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Total Quality Management Practice Test: Customer Satisfaction — Flashcards

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Customer satisfaction is a measurement of how well a company's products, services, and overall customer experience meet customer expectations. It reflects the health of a business by showing how well its products or services resonate with buyers. 

The four levels of customer satisfaction are:
Meeting customer expectations
Surpassing customer expectations
Delighting customers
Amazing customers
 

The top five factors that influence retail customer satisfaction are:
Convenient but captivating customer service
Consistent service and experience
Effective and knowledgeable approach
Dedicated, engaged, and informed staff
Appealing in-store environment

Customer effort score (CES): This helps measure how easily a customer fulfilled the desired action during an interaction with a brand. Customers can rate actions like placing a new order, using products or services, returning products, or receiving an answer.
Customer satisfaction surveys: This method involves asking customers how satisfied they were with a company's product or service. Surveys can be provided to clients in many ways, including in-app, long email, and post-service surveys.
Customer retention: High customer satisfaction goes hand in hand with customer retention. When customers are satisfied, they stick around and don't look for competitors.

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