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Your VOC programme is underperforming, and you know it.

In this paper, we show you the key steps you must take to ensure the success of your VoC programme – whether it is based on NPS, CES or other metrics.

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Your VoC Programme is underperforming – and you know it.

This paper is not to convince you that you should have a Voice of the Customer (VoC) program. It’s 2020 – we assume you have this by now. If not, please let us know if you need arguments to convince your manager, we will help you.

However, 50% of all Voice of the Customer practitioners are unhappy with their programme1.
Fred Reichheld, the creator of the Net Promoter System, claims that 70% of companies do NPS wrong. And too many VoC programmes that we at Futurelab have ever encountered are struggling to reach their full potential or present a substantial ROI. Given the current focus on ROI in the evaluation of VoC (and in the broader sense CX) programmes, this is a dangerous position to find yourself.

In this paper, we show you the key steps you must take to ensure the success of your VoC programme – whether it is based on NPS, CES or other metrics.

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