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What to do about NPS

What to do about NPS

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 In this conversation, Amas Tenumah and Bob Furniss discuss the evolving landscape of customer satisfaction metrics, particularly focusing on the Net Promoter Score (NPS). They explore the origins of NPS, its initial impact on customer sentiment, and the criticisms it has faced over the years. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding customer feedback and the ethical implications of incentivizing customer responses. Ultimately, they question the relevance of NPS in today's business environment and suggest a more nuanced approach to measuring customer satisfaction. Takeaways
  • It's a people business.
  • NPS became kind of a synonym for customer satisfaction.
  • NPS has now been bastardized.
  • We have data now that NPS does not correlate to recommendations.
  • If I did what you wanted, please give me a good score.
  • We've put that person into a place where they are just trying to meet the expectation.
  • If it's going to be about the damn metric, fix the system.
  • NPS is past its time.
  • We need to wow our customers.
  • We need to keep customer sentiment really, really matters.

Chapters

00:00 The Ever-Changing Landscape of Business
02:27 The Evolution and Impact of NPS
11:27 Critique of NPS: Is It Still Relevant?
18:18 The Ethics of Customer Feedback and Incentives

Resources:

https://itamargilad.com/net-promoter-score-part1/

https://www.netpromotersystem.com/insights/refocusing-nps-for-earned-growth-podcast/

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