2011 JD Power Customer Service Champions

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Changing the Way Companies

Use Marketing Research

Puget Sound Research Forum

Seattle, WA

October 20, 2011

Finbarr O’Neill

President

J.D. Power and Associates

The Business Questions

• Is my customer attrition negatively impacting my business?

• How do I improve my customer retention?

• What is the ROI for good customer service?

How should market research professionals help their companies answer these questions?

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Start with the Fundamentals

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2011 J.D. Power Customer Service Champions

Includes customer feedback on more than 800 companies across 12 industries

• 40 brands stand out in delivering service excellence

• Insights and best practices around serving today’s consumers

• Download for free on businesscenter.jdpower.com

Industries include: Automotive, Financial Services, Insurance, Retail, Homebuilding,

Telecommunications, Utilities, Healthcare, Rental Car, Hotel, Airline, Airport

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Driving Excellence in Service Industries

Service

Excellence

2003

Product

25%

Process

21%

People

23%

2010

Product

24%

Process

16%

People

28%

Presentation

16%

Price

14%

Presentation

13%

Price

19%

Source: J.D. Power and Associates

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Satisfaction Gap – Service Industries

950

850

750

650

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Year

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Data bridged in 2000-2002 and 2004 for method difference

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Service Excellence vs. Advocacy and Loyalty

70%

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

10%

0%

62%

Customer Service Champions

23%

Definitely Would Recommend

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All Others

58%

36%

Definitely Would Repurchase

The ROI of Service Excellence among

Wireless Customers

Net Subscriber Adds

3.0M

1.9M

1.5M

883K

618K

0

Low (< 695) Medium (695 - 719)

Overall Satisfaction

(based on a 1,000-point scale)

Source: 2010 J.D. Power and Associates Wireless CSI data and market share estimates

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High (720+)

The ROI of Service Excellence at Hotels

$65

Ancillary Spending

Evaluated Stay

Next Visit $58

$48

$46

$45

$40

$38

$32

$27

$26

$25

Dissatisfied (550 and below)

7%

Indifferent (551-

750)

35%

Pleased (751-900)

43%

Overall Satisfaction

(based on a 1,000-point scale)

Source: 2010 Proprietary Luxury Hotel Research

Note: Ancillary spending includes food/beverage, spa services, recreation, phone/internet

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Delighted (901+)

15%

Top Three Misconceptions

About Satisfaction

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Top Three Misconceptions

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Satisfying your customers is sufficient

Simply tracking a score will result in improvements

Thinking there is a

Silver Bullet

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100%

Satisfaction is Not Enough to Drive Loyalty

Loyal

Behaviors

0%

Displeased

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Satisfied

Customer Satisfaction

Delighted

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Three Important

Loyalty Behaviors

• Share of Wallet

• Retention

• Advocacy

$100

Share of Wallet Higher Incremental Spend

Luxury Hotel Example

Average Amount Spent on Ancillary Services Per Room

$80

$60

$47 $47

$41

$40

$20

$0

Dissatisfied Indifferent

< 550

Pleased

551-750 750- 900

Source: Proprietary Luxury Hotel Guest Satisfaction Study

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$55

Delighted

>900

+ 8.00

+17% Gain

Higher Retention

Auto Insurance Example

+ 3 yrs

+26% Gain

< 550 551-750 750- 900

Source: J.D. Power and Associates 2011 National Auto Insurance Study SM

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>900

Dissuaders

Advocacy

Auto Insurance Example

Advocates

Source: J.D. Power and Associates 2011 National Auto Insurance Study SM

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Top Three Misconceptions

2

Satisfying your customers is sufficient

Simply tracking a score will result in improvements

Thinking there is a

Silver Bullet

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improvements

Need to understand your…

• Relative position within the market

• Diagnostics

• Levers that drive customer delight and ultimately, financial outcomes

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improvements

Overall CSI Improves as More Key Performance Indicators Are Met

Overall Utilities Customer Satisfaction Index (1,000-point scale)

KPIs include : Number of outages, awareness of conservation programs and good corporate citizenship/community involvement, customer care contact experiences.

Source: J.D. Power and Associates 2011 Electric Utility Residential Customer Satisfaction Study SM

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Top Three Misconceptions

3

Satisfying your customers is sufficient

Simply tracking a score will result in improvements

Thinking there is a

Silver Bullet

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Middle

Management

What are my scores

How do I improve?

What’s the Cost: Benefit on improving scores

Senior

Executives/

Information Value Chain

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• Different measures do in fact predict and explain different business outcomes

What do Academics Say?

Future Business Performance

Low

Note: Findings are adjusted for market concentrations, market share, Industry 5 year growth, Advertising spend, R&D, Firm size

Source: The Value of Different Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty Metrics in Predicting Business Performance Neil A. Morgan and Lopo L. Rego

(2006). Marketing Science Journal, 25 (5), 426-39.

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100%

90%

80%

Relationship Between the Overall Satisfaction Index and the Likelihood to Recommend

USAA

NJM

70%

60%

50%

40%

30%

20%

700

Amica Mutual

Erie Insurance

ACSC

State Farm

CSAA GEICO Ameriprise

Liberty Mutual

The Hartford

ACG

MetLife

Mercury

Farmers

GMAC

21st Century

Nationwide

American Family

Alfa Insurance

Auto-Owners Insurance

Progressive

Esurance

Allstate

Safeco

Kemper

Travelers

Commerce

750 800 850

Overall Satisfaction (JDPA Index)

900

R

2

= 0.83

950

ACG: Automobile Club Group

ACSC: Automobile Club Group of Southern California

CSAA: California State Automotive Association

NJM: New Jersey Manufacturers

Source: J.D. Power and Associates 2011 National Auto Insurance Study SM

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Best Practice Recommendations

2011 Customer Service Champions

Financial

Services

Healthcare:

Pharmacy Insurance Retail Products Telecom Travel Utilities

VA Mail-Order Pharmacy

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Best Practices

• Customer service is in their DNA

– Customers are “members”

– “Facilitating your financial security”

Continuous improvement

• All customer-facing positions report to same organization

Breaks down silos

Improves cross-training/sharing skills

Eliminates inefficient hand offs

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Best Practices

• Non-traditional online shoe and apparel retailer

• Builds brand on platform of core values and culture

• Hires / fires based on cultural fit

– If we get culture right, then everything else falls into place

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Best Practices

Internet company uses telephone as critical customer touch point

– It’s a branding lens; not an efficiency or revenue lens

– No up-selling

– No scripts

– No time limit with customer

– Nearly every Zappos.com employee takes customer loyalty training, including two weeks on the phone with customers

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Best Practices

Product

• Lexus has been a top-three brand in initial quality in 20 of the past 22 years

• LS has been the highest-performing model in initial quality in 9 of the past 14 years

Service

• Lexus has ranked in the top five in customer service (CSI) for the past 21 years

• Clear understanding of customer needs, perceptions, and behaviors

• Extensive use of independent industry-wide benchmark information to assess strengths/weaknesses

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“One of the profound lessons I have learned is that customer satisfaction is a moving target.

You can never declare victory.”

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J.D. (Dave) Power – Founder, J.D. Power and Associates

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