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Measuring Customer Loyalty As Well As Satisfaction

Published March 4, 2015

ABA Bank Marketing

By asking the right questions of your customers, Loyalty Mapping provides a clear picture of an organization's actual performance, and provides benchmark data against which to measure progress.

The problem, according to Michael Hinshaw, managing partner of McorpCX, a strategic brand and marketing consultancy, is that satisfied customers are not necessarily loyal customers; and satisfaction surveys do not measure loyalty.The company, which has offices in San Francisco and North Carolina has begun offering a Loyalty Mapping survey service that is designed to help banks significantly decrease customer churn, increase loyalty and drive customer value and profitability.The company describes the service as a “customer listening tool and analysis methodology.”

The mapping service is intended to give banks a clear understanding of where their customers actually stand in their customer relationship lifecycle, and where banks are in danger of losing them.“By asking the right questions of your customers, Loyalty Mapping provides a clear picture of your bank’s actual performance, and provides benchmark data against which to measure your progress,” the company says. 

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