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What Do Companies With Low Net Promoter Score Have in Common?

Retently

You can also learn a surprising amount of tactics and strategies by studying the opposite end of the scale – the world’s least successful companies, from a churn perspective – to compare their common weaknesses and find out what makes their customers so unlikely to recommend them to their peers. The answer is actually simple.

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Subscription business model: What, how, and why

BirdEye

It allows companies to leverage customer relationships to create a steady revenue stream. It also enables customers to automatically and conveniently repurchase a product or service they want to continue using. For example, in 2007, the mean number of times people saw movies in the theater was 4.8 times per year.

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Business-to-Business Customer Advocacy: Is It A Real Possibility Or A Real Oxymoron?

Beyond Philosophy

These new dynamics meant that traditional thinking about customer satisfaction, and even loyalty, also needed to change. Proactive, personalized – even anticipatory – service that exceeds expectations, two-way communication, and engagement help bond the customer to the supplier.

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Data Science Reveals 3 Problems with the NPS Dogma

Bob Hayes

The Net Promoter Score (NPS), a metric used to gauge the health of the customer relationship, has been used by companies for years. In 2003, the Net Promoter Score (NPS) was formally introduced by Fred Reichheld, and, today, it is used by many of today’s top businesses to monitor and manage customer relationships.

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Data Science Reveals 3 Problems with the NPS Dogma

Bob Hayes

The Net Promoter Score (NPS), a metric used to gauge the health of the customer relationship, has been used by companies for years. In 2003, the Net Promoter Score (NPS) was formally introduced by Fred Reichheld, and, today, it is used by many of today’s top businesses to monitor and manage customer relationships.

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Is ‘Being Human’ With Customers A New Concept? And, Does It Create Emotional, Experiential, Social and Financial Value?

Beyond Philosophy

More than just a buzzword, ‘being human’, especially in brand-building and leveraging customer relationships, has become a buzz-phrase or buzz-concept. Most brands and corporations slide by on fairly macro, passive, and transactional approaches to customer relationships. Michael Lowenstein, Ph.D.,

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Top 50 Customer Service Leaders – Best Customer Experience Influencers

Storyminers

Referred to as “the most famous customer service manager in the US, possibly the world” by BusinessWeek , Eliason is best known for developing the use of social media in the practice of customer relations. He joined Comcast as executive support manager in 2007 during a period of high-profile public relations issues.