CUSTOMER FEEDBACK REVIEW · Workflow idea

Find the customer stories worth asking about—not quotes to publish without permission.

Help a marketing team spot feedback that may express a useful customer experience and prepare a short quote for review. Preserve the original response, avoid changing its meaning, and treat every edited quote as a private suggestion until the customer has explicitly agreed to its wording and intended use.

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Starts with
A customer chooses to share feedback
Produces
A source-linked quote candidate for a marketing teammate to review, with permission and approval still outstanding.
Category
Reviews & approvals

01 / The starting point

A clear request.
A useful direction.

A voluntary feedback response collected for the organization’s stated purpose

“Organize potential testimonial quotes for review while protecting feedback and requiring customer permission before public use.”
An example request · Make it specific to your team.

02 / The work

5 tasks.
One useful outcome.

Helps teams notice concise, specific comments in customer feedback that may be suitable for a testimonial request.

  1. Review newly submitted feedback

    Use responses collected for the stated feedback purpose and keep the original submission available to authorized staff.

  2. Identify a possible customer quote

    Select a concise passage that reflects the customer’s own stated experience, without adding claims or changing its meaning.

  3. Keep the proposed quote with its context

    Record enough source context for a reviewer to compare the candidate with the original response.

  4. Have a person review the candidate

    Check accuracy, tone, privacy, and whether the feedback was provided in a context appropriate for a permission request.

  5. Obtain permission before marketing use

    Ask the customer to approve the exact wording, attribution, and intended placement; do not publish or share the quote until they agree.

03 / The result

Something useful.
Something to build on.

A source-linked quote candidate for a marketing teammate to review, with permission and approval still outstanding.

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Reviews & approvals · Example outcome

The handoff

A source-linked quote candidate for a marketing teammate to review, with permission and approval still outstanding.

Keep in mind

Feedback submitted for service improvement is not automatically permission to use it in marketing. Keep responses private, preserve the original wording and context, and do not publish, attribute, or share a quote externally unless the customer has approved the exact quote, attribution, and use. A person should review the candidate and any request for permission.

04 / Make it yours

Set the brief.
Set the standard.

A few choices shape the work around your team.

Explain the feedback collection purpose

Make clear whether responses are for service improvement, and keep marketing use separate from the original request.

Limit access to submitted responses

Restrict feedback and contact details to authorized teammates and retain only what the review process needs.

Preserve original wording and context

Keep proposed edits traceable to the response and avoid presenting a paraphrase as the customer’s words.

Set a permission and publication review

Assign a person to request and record consent for the exact quote, attribution, channel, and duration before any public use.

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