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What is a good Net Promoter Score?

Lumoa

Net Promoter Score in a nutshell. NPS, or Net Promoter Score, is a market metric that is used in many industries because it is an easy way to quantify how loyal customers are. In a nutshell, the Net Promoter Score asks “how likely would you be to recommend” a product or service to others.

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The Reasons Behind Tesla’s High Net Promoter Score

Retently

Tesla currently holds a satisfaction rating of 96 , outscoring every other car manufacturer company in Net Promoter Score® ratings. In fact, a study by marketing research firm CEB published by the Harvard Business Review found that loyalty to brands is hard to achieve without one key element – shared values.

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Why customer feedback is your competitive advantage

BirdEye

3 reasons why customer feedback is your competitive advantage. Studies show that a stunning 92% of consumers consult reviews before making a purchase decision. That can be something like an increase in net promoter score or overall star rating. Case study: Hillcrest Animal Hospital. Here’s why.

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How Real-Time Customer Feedback Drives Customer Obsession at Fleetio

AskNicely

In other words, having a scalable mechanism for real-time customer feedback is not just important, it’s essential to their business model and their competitive advantage. We decided Net Promoter Score (NPS) was the best way to do that.”. Get the Case Study. Wendy Pochop.

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The Art of Selling CX

Horizon CX

Zappos: Customer Service Excellence as a Competitive Advantage Alignment with Strategic Goals: Zappos, an online shoe and clothing retailer, aligns its CX strategy with its strategic goals by prioritizing exceptional customer service. A few references to consider are among the following.

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Customer Voice is More Important Than Ever—Here’s Why

GetFeedback

According to a study conducted by Bain and Company , while 80% of companies say they’re customer-centric, only 8% of customers agree. In fact, according to the Gartner group , great customer experience is a major competitive advantage—with more than two-thirds of marketers saying their companies compete mostly on the basis of CX.

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3 Ways to Become a Customer Feedback Brand

AskNicely

Christensen’s now famous Harvard Business Review study on McDonald’s milkshakes is a perfect example of how customer feedback can help brands better understand what their customers’ jobs-to-be-done are. Adopt customer feedback to stand out and create a competitive edge. Click to download the NPS Benchmark Study.

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