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How to Use Net Promoter Score (NPS) to Drive Growth

GetFeedback

It’s time to implement a Net Promoter Score (NPS) program. Net Promoter Score is a trusted measure of customer loyalty. The Net Promoter Score survey isn’t where the magic happens—it’s where it begins. This score can then be used as a baseline for customer sentiment.

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My Agent eXperience Selected as 2016 Customer Product of the Year

NICE inContact

We are thrilled to announce that Customer Magazine has selected inContact My Agent eXperience™ (MAX) as a 2016 Customer Product of the Year. Launched in September 2015, MAX is a dynamic and context-sensitive interface which improves the agent experience with streamlined handling of contact center interactions, across all channels.

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Uncovering the “why” delivers higher research ROI for CX leaders

Alida

Similarly, customer experience (CX) and market researchers must look beyond just fixing individual transactions and in-the-moment interactions with consumers to effectively demonstrate the return-on-investment (ROI) of their research efforts to the executive suite. What they need is a full picture—the “why” of customer behavior.

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

Alida

As a result, telecom leaders take customer experience metrics like Net Promoter Score (NPS) very seriously. Looking beyond traditional customer experience (CX) metrics. NPS doesn’t consider the entire customer journey and how a customer’s experience and expectations may change with every interaction.

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Choosing Between CSAT, NPS or CES: Why it Does Not Matter  

COPC

Organizations often dedicate substantial time and effort debating whether to use Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) , Net Promoter Score (NPS) or Customer Effort Score (CES). However, this ongoing argument about the “right” metric is misguided. Let’s delve into each of these most commonly used metrics.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles For the Week of June 27, 2016

ShepHyken

ON DEMAND: Microsoft’s 2016 Global State of Customer Service Report Reveal by Bill Peterson. It’s defined by interactions between brand and customers. New Temkin Group Research Shows Connection Between Net Promoter Score Metric And Loyalty by Temkin Group. Well, let’s discuss. Follow on Twitter: @Hyken.

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4 reasons why customer experience programs fail (and how to avoid them)

Alida

Instead, in 2016, the company launched live-streaming and “Moments” —features that were low on users’ wish lists. CX programs often fall back on metrics such as Net Promoter Score to track success, without ever linking back to critical metrics such as churn, lifetime value (LTV) and revenue.