the system?
Business-related categories
Wed 16 Apr 2008 07:47:53 AM UTC — fitchIn my opinion, a "good shopping experience" refers to a Business-to-Customer feedback rather than to Business-to-Business customer experience. For example, if you want to say you have a positive B-to-B experience with microsoft.fi, you must now use a misleading category to imply that.
A simple way to fix this is to rename the "Good Shopping Experience" category to something more general, like "Positive Customer Experience". Or to add a new category to meet the need: "Good Business Partnership" / "Bad Business Partnership".
Business-related categories
Wed 16 Apr 2008 09:05:44 AM UTC — Esa S.Point taken. Catagories are always a tricky question so these suggestions are welcome. Any other proposals on this topic by other WOT users who read this conversation?
Business-related categories
Mon 21 Apr 2008 09:41:38 AM UTC — Deborah S.Thank you for the excellent suggestion Fitch. We agreed that the phrase "Good shopping experience" didn't quite say what we intended, so we changed the category heading to "Good customer experience." Same for "Bad customer experience."
We appreciate the comments and suggestions we have received from our beta testers. Keep 'em coming!