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17 really useful
customer satisfaction stats
     retention is the new acquisition
Every customer that you keep represents

        at least three
      that you dont have to attract
Typically only 25-30% of a firm's clients are
                completely satisfied

so low that that 70%+ may be open to pitches from
                   competing firms
The average business loses between
       10% and 30%
    of its customers each year
Even in a negative economy, customer experience is a

                                 60%
 high priority for consumers, with        often or
    always paying more for a better experience
70% of customer experience management best in
 class adopters use customer feedback to
make strategic decision. Only 50% of industry-average
         organizations and 29% of laggards do
80% of the firms would like to
use customer experience as a
   form of differentiation.
Customer churn is caused by
 customer feelings of poor
treatment a huge 68%   of
       the time.
Attracting a new customer
costs 5 times as much
 as keeping an existing one
Pay close attention to your best
           customers.
 Act quickly (within 24 hours) on
   their requests and dissents
Attracting a new customer
costs 5 times as much
 as keeping an existing one
Attracting a new customer
costs 5 times as much
 as keeping an existing one
Traditional customer surveys
typically only generate only a
  0.1% - 15% response rate
most companies
 lose 45% to 50%
of their customers
  every five years
More than 40% of customers
who claimed to be satisfied
switched suppliers without
       looking back
the most profitable firms enjoy customer
        retention rates of around   95%
the average firm has a customer retention rate a
    good deal less than that at around 80%
It has been estimated that most
        companies spend about
98% of their time reacting to problems
 and less than 2% preventing them
Keep your customers forever with the
only 1-click survey delivered by email
  www.customerthermometer.com

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  • 1. 17 really useful customer satisfaction stats retention is the new acquisition
  • 2. Every customer that you keep represents at least three that you dont have to attract
  • 3. Typically only 25-30% of a firm's clients are completely satisfied so low that that 70%+ may be open to pitches from competing firms
  • 4. The average business loses between 10% and 30% of its customers each year
  • 5. Even in a negative economy, customer experience is a 60% high priority for consumers, with often or always paying more for a better experience
  • 6. 70% of customer experience management best in class adopters use customer feedback to make strategic decision. Only 50% of industry-average organizations and 29% of laggards do
  • 7. 80% of the firms would like to use customer experience as a form of differentiation.
  • 8. Customer churn is caused by customer feelings of poor treatment a huge 68% of the time.
  • 9. Attracting a new customer costs 5 times as much as keeping an existing one
  • 10. Pay close attention to your best customers. Act quickly (within 24 hours) on their requests and dissents
  • 11. Attracting a new customer costs 5 times as much as keeping an existing one
  • 12. Attracting a new customer costs 5 times as much as keeping an existing one
  • 13. Traditional customer surveys typically only generate only a 0.1% - 15% response rate
  • 14. most companies lose 45% to 50% of their customers every five years
  • 15. More than 40% of customers who claimed to be satisfied switched suppliers without looking back
  • 16. the most profitable firms enjoy customer retention rates of around 95% the average firm has a customer retention rate a good deal less than that at around 80%
  • 17. It has been estimated that most companies spend about 98% of their time reacting to problems and less than 2% preventing them
  • 18. Keep your customers forever with the only 1-click survey delivered by email www.customerthermometer.com

Editor's Notes

  • #3: Bill Bleuel, Professor of Decision Sciences at Pepperdine University
  • #4: Harvard Business School
  • #5: Eastbridge Consulting group
  • #6: Harris Interactive
  • #7: Aberdeen Group
  • #8: Forrester Group
  • #9: TARP
  • #10: Lee Resource
  • #11: Bill Bleuel, Professor of Decision Sciences at Pepperdine University
  • #12: Lee Resource
  • #13: Lee Resource
  • #14: Econsultancy
  • #15: B2BInternational
  • #16: Trout (2000)
  • #17: Bill Bleuel, Professor of Decision Sciences at Pepperdine University
  • #18: Bill Bleuel, Professor of Decision Sciences at Pepperdine University