Every business wants to know how their customers really feel about their products and the quality of their customer service. Although there are many ways to measure the performance of a business, customer satisfaction is where you really want to focus your efforts and NPS is a great way to measure this. No matter how effectively the rest of your company operates, if your customers aren’t happy, you’re in trouble.
One popular way of measuring a company’s customer relationship is Net Promoter Score (NPS). Over two thirds of companies listed in the Fortune 100 use the NPS metric to assess customer loyalty and satisfaction. Also many SMBs use it as well, but it has its limitations. Used as part of a comprehensive customer feedback program, it’s proven itself to be a useful and valuable tool. The problem is that businesses count on NPS to do more than it can realistically do, to the detriment of other important metrics, especially Google reviews. This is a mistake, and we’ll take a look at why.
Launching a Facebook business page can be an incredible way of opening doors to reach the over 2 billion users on the social media platform. A Facebook business page provides a unique and responsive platform through which your customers can interact with the company, 
Reading bad customer reviews online can turn the most saintly business owner into a rage monster. Getting negative feedback in a public forum is tough, especially when you had no idea a client was unhappy. But instead of firing back with a petty response, think about how you can use these conflicts to improve your business. Just remember, the whole world can see your reaction. Respond to bad reviews in a timely, respectful manner, and you can turn poor experiences into opportunities to build customer loyalty.
