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The Hidden Bias in Customer Metrics

Business leaders understand how their business is performing by monitoring different metrics. Metrics are essentially a summary all the data (yes, even Big Data) into a score. Metrics include new customer growth rate, number of sales and employee satisfaction, to name a few. Your hope is that these scores tell you something useful. There are a few ways to […]

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Estimating Other “Likelihood to Recommend” Metrics from Your Net Promoter Score (NPS)

In the realm of customer experience management, businesses can employ different summary metrics of customer feedback ratings. That is, the same set of data can be summarized in different ways. Popular summary metrics include mean scores, net scores and customer segment percentages. Prior analysis of different likelihood to recommend metrics reveal, however, that they are highly […]

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Respondents Needed for a Study about the Use of Net Scores and Mean Scores in Customer Experience Management

I am seeking help from customer experience management (CEM) professionals to complete a short survey (~5 minutes) for my research.  In return for your contribution to science, I will give each survey respondent a copy of my new customer experience management book, TCE: Total Customer Experience (pdf version). Background to Research: Net Scores and Mean Scores I […]

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Figure 1. Graphical summary of findings from the misinformation literature relevant to communication practitioners. The left-hand column summarizes the cognitive problems associated with misinformation, and the right-hand column summarizes the solutions. Figure is from the article by Lewandowsky et al. (2012).

Battling Misinformation in Customer Experience Management

I read an article last week in Scientific American that has implications about the field of customer experience management (CEM). The article, Diss Information: Is There a Way to Stop Popular Falsehoods from Morphing into “Facts”?, discusses the phenomenon of widely held beliefs that are not true. Think about President Barack Obama’s US citizenship status still […]

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Customer Loyalty Measures Require Comprehensiveness and Clarity

Developing measures of customer loyalty using survey questions is a scientific endeavor; these loyalty measures are typically customers’ self-reported likelihood of engaging in future loyalty behaviors. Because self-reported metrics are necessarily fraught with measurement error, I have argued for using psychometrics as a way of evaluating these “soft” metrics. Psychometrics helps you understand the reliability […]

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Unmasking the Problem with Net Scores and the NPS Claims

I wrote about net scores last week and presented evidence that showed net scores are ambiguous and unnecessary.  Net scores are created by taking the difference between the percent of “positive” scores and the percent of “negative” scores. Net scores were made popular by Fred Reichheld and Satmetrix in their work on customer loyalty measurement. Their […]

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The Best Likelihood to Recommend Metric: Mean Score or Net Promoter Score?

A successful customer experience management (CEM) program requires the collection, synthesis, analysis and dissemination of customer metrics.  Customer metrics are numerical scores or indices that summarize customer feedback results for a given customer group or segment. Customer metrics are typically calculated using customer ratings of survey questions. I recently wrote about how you can evaluate the quality of your customer metrics and listed four questions […]

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