The Net Promoter Score: Ultimate Question by Frederick Reichheld

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Net Promoter Score is becoming an increasingly popular tool used by many companies who try to assess customer loyalty. The Net Promoter Score is based from a model developed by Frederick Reichheld in the book, “The Ultimate Question” (Beyond 2). The system helps measure customer loyalty between an organization and a consumer. The Net Promoter score was designed on an 11-point scale from (0 to 10) and it separates the customers into promoters, passives and detractors (beyond 2). Promoters are people who score 9’s and 10’s on the Net Promoter Score scale. The passives are the people who are 7’s and 8’s on the Net Promoter Score scale. The detractors are the people that are from 0 to 6 on the promoter score scale. One of the main goals of the Net Promoter Score scale is to recognize what each of the companies customers are defined as and to try and convert the detractors and passives to Promoters. The promoters are people who feel their lives are being enriched by their relationship with the company. They are very loyal to the company and have multiple purchases with the company. They tell many different people about the company to try and influence others to shop or use the company. They offer good feedback on how to stay successful or even become more successful in the future. The passive customers are people who make few recommendations to others about the company. Bring little energy to the company and are likely to go to a competitor if they offer a great discount on a product. The detractors are customers who feel that their lives are not enriched by shopping or affiliating with that particular business (Freimark 21). The detractors become dissatisfied with the company or experiences they have had with the company. They ta...

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...o when I get into the business field I could possibly implement the idea into any business I work for if they have not already adopted the idea into their company before I get hired. I was intrigued personally by this process do to the fact that I have recently experienced on a personal level the occasions of businesses asking for my personal experience in everything from retail stores, grocery stores and even restaurants who have asked me to take surveys to try and win something just by taking their survey
Another aspect of the topic that attracted me to net promoter score was the idea that companies can falsely report their overall net promoter score. This aspect attracted me to the topic because I found it interesting that some companies think it is ok to say that customers are satisfied with the company even if they are not satisfied with their company at all.

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