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Q. Imagine you surveyed 100 training attendees. if 25% were detractors, 20% were passives, and 45% were promoters, what would your nps be?
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Detractors are the consumers which didn't like your service, who can damage your growth and maybe a big problem with regarding to word of mouth
Promoters are the Good customers, who liked your service and they will keep referring your products to others.
Passives are also satisfied with your service but are unwilling to refer with others
N. P.S ( Net Promoter Score) is the difference in percentage of the Promoters and Detractors.
N. P. S = Percentage of Promoters - Percentage of Detractors.
N. P. S may vary from -100 to 100 basing upon Detractors & Promoters.
Now,
In the given question ,
Percentage of promoters = 45 ( Given that 100 attendees , 45% of 100 = 45 )
Percentage of Detractors = 25 ( Given that 100 attendes , 25% of 100 = 25
N. P. S = 45 - 25= 20
Therefore, My N. P. S would be 20
Detractors are the consumers which didn't like your service, who can damage your growth and maybe a big problem with regarding to word of mouth
Promoters are the Good customers, who liked your service and they will keep referring your products to others.
Passives are also satisfied with your service but are unwilling to refer with others
N. P.S ( Net Promoter Score) is the difference in percentage of the Promoters and Detractors.
N. P. S = Percentage of Promoters - Percentage of Detractors.
N. P. S may vary from -100 to 100 basing upon Detractors & Promoters.
Now,
In the given question ,
Percentage of promoters = 45 ( Given that 100 attendees , 45% of 100 = 45 )
Percentage of Detractors = 25 ( Given that 100 attendes , 25% of 100 = 25
N. P. S = 45 - 25= 20
Therefore, My N. P. S would be 20
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Explanation:
The Net Promoter Score is a customer loyalty metric developed in 2003 by management consultant Fred Reichheld of Bain & Company in collaboration with the company Satmetrix. The objective was to determine a clear and easily interpretable customer satisfaction score which can be compared over time or between different industries.
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