Market Research and Analysis
Customer Satisfaction
Measuring customer satisfaction is a fundamental sales and marketing tool. Knowing where you stand with your customers, and in particular, how you compare against your competitors in the minds of your customers, is basic market intelligence and insight that informs tactical sales and strategic marketing campaigns.

Companies that delight their customers know where they stand by establishing a baseline of performance and tracking their ability to “move the needle.” Designed correctly, a customer satisfaction study will reveal decision-drivers and identify opportunities for new product development and new sales and marketing approaches.

Surprisingly, many B2B and industrial firms – particularly those with a limited and finite set of customers, neglect this important marketing tool. A voice of the customer project launch with a client-provided customer list attests to the degree to which the client has maintained contact with its customers. Bad names, numbers, and emails may indicate a low level of customer intimacy. Knowing who your customers are and how they perceive you should be baseline insights required for marketing to existing customs.

We design and execute customer satisfaction studies that include standard measurements, such as general satisfaction, net promoter score, and loyalty. We also create a secure customer index- the intersection of overall satisfaction, likelihood to recommend, and likelihood to repurchase.

Case studies

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For each wave of research (a given new drug), the client was interested in testing several new programs to support physician interest in and preference for prescribing the new drug. The studies captured physician interest in and use of current programs, communications, and information (offered by client and competitors), as well as interest in and expected use of several new programs that the client was considering. This was further broken down to include physician interest level by partner company, mode of delivery, associated support, etc. for a given program.
Global carpet fiber manufacturer had seen its market share eroded and needed Market Research and Analysis to inform an effort to reinvigorate its brand strategy and develop a new path to market.
Manufacturer of PPE needed to forecast the future of manufacturing, specifically to determine the potential threat to sales of PPE.