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About The New York Times' Brand

The New York Times’s brand is ranked #627 in the list of Global Best Brands, a carefully curated list of recognized brands as rated by customers of The New York Times. When compared to other organizations within the Media and Entertainment industry, The New York Times is ranked #70. Among its major competitors, The New York Times is ranked in 1st place for NPS while Wall Street Journal is 2nd, and Fortune is 3rd. Overall, The New York Times has a neutral social sentiment, when analyzing social media channels and online mentions.Their current market cap is $8.49B

Brand at a Glance

78%
Customer Loyalty
4.1/5
Product Quality
3.9/5
Pricing
3.8/5
Customer Service

The New York Times CMO
  The New York Times CMO

David Rubin

David Rubin serves as the Chief Marketing Officer of The New York Times. David started at The New York Times in November of 2018. David currently resides in the Greater New York City Area.

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The New York Times NPS

The New York Times's Net Promoter Score (NPS) is a 31 with 55% Promoters, 21% Passives, and 24% Detractors. Net Promoter Score tracks whether The New York Times's customers would recommend using the product based on a scale of -100 to 100.

The New York Times Overall NPS

31
NPS
55%Promoters
21%Passives
24%Detractors
The New York Times Overall NPS

The New York Times NPS Trend

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How Other Brands Compare

The New York Times is ranked first for NPS among its competitors. Wall Street Journal and Fortune come in second and third, with The Washington Post coming in at #4. Among those competitors, it is the most valued company.

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Global Ranking#627#-#-#-
NPS31-770
Social Sentiment Calculated by analyzing social media and other online mentionsNeutral---
Valuation Updated every 24 hours for public companies$8.49B$2.27B--

What is NPS

Net Promoter Score (NPS) is a management tool that can be used to gauge the satisfaction of a firm's customer relationships. NPS has been widely adopted as a key metric often linked to the revenue potential of a company’s product or service. The metric is based on customer responses to the question: "On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely are you to recommend the product to a friend?"

Those who respond with a score of 9 to 10 are known as Promoters, and are widely associated with behaviors that create value, including actively encouraging others to use the product or service. Those who respond with a score of 7 or 8 are categorized as Passives, and they are believed to be less likely to exhibit the value-creation traits of Promoters having a largely neutral effect on other consumers. Detractors are those who fall in the score range of 0 to 6 and represent dissatisfied customers of the product sometimes actively recommending against using the product.

The New York Times NPS by Gender

Female customers rated The New York Times's NPS 14 points higher than Male customers.

Male

33

The New York Times's NPS was rated 33 by Male customers on Comparably.

56%
Promoters
21%
Passives
23%
Detractors

Female

47

The New York Times's NPS was rated 47 by Female customers on Comparably.

60%
Promoters
27%
Passives
13%
Detractors

The New York Times NPS by Ethnicity

The New York Times's NPS was rated the highest by Hispanic or Latino customers, and the lowest by Other customers.

-100
-50
0
50
100
Caucasian
38
Caucasian38
Hispanic or Latino
55
Hispanic or Latino55
African American/Black
54
African American/Black54
Asian or Pacific Islander
31
Asian or Pacific Islander31
Native American
0
Native American0
Other
-13
Other-13

The New York Times NPS by Age

The New York Times's NPS was rated the highest by customers ages 46-50, and the lowest by customers ages 56-60.

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20
40
60
80
100
Promoters
70%
Passives
15%
Detractors
15%
18-2570%15%15%
Promoters
65%
Passives
29%
Detractors
6%
26-3065%29%6%
Promoters
44%
Passives
34%
Detractors
22%
31-3544%34%22%
Promoters
50%
Passives
25%
Detractors
25%
36-4050%25%25%
Promoters
62%
Passives
38%
Detractors
0%
41-4562%38%0%
Promoters
83%
Passives
0%
Detractors
17%
46-5083%0%17%
Promoters
37%
Passives
38%
Detractors
25%
51-5537%38%25%
Promoters
25%
Passives
50%
Detractors
25%
56-6025%50%25%
Promoters
40%
Passives
40%
Detractors
20%
61-6540%40%20%
Promoters
50%
Passives
9%
Detractors
41%
66+50%9%41%

The New York Times NPS by Usage

The New York Times's NPS was rated the highest by customers who have used The New York Times's products/services for 5 to 10 Years, and the lowest by customers with 1 to 2 Years of usage.

-100
-50
0
50
100
Less than 1 Year
22
Less than 1 Year22
1 to 2 Years
15
1 to 2 Years15
2 to 5 Years
57
2 to 5 Years57
5 to 10 Years
58
5 to 10 Years58
Over 10 Years
22
Over 10 Years22

The New York Times NPS vs. Competitors

Compared to its competitors, The New York Times's NPS is rated right above Wall Street Journal.

