Consumer Engagement
The NPS as a tool for measuring customer loyalty
What lies behind the NPS?
The Net Promoter Score (NPS)® is an instrument for measuring the loyalty of your customers towards your company or your services and is often used in the field of marketing. The Net Promoter Score (NPS) was developed by Fred Reichelt and introduced by Bain & Company in 2003. This KPI measures the loyalty of customers with just one question, asking them about their willingness to recommend the company to acquaintances or friends:
„Would you recommend our company to friends or acquaintances?“
How does the NPS work?
What distinguishes Promoters from Detractors and Passives?
Advantages
Automatically identify key drivers of customer loyalty
NPS-Benchmark
Use our templates to add relevant questions to your NPS survey.
We create interactive dashboards for you to view results of various surveys simultaneously and in real-time.
Data Collection
You invite participants to your survey yourself or we recruit your target group via our Online Access Panel.
Through our panel we can provide survey participants in over 15 countries.
Through our partner network, we have access to survey participants from over 100 countries.
Concept
We specify the questions for your market research project and provide questionnaire templates or develop a bespoke questionnaire for your research project.
We help you to define your specific target group.
Reporting
Get real-time results through our online reporting. Create, share and send reports.
Our Customer Success Team carries out in-depth analyses with your data and prepares meaningful reports in PowerPoint or any other format.