NPS: How to automate satisfaction surveys and close the loop
To manage NPS (Net Promoter Score), just using an email blasting tool isn't enough. Platforms like Jestor Forms, Delighted, or SurveyMonkey must be connected to operations to ensure that when a customer gives a low score (Detractor), someone acts immediately.
NPS is not a vanity metric
Knowing your NPS is 75 is cool. But the money is in knowing what to do with the customer who gave a 0. Many companies collect the score and dump it in a spreadsheet. The customer complains and gets silence. This creates even more anger.
Closing the Loop in Jestor
In Jestor, NPS is an action trigger.
- Collection: Jestor sends the NPS form 30 days after purchase.
- Automatic Triage:
- Score 9-10 (Promoter): The system emails asking them to leave a Google review or refer a friend.
- Score 0-6 (Detractor): The system creates an urgent "Rescue" ticket for the Success Manager to call the same day.
- Analysis: The dashboard shows the main reasons for low scores (e.g., "Price," "Service," "Bug").
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is NPS? Net Promoter Score. It is the ultimate question: "From 0 to 10, how likely are you to recommend our company to a friend?"
How often should I measure? Usually every 90 days (Relational NPS) or right after a key interaction (Transactional NPS).
How to increase response rates? Use simple, direct forms, likeJestor Forms, which work well on mobile and don't require login.
Conclusion
With Jestor, you turn customer feedback into continuous improvement and new sales.
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