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Expert’s Corner: Delivering Voice of the Customer

Customers Rock!

We had a great discussion around listening to customers, gathering social media feedback and turning it into action inside of a company, and of course we talked about the NetPromoter score and how to use it strategically. You can listen to the 12-minute segments here (Segment 1) , here (Segment 2) , and here (Segment 3).

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What Do Companies With Low Net Promoter Score Have in Common?

Retently

Since not all NPS® data is public, and most brands aren’t eager to publish their low Net Promoter Score, we’ve taken several steps to find reliable customer satisfaction data that we can use to compare brands: Whenever possible, we’ve sourced data from various NPS benchmarks to gain a picture of the general NPS range within an industry.

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Guest Blog: In the CX world, tracking these metrics is a way of life!

ShepHyken

seconds in 2009! Net Promoter Score (NPS). The Net Promoter Score needs no grand introduction. The prominence of Net Promoter Score stems from its ease of use, versatility (can be applied to businesses of any scale) and a simplistic working model. Customer Satisfaction score (CSAT). Customer Churn Rate.

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Getting to the “Why” of CX Design: Measuring Effort to Drive Change

Clarabridge

In September 2009, Simon Sinek stood in the middle of a stage in a cozy theater in Puget Sound, Washington and delivered one of the most iconic TED talks to date. Although customer experience (CX) was a nascent space back in 2009, it is easy to extend his argument to the customer experience space today.

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The Future of Customer Experience Calls Urgently for a Significant Shift

ClearAction

Artificial intelligence, digitalization, emerging technologies, the sharing economy, and other trends won’t solve what’s shown in these studies: “Only 20% of companies scored 9-10 for seeing a Return on Investment, with a significant 14% of companies scoring 0-2. Reap: quick-wins >> NPS & revenue (now).

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How Your Customers Measure You

Clarabridge

For example, French hotel group Accor have a ‘thank you score’, the number of social media complaints that are resolved to a point where the customer concludes with a closing expression of gratitude. Conventionally though, business tend towards customer satisfaction or Net Promoter Scores. Score that. Measurement Motivation.

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An Oldie but Goodie: The Flaw of Averages (and the impact on B2B Businesses)

Waypoint Group

In the customer feedback world we’re often tempted to use average scores to present our feedback (survey) results. I constantly hear things like, “Our average score has moved from 8.25 ” Or, “Our average score for tech support is 6.72 to 8.31 — we are improving!”

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