Measure purchase intent and loyalty, not “satisfaction”
Customer feedback can help you improve your products and enhance your relationship with your customers. However, it’s not effective to measure “customer satisfaction” because it’s so vague. “Satisfied” doesn’t mean they intend to keep buying. Instead, focus on behavior: Ask whether they intend to buy again and why or why not. Ask what three things you can improve upon and whether they’ll provide referrals. These questions provide more actionable insight than “satisfaction.”