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Measuring Customer Loyalty Through Data

Vcaretec

Regardless of industry, Customer Satisfaction is one of the most important elements of a successful business, whether you’re a major retailer, wireless carrier, healthcare provider, or any in nearly any other vertical. A staggering 91% of unhappy customers will never purchase from you again. This is tragic!

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Guest Post: 5 Inevitable Tips That Can Ensure a Superb Customer Experience

ShepHyken

The firm provided it for free to policyholders who performed the planned exercise regularly for two years. Consumers who completed the exercise target for the month did not have to pay the watch’s monthly installment. The insurer managed to become a partner in the consumer’s day to day life and healthcare.

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How One Person Can Dramatically Impact Your Workforce Management Plan

Playvox

When I began my career as a call center agent at a healthcare company, I shared the mentality of many coworkers. However, those one or two people quickly add up, especially when there is a small amount of staff in place and the impact absolutely can be detrimental to the customer experience. ENJOYING THIS ARTICLE? Tennis Ball Activity.

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Automated Interaction Summaries: A Catalyst for Enhanced Efficiency and Engaging Customer Interactions

NobelBiz

This should include practical demonstrations, hands-on exercises, and ample opportunities for questions and answers. Powering the Workforce Automated Summaries not only alleviate the administrative burden from agents but also empower them with actionable customer insights.

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Doing Net Promoter Score Wrong? A Look at Customer Surveys Gone Awry

AskNicely

Most companies understand that Net Promoter Score is a measure of customer loyalty and loyalty leads to customer retention and growth. They give this KPI to their marketing department or customer success team. In six months the telecom company goes through the exercise again. Causes: The Way-Too-Long Survey.

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