CX Insight:
NPS Survey
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How many of your customers truly recommend you—or do you only assume they do?
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Have you ever calculated how much revenue your Detractors silently cost your business?
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Bain & Company states: “NPS leaders outperform their competitors by more than 2×.” — Where do you stand in your industry?
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If you knew who your Promoters were, couldn’t you turn them into powerful referral engines?
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Reichheld selected just 1 question out of 19 because the likelihood to recommend is the strongest predictor of future growth. Are you asking that question?
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2 Mins
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3 questions (0–10 NPS + reason for choice + open-ended question)
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100+ responses (for statistical reliability)
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CX Insight
If NPS Is Not Measured Vs. If It Is Measured
What is the NPS Survey (Net Promoter Score)?
The NPS Survey is a global standard metric used to measure customer loyalty and likelihood to recommend, developed by Fred Reichheld in 2003. With a single question scored from 0 to 10, customers are categorized into three segments:
NPS = % Promoters − % Detractors (range: −100 to +100)
What makes the SP1 NPS Survey different? It does more than measure a score. Through a Closed-Loop Feedback system, it generates recovery actions for Detractors. The open-ended “Why?” question uncovers the story behind the score, while industry benchmark comparisons help organizations understand their relative position.
If NPS Is Not Measured? What Changes If It Is Measured?
| Challenge | Cost | Solutions | Outcome |
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| Loyalty Blindness | Only 1 out of 26 dissatisfied customers complains; 91% leave silently (ThinkJar/Oracle) | Promoter / Passive / Detractor segmentation makes silent churn visible | The Promoter churn rate is one-third of Detractors (Bain) — enabling proactive customer management |
| Growth Forecasting | Acquiring new customers costs 5–25× more than retaining existing ones (HBR) | Promoter ratio predicts the referral pipeline; Promoters generate 7× more positive referrals | NPS leaders grow 2×+ faster than competitors (Bain); Wajax: Promoter revenue is twice that of Detractors |
| Detractor Loss | 15% Detractors = $68M annual revenue loss (Dell/Bain); −$57 cost per Detractor | Closed-loop feedback initiates recovery actions for Detractors | Dell: 2–8% Detractor conversion = $167M additional annual revenue; +$328 value per Promoter |
| Lack of Benchmarking | NPS explains 20–60% of differences in organic growth, but companies that do not measure it remain blind (Bain) | Quarterly comparisons with industry NPS benchmarks | Clear competitive positioning; Heineken: Promoter gross profit grows 3× faster than Detractors |
| Unclear CX ROI | 89% of consumers switch after a poor customer experience (Oracle); 22% reduce spending | +7 NPS points = 1% revenue growth (LSE, 2005); +10 points = 3.2% upsell increase (CustomerGauge) | Customer-experience-focused companies achieve 1.4× faster revenue growth and 1.6× higher CLV (Adobe) |
| Management Visibility | 83% of consumers trust recommendations from people they know (Nielsen), yet many companies do not measure this | A single-number, universal, board-ready metric used by two-thirds of Fortune 1000 companies | A 2% reduction in Detractors = 0.83% additional growth (LSE); improved accountability at the Board level |
Customer Voice
“Until we started measuring NPS, we didn’t realize that 22% of our customers were Detractors. Within the first six months, we reduced the Detractor rate from 22% to 11% through Closed-Loop actions. Each converted Detractor generated an average of ₺85,000 in additional annual revenue for us.”
“With the NPS program, we increased our Promoter rate from 35% to 58%. The share of customers coming through referrals rose from 12% to 28%. Now, in board meetings, the NPS trend is considered just as important as sales data.”
Product Overview — Specifications
NPS Survey (Net Promoter Score Survey)
CX Insight — Measurement Layer
SP1 In-House
CUSI
Execution
CXD (Customer Experience Design)
Growth & Revenue (GRO)
Reichheld NPS (2003) + Closed-Loop Feedback + Sectoral Benchmarking
CXG (Primary) | GROC | INSM | PERC | STRG | RESC
ENG (Engage)
CRO (Chief Revenue Officer) | CXO | Sales & Marketing Leaders
3 questions (0–10 NPS + Reason for Score + Open-ended question)
2 minutes
100+ responses (for statistical reliability)
QuestionPro Online Platform (email / link / SMS / QR code)
TR / EN (Multilingual survey)
NPS = % Promoter − % Detractor (−100 → +100)
NPS Score + Trend + Segment Distribution + Benchmark + Detractor Analysis + Open-ended Theme Analysis
Industry NPS Benchmark + Periodic Trend (T1 vs T2)
Touchpoint-based NPS (Sales, Support, Onboarding) + Customer segment breakdown
Project Manager
Project-based (depending on organizational size and scope)
Related Solutions
Sales & Marketing Metrics
Research data and statistics related to NPS that can be used in the sales process. Data already used in S2 and S6 has been excluded.