Customer satisfaction is tied directly to profitability. If your customers are happy they tend to be loyal. If they’re loyal they not only buy more, they refer other customers.
Badania przeprowadzone przez Bain & Company wykazały, że dla wielu firm, wzrost o 5% w utrzymaniu klienta może zwiększyć zyski o 25% do 95%. To samo badanie wykazało, że pozyskanie nowego klienta kosztuje sześć do siedmiu razy więcej niż utrzymanie istniejącego.
Co więcej, jedno złe doświadczenie może przeważyć nad całą masą dobrych doświadczeń. Złe doświadczenia mogą być szybko rozesłane do dziesiątek, setek lub tysięcy innych klientów, powiększając swój wpływ. Jeśli więc Twoja firma robi coś, co frustruje klientów, musisz o tym wiedzieć od razu.
It is critical to give customers the opportunity to provide feedback about their overall satisfaction level and specific likes and dislikes. It is equally important to consistently measure and monitor that input. Without an effective customer satisfaction research program in place, your company will be losing business, missing opportunities, and putting itself at a competitive disadvantage.
Many companies wonder how frequently they should conduct customer satisfaction surveys. The answer depends on the size of the customer base and the purpose of the research. There are two
kluczowe rodzaje ankiet, które służą bardzo różnym celom:
- Transactional surveys solicit feedback directly from the product or service user about that particular encounter. They are conducted immediately after each customer transaction. For example, a survey may be administered after purchase or customer service experience.
- Relationship surveys collect input from people who have an ongoing relationship with the company and have had multiple transactions. They are regularly scheduled surveys, often quarterly.
Transactional surveys are sent out at the discretion of whoever has contact with customers – but the data should be collected immediately after the interaction while the experience is still fresh in
w umyśle klienta.
Relationship surveys should be spread out over the course of a year. Here are a couple of points to keep in mind:
- If there is only one data point for each year, a single event could have a large impact on results
- For companies with a sufficiently large customer base – at least 10,000 – relationship surveys can be conducted on a continuous basis but reported on a monthly basis to address the effects of seasonality or single events
In many cases conducting both transactional and relationship surveys may be appropriate. For example, a company may conduct transactional research for customer service purposes and relationship research for routine checkups on the health of the business.

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