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Since 2003, when the metric was first introduced, NPS has been gaining popularity. Net Promoter Score (NPS) As you could clearly see from the graph, NPS is the favourite customer experience metric among Nordic companies. Now most of Fortune500 companies, incl. Apple, and other global market leaders, incl. AirBnB, benefit from the metric.
The Net Promoter Score framework arrived in 2003, and since then organizations have been trying to answer that question. Surprisingly 54% of growth-oriented companies still don’t use Net Promoter Score – despite being the industrystandard metric for measuring customer happiness. Adoption of NPS.
For example, if: 25% are promoters (scoring nine or ten), 25% are passives (scoring seven or eight), and 50% are detractors (scoring zero to six), then the NPS score would be 25% – 50% = -25 Net Promoter Score – NPS In 2003, the book The Ultimate Question by Fred Reichheld, a partner at Bain & Company, popularized NPS.
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Brief History and Overview of NPS In 2003, Fred Reichheld, a partner at Bain & Company, and Satmetrix Systems, a San Mateo-headquartered customer experience management software development company, developed a metric to measure how well an organization treats its customers and how loyal are its customers.
It is regarded as an industry-standard CX metric that will likely continue into 2020 and beyond. Its reputation as an industry-standard tends to reinforce the notion that, if everyone else is using it, then it must be good enough for us as well. Summary of Key Learnings. 14% had never used NPS at all.
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