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Media Post January 01, 2010

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Marketing on the beach January 19, 2010

Marketing Typo January 20, 2010

Webanalytics Association January 26, 2010

Econsultancy January 26, 2010

E-marketing January 27, 2010

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IT World February 03, 2010

Chief Marketer, February 16, 2010

John Jantsch February 20, 2010

Aliza Sherman February 24, 2010

Washingtonpost March 02, 2010

Paul Boutin March 02, 2010

CNN Money March 02, 2010

Roi Carthy March 02, 2010

The Wall Street Journal March 02, 2010

BusinessWeek March 02, 2010

BNET March 03, 2010

"Both Kampyle and Omniture provide users the opportunity to understand their customers, but their approach is quite different. While Omniture is about telling businesses what is happening on their websites, Kampyle’s Feedback Analytics handles the why. "
By Chelsi Nakano, CMS Wire, March 04, 2010

Destination CRM March 05, 2010

webanalisten.nl March 10, 2010

Media Post March 30, 2010

Marketwire March 31, 2010

"What's more, 30% of visitors who offer customer feedback wind up booking vacation properties with the company. Because customers include their e-mail addresses when responding, 27% of Twiddy and Co.'s e-mail marketing leads now stem from Kampyle."
By Cindy Waxer,CNN Money March 31, 2010

Internet Retailer April 01, 2010

Smart Insights April 07, 2010

iMediaConnection.com April 12, 2010

Search Engine Land April 30, 2010

Destination CRM May 01, 2010

Internet Retailing May 14, 2010

Search Engine Land May 25, 2010

All About ROI June 07, 2010

PR Web June 08, 2010

Search Engine Land June 09, 2010

Matthew Niederberger June 09, 2010

Live UX June 13, 2010

"Today, 10 percent of EyeBuyDirect.com's customer communication is done via Kampyle. Now that the company can resolve issues on the spot, Armoni says, glitches are addressed in a fraction of the time it took before, and the process no longer requires time-consuming tests. 'With Kampyle, I know exactly where people are experiencing a problem,' says Armoni. 'Those two minutes could easily save me a day's work."
By Cindy Waxer, PC World June 14, 2010

Google Analytics June 16, 2010

Webmaster Radio.FM June 22, 2010

Internet Retailer July 08, 2010

CMS Wire July 15, 2010

"One of the main goals of gathering customer feedback is to enable communications between you and your customer. As more businesses go online, there is less of the face-to-face communication you find in a physical store front."
Inc. July 20, 2010

i-netpreneur July 23, 2010

PR Web July 27, 2010

"By providing your business with a comprehensive customer view, you can listen to your users, respond to their needs and act on their suggestions. Harnessing this feedback enables online businesses to close sales faster and streamline customer service efforts." Destination CRM, July 29, 2010

"Customer feedback enables you to win back users who would otherwise just slip away, or worse. After all, customers have plenty of options these days for voicing their annoyance with businesses to the public at large."
By Eran Savir, VP of Business Development at Kampyle
Search Engine Journal, August 24, 2010

"Customers and prospects are far more likely to tell you what they think about a particular product, service or website function in the moment when they are considering those items. Give them an easy-access feedback button on every website page you wish to monitor."
Guest-post by blogger Eran Savir, VP of Business Development at Kampyle
MarketingProfs, September 23, 2010

"Companies need to respond quickly and effectively to customer feedback. A delayed response to customer feedback can be damaging, especially when you consider how quickly information can spread via Twitter and Facebook."
By Marisa Peacock, CMS Wire, October 12, 2010