The New York Times NPS vs Companies in Media and Entertainment

In the Media and Entertainment industry, The New York Times's NPS is rated right above Instagram, and is preceded by Rockstar Games.

The New York Times Customer Reviews

Out of the 24 The New York Times customer reviews 20 were positive and 4 were constructive. The New York Times customer reviews reflect that more than half of the customers have a favorable experience using the products/services of the company.

What do you value most about this brand?
It has very comprehensive coverage and voices both sides of the argument but sticks to the facts, they also offer a wide variety of other content such as cooking recipes, games, and others which adds a lot of extra value to your subscription
What do you value most about this brand?
It is informative and worthy
What can this brand most improve?
Constant problems with billing and delivery
What can this brand most improve?
Account information, choices ,cost , retirees
What do you value most about this brand?
consistency is of the upmost quality

The New York Times Customer Loyalty

78%

Customer Loyalty is a strong indicator of whether or not a customer will choose a brand repeatedly over a competitor that offers similar products/services.

78% of The New York Times users/customers answered "Yes" when asked: "Would you consider yourself a loyal user/customer?"

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78
78%
22
22%
The New York Times Customer Loyalty

The New York Times Customer Loyalty Score by Gender

Female customers rated The New York Times's Customer Loyalty score 8% higher than Male customers.

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Male
84%
Yes
Female
92%
Yes

The New York Times Customer Loyalty Score by Ethnicity

The New York Times's Customer Loyalty score was rated the highest by Asian or Pacific Islander customers, and the lowest by Other customers.

% who answered "Yes"

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90
out of 100
Caucasian
92
out of 100
Hispanic or Latino
79
out of 100
African American/Black
92
out of 100
Asian or Pacific Islander
70
out of 100
Native American
55
out of 100
Other

The New York Times Customer Loyalty Score by Age

The New York Times's Customer Loyalty score was rated the highest by customers ages 46-50, and the lowest by customers ages 56-60.

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20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
18-25
86%
18-2586%
26-30
89%
26-3089%
31-35
80%
31-3580%
36-40
85%
36-4085%
41-45
78%
41-4578%
46-50
100%
46-50100%
51-55
66%
51-5566%
56-60
55%
56-6055%
61-65
82%
61-6582%
66+
96%
66+96%

The New York Times Customer Loyalty Score by Usage

The New York Times's Customer Loyalty score was rated the highest by customers who have used The New York Times's products/services for 5 to 10 Years, and the lowest by customers with Less than 1 Year of usage.

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Less than 1 Year
71%
1 to 2 Years
79%
2 to 5 Years
86%
5 to 10 Years
95%
Over 10 Years
87%

The New York Times Customer Loyalty Score by Industry

The New York Times's Customer Loyalty score was rated the highest by Arts and Entertainment industry customers, and the lowest by Government and Public Policy industry customers.

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Tech
75%
Accounting
55%
Aerospace and Aviation
64%
Architecture and Planning
89%
Arts and Entertainment
100%
Business and Consumer Services
70%
Consulting
100%
Education
92%
Government and Public Policy
55%
Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine
82%
Legal
100%
Marketing, Advertising and Research
100%
Media and Entertainment
82%

The New York Times Customer Loyalty vs. Competitors

Compared to its competitors, The New York Times's Customer Loyalty score is rated right above The Washington Post, and is preceded by Fortune.

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Customer Loyalty for Other Media and Entertainment Brands

In the Media and Entertainment industry, The New York Times's Customer Loyalty score is rated right below The Walt Disney Company.

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The New York Times Product Quality

4.1/5

The New York Times has an overall Product Quality score of 4.1 out of 5 stars rated by its users and customers.

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The New York Times’s product quality score is a 4.1 out of 5 as rated by its users and customers. Reviewers from the Business and Consumer Services industry rated The New York Times's product the highest. Reviewers from the Legal industry rated The New York Times the lowest at 3.6.

Website
http://www.nytimes.com/
Company Size
1,001-5,000 Employees

Industry

Content
Media
Sports & Entertainment

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The New York Times's Product Quality score was rated highest by customers from the Business and Consumer Services industry, and rated lowest by customers from the Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine industry.

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Ranked The New York Times Product Quality the Highest

Business and Consumer Services
5
Native American
4.6
5 to 10 Years
4.5

Ranked The New York Times Product Quality the Lowest

56-60
3.2
Other
3
Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine
2.5

The New York Times Product Quality Score by Gender

Female customers rated The New York Times's Product Quality score 0.3 stars higher than Male customers.

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Male

4/5

Female

4.3/5

The New York Times Product Quality Score by Ethnicity

The New York Times's Product Quality score was rated the highest by Native American customers, and the lowest by Other customers.

