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How to Use the CSAT Metric in Your CX Program

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Measuring just a piece of this journey can seem short-sighted or not as powerful as other CX metrics, like Net Promoter Score (NPS). But I see a place for Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT), based on organizational goals, resources, and structure. CX shouldn’t ever be measured by one metric alone.

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We’re Revealing Our Secret Recipe for Creating the Perfect Customer Survey

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By including at least one quantitative question, you’ll have a metric to organize, filter, and compare qualitative responses by. For instance, Extremely Satisfied, Very Satisfied, Neutral, Somewhat Satisfied, and Not Satisfied is a symmetrical scale of possible answers customers could choose from. Keep it short and sweet.

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Better Service Begins with Better Surveys

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By including at least one quantitative question, you’ll have a metric to organize, filter, and compare qualitative responses by. For accurate data and satisfied customers, give balanced answer options. Case in point: decreasing customer churn. The full recipe: the customer journey map. Use unbiased language.

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Make a Survey Online That Will Delight Your Customers, Not Annoy Them

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Start with a quantitative question that you can measure repeatedly over time, like Net Promoter Score® (NPS®) or Customer Effort Score (CES). Strategically place your online survey in the customer journey map. Identify the touchpoints that impact customers’ experiences the most.

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Guest blog: The Ultimate Guide to Launching and Branding a Successful Customer Experience Program

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Below is our 4-step plan to launch and brand a customer experience program. Gathering feedback, data, and metrics is all well and good, but it will count for nothing if there is no one pushing the business to make the needed changes. This can be achieved by creating a customer journey map. Push for change actively.

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How to Transform Customer Success Into a Profit Center with Metrics and Forecasting

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Though Customer Success was originally regarded as a post-sale cost center, you can flip its narrative with the right metrics, positioning, and forecasting strategy. In the section below, we outline three strategies that every Customer Success team can use to increase their perception as a profit center. But Customer Success?

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How to Launch the Best Voice of the Customer (VoC) Program

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It sounds so appealing to really hear the customer in their own voice, to understand their intentions and understandings. But too often we turned this exciting idea into a program of surveys that led to metrics that led to discussions about metrics that led to…not the powerful changes we expected. Net Promoter Score (NPS).