Wiki Glossary Net Promoter Score
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    Net Promoter Score

    Net Promoter Score (NPS) measures attendee loyalty by asking how likely participants are to recommend the event. Scores range from -100 to +100.

    NPS is simple to deploy post-event and helps compare satisfaction across editions, regions or formats.

    What net promoter score means in practice

    Teams define the metric and data source before the event, capture values with consistent methods, and review results with finance, marketing and operations in the debrief. Without that discipline, KPIs stay slide titles instead of decision tools.

    Why net promoter score matters

    Without a shared metric definition, events get judged on attendance anecdotes and strategic impact disappears in slide decks.

    • Ask immediately after the event while memory is fresh
    • Segment scores by attendee type
    • Pair NPS with open feedback questions

    Typical net promoter score setups at B2B events

    • Define formula and owners in the event brief before spend is approved
    • Tie CRM fields to registration source for pipeline attribution
    • Compare the same KPIs year over year instead of one-off spreadsheets
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