Triple play klanten geven hoogste NPS in Q2 2011

Nieuws Breedband Nederland 2 AUG 2011
Triple play klanten geven hoogste NPS in Q2 2011

Binnen de vaste telecomdiensten internet, televisie en vaste telefonie zijn klanten met een triple play pakket het meest geneigd hun aanbieder aan te bevelen aan vrienden, familie en collega’s. Dat blijkt uit onderzoek van het Telecompaper Consumer Panel in Q2 2011. Met behulp van een aanbevelingsvraag werd daarbij de Net Promoter Score berekend. Een positieve NPS is daarbij een indicator voor stabiele groei van het merk.

Klanten die een gezamenlijk pakket hebben van twee diensten of deze diensten van losse aanbieders afnemen hebben een lagere Net Promoter Score (NPS) dan zij die een triple play pakket afnemen (NPS -15). Binnen de triple play aanbieders heeft Delta de beste NPS, gevolgd door Ziggo. KPN, UPC en Tele2 hebben een lagere NPS dan het marktgemiddelde binnen triple play.

Van alle aanbieders van vaste telecomdiensten heeft XS4ALL de beste NPS. Delta/Zeelandnet is de enige andere aanbieder met een positieve NPS. Per maand bekeken, laten KPN, UPC en Tele2 een positieve trend zien over het tweede kwartaal heen.

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