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PERSONAL GROWTH

HOW TO MEASURE CUSTOMER
         SATISFACTION

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“A satisfied customer is one who will continue to buy from you, seldom shop around, refer other customers and in general
                                                     be a superstar advocate for your business.”
                                                                       ~ Gregory Ciotti

SACCOs rely on the goodwill of their respective membership for their success and sustainability. In the pre-mentioned
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future planning. In this case, what you roll out next will be purely anchored on your customer’s attitude towards your

                                                 earlier brands and your evaluation on the same.

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From the various customer satisfaction survey options,        This is the kind of feedback you get through comment

pick one to apply. Some commonly applied options              box and emails through customer’s own decision.
include Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT), Customer          Give an explicit assurance to members that the
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very keen on the kind of questions you ask to get             to emails, avoid giving automated rejoinders by all
customer’s insights as this determines the kind of            LD@MR@MCDMF@FDVHSGSGDBTRSNLDQ

feedback you get. This is because from your questions,

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from the members that you didn’t intent to. Therefore,
the methodology of the survey should be carefully                     If your members are not happy with your SACCO, it is
decided prior to the survey.                                          because they are comparing you with a competitor

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Do an assessment of information from members                  copy paste, do better. You may need to involve the

through your communication channels. This includes            customers to compare and contrast your services and

feedback posts in your website, social media platforms        products and then proceed from there.
i.e. Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Short Messages

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looking to ask questions of extensive feedback.               Keep records of post-purchase mannerisms of your
This kind of survey requires goodwill from the                members. Remember that, “loyal customers, they don’t
segmented members.                                            just come back, they don’t simply recommend you,

                                                              they insist that their friends do business with you.” ~

                                                              Chip Bell

                                                              Conduct follow ups, through phone calls or during-
                                                              service surveys to ascertain how your product and
                                                              services are doing outside your membership bubble.

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