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    Feedback Listening Posts

    Learn about direct, indirect, and inferred feedback listening posts and how to organise them to build a comprehensive Voice of the Customer programme.

    Published
    26 September 2026

    Feedback Listening Posts are the various channels and touchpoints across an organisation where customer, member, or user feedback is generated. A comprehensive strategy for monitoring these posts is fundamental to any successful Voice of the Customer (VoC) programme. These channels are typically organised into three distinct categories: direct, where feedback is explicitly given to the company; indirect, where feedback is shared publicly but not directed at the company; and inferred, where insights are derived from user behaviour and data rather than explicit communication.

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