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NPS Follow-Up Programme

Treats the score as nearly useless and the follow-up as the whole value, which is the opposite of how most programmes run.

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CategoryMarketingForMarketers, Operators, FoundersTested onClaudeChatGPT

Running it, start to finish

  1. Trigger the survey on a real moment, not a calendar date.
  2. Ask one good open question alongside the score.
  3. Route every theme somewhere that can act on it.

What you get back

The output this produces, every time.

  • States what the score can and cannot support, and flags it being used as a target.
  • Focuses on passives, the most informative and most ignored group.
  • Requires a routing rule per theme, without which feedback costs goodwill and returns nothing.

Getting better results

Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.

  • Never make the score a target. The moment it is, people optimise the survey — timing it, framing it, asking selectively — and the number stops meaning anything.
  • Contact detractors personally and fast. It is the highest-value contact in the whole programme and the one most often automated into uselessness.
  • Close the loop. Telling someone what changed because of their answer is rare, cheap, and the thing that makes them answer next time.

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