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Is the Net Promoter Score Metric Outdated?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. That makes the Net Promoter Score, as of 2023, 20 years old — an eternity for a customer success metric in the fast-paced world of technology.

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The Benefits of Implementing Net Promoter Score in Small Businesses

Retently

From GE to Apple, many of the world’s biggest companies use Net Promoter Score ® to measure and track customer sentiment. Most swear by NPS® as the most accurate and effective means to measure loyalty and satisfaction among customers. What value can NPS provide for your much smaller, more hands-on business?

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A Guide to NPS for Brand Management and Customer Success Consultants

Retently

If you’re part of a brand management or customer success consultancy, Net Promoter Score® could be the all-in-one customer satisfaction metric you’ve been looking for. Designed to accurately assess customer sentiment, Net Promoter Score has several benefits that other customer satisfaction metrics don’t.

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Unlocking Customer Loyalty in the Insurance Industry: NPS Insights

InMoment XI

Derek Eccleston, Director, XI Insights and Consultancy at InMoment Paul Smith, Global Marketing Director at NPSx by Bain & Company In the ever-evolving landscape of the UK insurance sector, understanding the pulse of customer perception and loyalty is paramount. What’s the Score for Insurance Brands?

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Net Promoter Score (NPS) Benchmarks for Customer Success Professionals

ClientSuccess

Whether you are brand new to the customer success scene or have been a customer success professional for years, one metric of success has been on your radar since day one: Net Promoter Score. Recap: what is a Net Promoter Score? 60 – 15 = 45, which is now your NPS score.

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Beyond a single number: How to add context to your Net Promoter Score

Alida

Many smart companies use Net Promoter Score (NPS) to measure how well they’re meeting the needs and expectations of their customers. Enterprise messaging software company Slack, for instance, treats NPS as a leading indicator of growth, using it to improve its interactions with customers and prospects.

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Digging Deeper into Net Promoter Score

Second to None

Since its introduction by Fred Reichheld, Net Promoter Score (NPS) has initiated a discussion of its effectiveness in overall growth. NPS is a metric that is used to measure customer loyalty and satisfaction. ” A Promoter is a customer who responds with a nine or a ten.