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To boost customer loyalty, telecom companies need to go beyond NPS

Alida

Net Promoter Score (NPS) was first introduced in 2003 as a way to measure customer satisfaction based on consumers’ responses to one simple question: “How likely are you to recommend our service to a friend or colleague?” At the time, it offered decision makers an easy and effective way to measure loyalty. That’s a $1.6

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How Emotions Drive Customer Loyalty (Infographic)

Provide Support

To connect with new customers don’t try to get inside their heads. Create an emotional connection. Some of the world’s most successful business leaders know that attracting customers and winning their loyalty isn’t merely about the product or service. When companies connect with customers’ emotions, the payoff can be huge.

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6 Most Popular Customer Experience Metrics and KPIs Explained Simply

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The churn or retention rate are usually used to understand the connection between the customer experience management and its monetary value. Since 2003, when the metric was first introduced, NPS has been gaining popularity. Loyalty is about whether a company can deliver - does it meet/exceed expectations?

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How NPS was pioneered at Intuit & Sprint, with Brian Andrews – CB46

Customer Bliss

Fred Reichheld had already written several books on loyalty. In 2003, he had lunch with Scott Cook, the founder of Intuit. They wanted a more universal metric for customer satisfaction and, in March 2003, they implemented it at Intuit. NPS needed to be connected to business growth immediately to be seen as successful.

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Is the Net Promoter Score Metric Outdated?

Retently

In a 2003 Harvard Business Review article , Fred Reichheld introduced Net Promoter Score® as a new measure of customer loyalty and satisfaction. As a result, the obtained feedback was insightful, yet general, not connected to a specific feature, transaction, or process in the company.

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The 7 Keys to Word-of-Mouth Marketing

C3Centricity

It’s not only the great product or service that generates loyalty but the implicit message that “you matter to us!” Anything you can do to show customers that you value their business, especially when it is unanticipated, will build loyalty. Offer solutions that connect to the mental relevancy of your customers.

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Best Customer Service Posts and Videos from Provide Support

Provide Support

Another trend is convenience of connecting with a company. This is convenience that will drive repeating sales and customer loyalty. (.). © 2003 - 2017 Provide Support LLC. Thus the gap between expectations and reality may widen for some companies. As a result customers will walk away searching for better experience. Read more.

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