Talk:Net promoter score/Archives/2012
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Net Promoter Score as a percentage
Given that the NPS is defined as the difference between two percentages, why is it incorrect (second paragraph in the Overview section) to write it as a percentage? I would argue the reverse. JanCeuleers (talk) 10:52, 2 January 2012 (UTC)
I have tried to make contact with the user who contributed the edit that introduced the statement that it is incorrect to express NPS as a percentage. I am going to remove this statement for two reasons:
- In my experience, most companies that use the Net Promoter Score express it as a percentage. Not that I am exposed to a huge sample of companies that use NPS, mind you.
- Mathematically, a difference between two percentages is itself also a percentage. So even if companies like Satmetrix and Bain usually express the NPS as numbers between -100 and +100 rather than as percentages, that does not make it incorrect to express it as a percentage.