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feedback noun acknowledgment, alternative view, answer, clarification, criticism, elucidation, illumination, input, interpretation, positive input, reaction, reply, response, sense, sentiment, translation
Associated concepts: negative feedback, polling, positive feedback
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Make sure your site has an online feedback mechanism so you can add to your FAQ as people ask other questions.
Making Money Online It Is All About Knowing Your Customers by Amit Singh / Business community
INITIATE feedback mechanisms - the simplest way is to invite customers to review their experiences with your company on your website.
TIPS FOR TIP TOP SERVICE; Biz Bureau by The Mirror (London, England)
Create a good feedback mechanism: Next, to get actual reader or "consumer" data about your posters, you may want to have a feedback mechanism or procedure.
Recognizing and Avoiding Mistakes in Making Posters by Lynne Saarte / Internet and Businesses Online community
 
 
 
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