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Choosing Between CSAT, NPS or CES: Why it Does Not Matter  

COPC

Organizations often dedicate substantial time and effort debating whether to use Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) , Net Promoter Score (NPS) or Customer Effort Score (CES). Examples include purchasing, interacting with customer service, or visiting a website. — Alex Boland | Director of ANZ Operations at COPC Inc.

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How to Use CSAT to Improve Your Call Center

Talkdesk

This typically comes in the form of a survey communicated through some channel to the customer (direct mail, email, phone, etc). This means that there is no industry-standard way to measure CSAT. A general rule of thumb is to try to get your percentage of satisfied customers as close as possible to 100%. Be consistent.

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How to Create a Great Customer Perception Survey

Fonolo

Best Practices for Creating Customer Perception Surveys. Here are some other general best practices to keep in mind while creating your survey: Keep it short and simple. Ask questions that categorize customers. These are the questions that you most commonly think of in a customer satisfaction survey.

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The anatomy of an effortless customer interaction

Tethr

And how can you turn customer effort into effortless customer loyalty in every interaction? We’ll teach you that and more in “The Anatomy of an effortless service customer interaction.” ” THE BIG TAKEAWAYS: One customer interaction can undermine an entire customer experience.