3 steps to measuring Customer Experience ROI

The customer experience, like other aspects of marketing and customer relations, needs to be measured to assess its ROI. Our experts give you the 3 steps to follow to measure the ROI of your Customer Experience.

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It is often necessary to demonstrate the economic impact of customer satisfactionIt is often necessary to demonstrate the economic impact of customer satisfaction in order to convince internal staff of the benefits of placing the customer at the heart of the company, to evaluate the budgets allocated to marketing or customer relations, to assess the ROI of a project impacting customer satisfaction...

To achieve this, it is possible to model this economic impact in concrete terms, by means of 3 steps.

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1. Map the drivers of customer satisfaction (or NPS) in relation to the company

Customer satisfaction depends on many criteria:

It is therefore important to be able to identify the weight and potential impact of these different criteria on customer satisfaction. To do this, it is necessary to carry out a survey of a representative customer base to measure overall satisfaction and customer satisfaction broken down by criterion.

Statistical analyses (linear regression, Bayesian model, etc.) are then used to model the impact of each criterion on customer satisfaction, using for example KANO model model (identification of criteria which generate very high customer satisfaction or which, on the contrary, can rapidly degrade customer satisfaction).

Bayesian analysis to dynamically measure the impact of the evolution of each criterion on all the components of the Bayesian network.

This analysis makes it possible to :

In concrete terms, Bayesian analysis can be used to answer the following questions:
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2. Model the link between customer satisfaction (or NPS) and customer value (sales, margin generated, etc.).

Several methodologies can be used to link customer satisfaction and business

Example: Bain
By reducing attrition by 5%, the company can improve its net profits by between 25% and 85%.

Example 1:
by customer segment, comparison of revenues generated between N-2 and N

  • Promoters in year N-2
  • Neutral in year N-2
  • Detractors in year N-2

 

Example 2:
analysis of churn rates for promoters / neutrals / detractors

Fully modeling the economic impact of customer satisfaction is often a complex task. That's why it's good practice to identify an initial scope or indicator that can be implemented quickly.

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