{"id":3295,"date":"2019-08-19T07:56:32","date_gmt":"2019-08-19T07:56:32","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.survio.com\/?p=3295"},"modified":"2020-11-24T12:49:36","modified_gmt":"2020-11-24T12:49:36","slug":"net-promoter-score-effectively-create-nps-directly-survio-part-4","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog-pl.survio.com\/net-promoter-score-effectively-create-nps-directly-survio-part-4\/","title":{"rendered":"Net Promoter Score\u00ae<\/sup>: How to effectively create NPS directly in Survio – Part 4"},"content":{"rendered":"

In the fourth and final episode of our series on Net Promoter Score\u00ae<\/sup>, the popular tool for measuring customer loyalty<\/strong>, we will describe how to create NPS\u00ae<\/sup> directly in Survio<\/strong> to effectively measure and find out everything you need<\/strong>. In the previous episodes, we explained what exactly NPS\u00ae<\/sup> is<\/a>, how it is measured<\/a>, how to perceive its rating scale<\/a>, and how to process its results<\/a>. We then demonstrated all this on a real experience with NPS\u00ae<\/sup> in Webnode<\/a> and showed how they set it up and how it is being handled there.<\/span><\/p>\n

In Survio, NPS\u00ae<\/sup> acts as one of the question types<\/strong>, so you can use it both separately and as a part of a more complex questionnaire. The standard version of the question is automatically preset for you<\/strong> in your chosen language. However, if you feel that a customized version would be better understood by your respondents, you can adjust the text<\/strong> in your image – for example, add your company name or rephrase it. However, the typical rating scale<\/strong> on which the NPS\u00ae<\/sup> principle is based, is fixed<\/strong>.<\/span><\/p>\n

\"NPS<\/p>\n\n

How to do it?<\/b><\/h2>\n

After logging in to your account, create a new questionnaire<\/strong> and write an introductory text<\/strong> where you should try to motivate your respondents to fill in your questionnaire. Then, choose to add a new question<\/strong> and select the NPS\u00ae<\/sup><\/strong> option. By clicking on the question itself and choosing edit, you will be able to edit all of its text fields<\/strong>. For each NPS\u00ae<\/sup> question, it is also possible to upload an image, logo or video.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

Tip:<\/strong> It is always a good idea to consider whether your respondents will understand the question the way you formulated it<\/strong>. The standard formulations is as follows: „How likely are you to recommend us to a friend?”. However, as it turns out, not everybody understands it correctly. In such cases, a closer explanation might come in handy. You might for example explain that this is only a hypothetical recommendation in case your friends or acquaintances are looking to use such a product.<\/div>\n

Subsequently, in the questionnaire settings<\/strong>, you can choose from the extended options<\/strong> in addition to the classical alternatives of settings (e.g. activate\/deactivate the questionnaire, limit its validity, set multiple filling-in option, logic and numbering of questions, language and URL of the questionnaire, sharing on social networks, etc.), such as individual survey responses can be sent directly to your e-mail or you can get notifications via Slack<\/strong>. When it comes to NPS\u00ae<\/sup>, these features are definitely advantageous as in case of very negative ratings, you can respond immediately<\/strong>, solve the problem promptly and reconcile with the customers or users before they flee to your competition.<\/span><\/p>\n

Use the Get Responses tab in the top menu to set up how you want your NPS\u00ae<\/sup> to reach people<\/strong>. In the same menu, in the Results section, you can then view the collected assessments and their analysis<\/strong>, displayed in a typical NPS\u00ae<\/sup> chart. In addition to the result in percents<\/strong>, it even shows how many people have given what ratings, as well as the overall representation of critics, passives and promoters. You can also download<\/strong> individual answers in any of the PDF, DOCx, PPTx, XLSx, CSV, GoogleSpreadsheets, and XML formats.<\/span><\/p>\n\n

As explained in earlier episodes of our series, the NPS\u00ae<\/sup> percentage score reflects roughly how well your business is performing on the market<\/strong>, and can be traced to a rise or fall. This can indicate emerging problems<\/strong> and alert you that something may be going wrong. However, one shouldn\u2019t expect extremely positive percentage scores from this result either. Keep in mind that even a low percentage score can be a good result for your industry<\/strong>.<\/div>\n
\"Net<\/div>\n

How to make it all a tad better?<\/b><\/h2>\n

As a part of the special paid services, you can also sign up to be receiving regular summary reports with results<\/strong> – e.g. every week. You can then compare<\/strong> them nicely and easily with each other<\/strong> and see if your business is on the right track or benchmark<\/strong> them amongst individual weeks, departments, or branches. Another option available is that in case of a very negative and critical rating of 3 or less, someone from the top management will be alerted<\/strong>, who can immediately take control<\/strong> over the case and start dealing with the customer directly.<\/span><\/p>\n

As you can see, Net Promoter Score\u00ae<\/sup> is definitely a smart tool. If you manage to set it up well and adapt it to the needs of your business, it can be a real help to you and your company<\/strong>, whether in identifying a potential problem or as a source of inspiration (from the voluntary verbal evaluation). Try it out with Survio<\/strong> step by step, either as part of your existing Elite plan\u00a0<\/strong>or email us for a free trial demo<\/strong> at support@survio.com<\/a>. Do not forget to follow us, send questions, comments and comments via <\/span>Facebook<\/span><\/a>,<\/span> Twitter<\/span><\/a> or<\/span> e-mail<\/span><\/a> and do not miss anything!<\/span><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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