Break the NPS score into the themes pushing it up and down.
You review NPS responses by hand today. Chattermill breaks the score down into the themes driving it, so you see what is pushing NPS up or down without reading every response.
This guide shows you how to open the NPS view for the period, review the themes ranked by their impact on the score, read example responses behind each theme, note the top positive and negative drivers, and share the drivers with the team.
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Open the NPS view in Chattermill for the period.
Review the themes ranked by their impact on the score.
Read example responses behind each theme.
Note the top positive and negative drivers.
Share the drivers with the team.
You open the NPS view in Chattermill for [the period]. The themes ranked by impact show: **Positive drivers:** - [Theme A] (+[X] points) - [Theme B] (+[Y] points) **Negative drivers:** - [Theme C] (−[Z] points) - [Theme D] (−[W] points) You read example responses behind [Theme C] to understand what customers are saying. You note these top drivers and share them with the team so they see what is pushing NPS up or down without reading every response.
For this period, show the themes driving NPS up and down, ranked by impact, with a few example responses behind each theme.
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