Journal of Database Marketing & Customer Strategy Management

TABLE 1

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A holistic examination of Net Promoter

Timothy L Keiningham, Lerzan Aksoy, Bruce Cooil, Tor Wallin Andreassen and Luke Williams

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Table 1. Correlations between revenue change and satisfaction/loyalty metrics

  Net Promoter NCSB Satisfaction (Mean) Repurchase intention (Mean) Recommend intention (Mean) Satisfaction (Top Box) Satisfaction (Top 2 Box) Repurchase intention (Top Box) Repurchase intention (Top 2 Box) Recommend intention (Top Box) Recommend intention (Top 2 Box)
Banking
 Pooled Y Y+1 (2001–2005) 0.40 0.170.020.370.32-0.05-0.290.37 0.40 -0.020.29
 p-value0.200.600.950.240.320.880.370.230.200.960.36
            
Retail (gasoline)
 Pooled Y Y+1 (2000–2003)-0.450.090.490.62-0.320.42 0.84 0.630.450.380.21
 p-value0.550.910.510.380.680.580.160.370.550.620.79
            
Retail (home furnishings)
 2003–2004-0.120.95-0.17-0.95-0.12 0.99 0.26-0.83-0.450.08-0.26
            
Security systems
 2002–20030.860.170.05-0.560.950.640.16-0.44-0.990.76 0.98
            
Transportation
 2000–20010.080.060.04 0.14 0.02-0.59-0.43-0.320.00-0.26-0.08

  Note: The highest positive correlations between revenue change and satisfaction/loyalty metrics are in bold.

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