NPS Best Practice
If you’re using Net Promoter Score (NPS) as your headline measure, this webinar is a must. NPS should be the starting point for customer insight, not the ultimate goal.
We’ll be discussing a range of best practice and latest thinking around the metric, from how to ensure a robust measure and common mistakes, to gaining in-depth insight and practical hints and tips to help drive change.
Find out more about customer research headline metrics here, or the pros and cons of using NPS on our What is NPS? page.
You can watch this webinar on demand. Fill in the short form and you'll get access to the recording straight away.
Webinar host:
Stephen Hampshire
Client Manager @ TLF Research
After 23 years in customer insight, Stephen's view is different to most. He believes that creating great customer experiences is simple (though rarely easy). Insight comes from asking customers the right questions, and listening to what they say. Building a customer-focused culture is more important than improving your processes. Proving the ROI of customer experience is easier than you've been told.
Stephen stays abreast of the latest thinking in customer insight and analysis so that you don't have to. He combines straightforward reviews of cutting-edge techniques with real life stories to engage with his audience, leaving them inspired to make change.
Outside of work he’s also a keen photographer, craft beer buff, and probably owns too many stringed instruments.
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