Analyst & Author: Ella Dane (Ella Dane#0382)
Date of survey: November 16, 2022
Date of publication: November 24, 2022
Previous Surveys can be found in this table
This analysis pertains to the survey of BanklessDAO members taken during the Coordinape period ending November 16, sampling 61 Guest Pass holders, 40 L1 contributors, and 80 L2 contributors for a total sample size of 181 members.
** see bottom of document for explanation about Community Net Promoter Scores (cNPS)
TL;DR
BanklessDAO achieved a cNPS of 37, a 9 point decrease from the October score.
This month marks the one year anniversary of this survey (whoop whoop!!), so weâll take a peek at the yearâs trends.
Community Net Promoter Score Summary
bDAOâs NPS
This monthâs score, 37, marks the lowest cNPS recorded since we began measuring 12 months ago. A significant part of this is owed to current market conditions. (Although I must note that cNPS scores last May & June around the Terra Luna crash were 52 & 55 respectively.)
This is one of the many things that makes bDAO so unique: the resilient community. The DAO is buzzing, bull or bear. Our community is our greatest asset - we must never forget this.
A total of 181 bDAO members responded to our survey, a decrease of 44 participants since the last survey. Of these, 13% were counted as Detractors.
A quick analysis indicates that Guest Passers and L2s showed a material decrease in satisfaction with the DAO, while L1s indicated a material increase in satisfaction.
Our L2s recorded the lowest satisfaction with a score of 30.
Quantitative Results:
A year in review
Yearly stats:
(Note: @Brustkern started measuring bDAOâs L1 & L2 cNPS in November â21, but this chart compares December â21 (when Guest Pass cNPS was also measured) with November â22.)
Since last December (close to the peak of the bull market), overall cNPS is down 31 points & Coordinape participants are down 24%.
Top contributor concerns by month:
December â21: confusion/messy Discord server
January: onboarding
February: coordination across the DAO
March: low contributor engagement
April: tokenomics & compensation
May: tokenomics & compensation
June: tokenomics & compensation
July: tokenomics & compensation
August: the slow pace for for improvements in bDAO
September: unorganized Discord & Notion
October: tokenomics & compensation
November: low/no BANK utility
â Tokenomics & compensation is the most consistent concern. However, in the S4M3 cNPS Survey Results, respondents indicated that are willing to contribute to bDAO regardless of how much they are compensated, even if they depend on the compensation to cover cost of living. Shocking. I triple checked my calculations because I couldnât believe it.
Top contributor praise themes by month:
December â21: community
January: N/A (didnât ask this question)
February: community
March: community
April: community
May: community
June: community
July: community
August: community
September: community
October: community
November: community
â Companies would pay millions for the above results. Organic, unshakable community.
About this analysis:
@Brustkern started this cNPS analysis in November '21 and I (@Ella.Dane) took it over in April.
Every month, I craft questions for the monthly DAO-wide Coordinape survey, hand-sort through every response, group responses by theme (ie governance issues) & level (ie Guest Passer) & NPS category (ie Promoter). I analyze, calculate, connect, and pull out key findings, which I use to create this write up.
The purpose of this survey is to gain insight on happenings within bDAO & its community in order to improve contributor experience and overall operations of the DAO. The analyses I post here are digestible & crisp for your convenience.
Contributors respond to this survey are on a decently consistent basis (see the chart below), meaning we can more accurately track changes in sentiment.
Sources:
Unattributed NPS scoring sheet source is here
Confidential GUEST PASS responses here (restricted access)
Confidential LEVEL ONE responses here (restricted access)
Confidential LEVEL TWO responses here (restricted access)
Synthesis Scratch Pad here (restricted access)
About Net Promoter Scores:
The Net Promoter Score (NPS) is a well-regarded methodology for quantifying the whether a brand delivers on its promise. The standardized form of NPS reads as follows: âOn a scale of 1-10, how likely would you recommend X to a friend or colleague?â
In our case, X = âworking for BanklessDAOâ
The results of an NPS survey can be quantified in a score that ranges from negative 100 to positive 100. Depending on the topic, brand, industry, etc., a âgoodâ score can range anywhere from +0 to +40 and beyond.
Wikipedia discussion of NPS
Lattice discussion of eNPS
In our case, we are measuring âcNPSâ which we cleverly coined to mean Community NPS. While there is no clear community standard yet, I believe cNPS relates closely to eNPS (Employee NPS). As for how to interpret the score, according to Jennifer Willy, Editor at Etia.com, âanything above zero is generally acceptable⌠Generally, a score between 10-30 is considered good while anything near 50 is excellent.â