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Curious if the businesses and clients you work with are likely to recommend your services?🤨 Discovering this information is actually pretty simple and can be done by calculating your B2B net promoter score (NPS). Let's discuss! In this case, feedback is collected from stakeholders within client organizations. This feedback will help gauge their likelihood of recommending the main vendor's services. Discovered via a Likert scale question, respondents will be asked to rate their likelihood from 0 to 10. Respondents who are likely to recommend the vendor score high, while those who are unlikely score low. Of this group, you have... 😄Promoters: Enthusiastic supporters of the vendor 😐Passives: Satisfied but not enthusiastic 😠Detractors: Unlikely to recommend the vendor Since B2B relationships are often long-term, measuring NPS is especially necessary to maintain a strong bond. We'll explain this further, along with other key benefits of using this tool. Strengthened relationships: Conducting NPS surveys boost client-supplier relations because they show a commitment to customer satisfaction. Since clients are allowed to provide their honest feedback, this often increases customer loyalty. Smaller feedback loop: The simplicity of calculating NPS allows for brands to gather and act on targeted feedback. In addition to this, it's a good idea to ask follow-up questions to have respondents elaborate on their scoring. Higher response rates: B2B relationships tend to be stronger than B2C ones, which can increase response rates. Clients will be far more likely to respond to a survey if they feel their feedback will be valued. Lark Allen has more information on B2B NPS in this recent blog post: https://lnkd.in/eFAd6NVD

B2B Net Promoter Score: How to Measure B2B Client Satisfaction

B2B Net Promoter Score: How to Measure B2B Client Satisfaction

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