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Net Promoter Score® (NPS) Question
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About Net Promoter Score® Questions
Net promoter score®, commonly referred to as NPS®, is a customer loyalty metric that gauges how willing a customer is to recommend a product or service. Developed by Fred Reichheld, founder of Bain & Company’s Loyalty Practice, net promoter score® is now used as an alternative or supplement to customer satisfaction measurement in thousands of organizations around the world.
In its most simple form, net promoter score® can be described with one simple question:
Setting Up Net Promoter Score®
For easy implementation, net promoter score® is built directly into Qualtrics as a question type. To ensure consistency with net promoter score® theory, the net promoter score® question type purposefully has limited editing options and is set at exactly 11 scale points.
To set up Net Promoter Score®
- Click the Add new question drop down.
- Choose Net promoter score®.
- Click on the question text to replace [INSERT COMPANY NAME HERE] with the name of your company, product, or service.
Calculating Net Promoter Score®
Net promoter® score divides respondents into three categories based on the scale point they selected:
- Promoters (scale points 9 and 10): Promoters are your customers who are loyal and enthusiastic about your organization and will continue buying and referring others.
- Passives (scale points 7 and 8): Passives are generally satisfied customers, but lack the enthusiasm of promoters. This group is vulnerable to competitive offerings and not immune to defection.
- Detractors (scale points 0 through 6): Detractors are often unhappy and can diminish your brand through negative word of mouth.
Net promoter score® is derived by taking the percentage of respondents who are promoters and subtracting the percentage of respondents who are detractors.
Data Analysis
Once your responses have been collected, Qualtrics offers various ways you can analyze your response data. From the Reports tab, you can view aggregate data in pre-made reports as well as create your own reports from scratch. From the Data & Analysis tab, you can view and manage individual respondents’ data.
Visualizations
In the Results section of the Reports tab, there are five visualization types available for NPS® questions: simple table, bar chart, line chart, pie chart, and breakdown bar. The gauge chart is especially well-suited for displaying data from NPS questions. For more information on these visualizations please visit the linked visualization support pages.
In the Reports section of the Reports tab, all visualizations except the heat map and word cloud are compatible with NPS questions.
Downloaded Data Format
In the downloaded data set, a column is included for each net promoter score® question, listing the score given by each individual participant and the group that puts them in.
NPS®, Net Promoter® & Net Promoter Score® are registered trademarks of Satmetrix Systems, Inc., Bain & Company and Fred Reichheld.