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You’ve designed your NPS survey and emailed it to all your customers—and the results are in… but not those you were expecting. When it comes to gauging customer sentiment and loyalty, few metrics enjoy such widespread acclaim as the Net Promoter Score (NPS). Does it spell doom for your business?
Net Promoter Score (NPS) Finally, let’s talk about Net Promoter Score. This score tells us, “How likely are your customers to recommend you to a friend?” Your NPS is calculated as: NPS = % Promoters % Detractors A high NPS usually means you’re doing a great job keeping customers satisfied.
But taking customer experience lightly can be dangerous too. Some studies suggest that poorcustomerservice costs businesses up to $62 million per year. trillion annually when their customers leave – and that’s only in the US. The most well-known and trusted CX metrics are NPS , CSAT , and CES.
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A company, despite investing heavily in marketing and advertising, struggles to retain its customer base and faces a decline in sales. Well, here’s a startling statistic to ponder: 82% of customers stop doing business with a company due to poorcustomerservice. Sound familiar? How can you do it?
Exceptionalcustomerservice turns new customers into promoters and promoters into returning loyalists. Let’s take a look at additional data behind why improving customerservice should always be a foundational business goal. 58% of customers have higher customerservice standards due to the COVID-19 crisis.
Here’s a roadmap to help you get there: Gather Feedback : Gather feedback on a regular basis from your customers on different aspects of your business, but don’t limit yourself to traditional CSAT or NPS surveys. Take advantage of different types of surveys at different touchpoints of the customer journey.
Here’s a roadmap to help you get there: Gather Feedback : Gather feedback on a regular basis from your customers on different aspects of your business, but don’t limit yourself to traditional CSAT or NPS surveys. Take advantage of different types of surveys at different touchpoints of the customer journey.
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