Optimización del Net Promoter Score (NPS) con factores de expansión, una medición de experiencia de clientes en riesgo reputacional

Translated title of the contribution: Net Promoter Score (NPS) optimization with expansion factors, a measure of customer experience in reputational risk

José Carlos Trejo García, María de Lourdes Soto Rosales, Héctor Alonso Olivares Aguayo

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Abstract

Currently, the customer experience is analyzed through satisfaction surveys, playing a key role in creating and/or maintaining the economic value of an organization, as well as the measuring of reputational risk. Derived from this, there is a growing interest in measuring the degree of satisfaction and loyalty. In this way, the objective of this research is to propose an optimum alternative to measure the organization’s client-user satisfaction. This paper innovates by proposing the integration of a monthly expansion factor to the NPS conventional calculation, which determines levels of importance for each service channel used; this factor considers the number of visitors and the surveys applied by channel. Thus, the results show a significant underestimation of the conventional calculation of approximately 38% compared to the proposed method. Organizations must consider more elements than the proportion of promoters and detractors, such as the relative importance of each service channel available to customers.

Translated title of the contributionNet Promoter Score (NPS) optimization with expansion factors, a measure of customer experience in reputational risk
Original languageSpanish
Pages (from-to)134-159
Number of pages26
JournalContaduria y Administracion
Volume68
Issue number3
DOIs
StatePublished - 2023

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