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1
2
3
4
5
Caucasian
4.1
Caucasian4.1
Hispanic or Latino
4.3
Hispanic or Latino4.3
African American/Black
4
African American/Black4
Asian or Pacific Islander
4
Asian or Pacific Islander4
Native American
4.6
Native American4.6
Other
3
Other3

The New York Times Product Quality Score by Age

The New York Times's Product Quality score was rated the highest by customers ages 18-25, and the lowest by customers ages 56-60.

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1
2
3
4
5
18-25
4.4
18-254.4
26-30
4.4
26-304.4
31-35
3.8
31-353.8
36-40
3.8
36-403.8
41-45
4.3
41-454.3
46-50
4.1
46-504.1
51-55
4.2
51-554.2
56-60
3.2
56-603.2
61-65
4.3
61-654.3
66+
3.7
66+3.7

The New York Times Product Quality Score by Usage

The New York Times's Product Quality score was rated the highest by customers who have used The New York Times's products/services for 5 to 10 Years, and the lowest by customers with 1 to 2 Years of usage.

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Less than 1 Year
4
1 to 2 Years
3.8
2 to 5 Years
4.4
5 to 10 Years
4.5
Over 10 Years
3.9

The New York Times Product Quality Score by Industry

The New York Times's Product Quality score was rated the highest by Business and Consumer Services industry customers, and the lowest by Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine industry customers.

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Tech
4.2
Accounting
2.7
Aerospace and Aviation
3.4
Architecture and Planning
4.7
Arts and Entertainment
4.7
Business and Consumer Services
5
Consulting
3.4
Education
4.5
Government and Public Policy
3.2
Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine
2.5
Legal
3.6
Marketing, Advertising and Research
4.1
Media and Entertainment
4.5

The New York Times Product Quality vs. Competitors

Compared to its competitors, The New York Times's Product Quality score is rated right above Fortune.

COMPANYProduct Quality Score
The New York Times4.1/5
Fortune4/5
Wall Street Journal3.5/5
The Washington Post3.5/5
SullivanN/A

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Product Quality for Other Media and Entertainment Brands

In the Media and Entertainment industry, The New York Times's Product Quality score is rated right above ROBLOX, and is preceded by Rockstar Games.

COMPANYProduct Quality Score
Nintendo4.4/5
Apple4.3/5
Netflix4.2/5
Spotify4.2/5
The Walt Disney Company4.1/5
Rockstar Games4.1/5
The New York Times4.1/5
ROBLOX4/5
Instagram3.7/5

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The New York Times Pricing

The New York Times ROI & Value For Money

3.9/5

The New York Times has a value for money and ROI score of 3.9 out of 5 stars rated by its users and customers.

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The New York Times Pricing Plans

Not every product or service fits the needs of a certain user or industry. The users that rank the value for money and ROI highest are mainly from Architecture and Planning industry. The users from the Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine industry think that they had the lowest ROI from The New York Times.

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The New York Times's ROI score was rated highest by customers from the Architecture and Planning industry, and rated lowest by customers from the Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine industry.

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Ranked The New York Times ROI the Highest

Architecture and Planning
4.5
41-45
4.4
5 to 10 Years
4.4

Ranked The New York Times ROI the Lowest

66+
3.5
Other
2.6
Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine
2.3

The New York Times ROI Score by Gender

Female customers rated The New York Times's ROI score 0.3 stars higher than Male customers.

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Male

3.8/5

Female

4.1/5

The New York Times ROI Score by Ethnicity

The New York Times's ROI score was rated the highest by Hispanic or Latino customers, and the lowest by Other customers.

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1
2
3
4
5
Caucasian
3.9
Caucasian3.9
Hispanic or Latino
4.3
Hispanic or Latino4.3
African American/Black
4
African American/Black4
Asian or Pacific Islander
4
Asian or Pacific Islander4
Native American
3.8
Native American3.8
Other
2.6
Other2.6

The New York Times ROI Score by Age

The New York Times's ROI score was rated the highest by customers ages 41-45, and the lowest by customers ages 66+.

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1
2
3
4
5
18-25
4.1
18-254.1
26-30
4.2
26-304.2
31-35
3.8
31-353.8
36-40
3.8
36-403.8
41-45
4.4
41-454.4
46-50
3.9
46-503.9
51-55
3.5
51-553.5
56-60
3.5
56-603.5
61-65
3.6
61-653.6
66+
3.5
66+3.5

The New York Times ROI Score by Usage

The New York Times's ROI score was rated the highest by customers who have used The New York Times's products/services for 5 to 10 Years, and the lowest by customers with 1 to 2 Years of usage.

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Less than 1 Year
3.7
1 to 2 Years
3.5
2 to 5 Years
4.2
5 to 10 Years
4.4
Over 10 Years
3.7

The New York Times ROI Score by Industry

The New York Times's ROI score was rated the highest by Architecture and Planning industry customers, and the lowest by Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine industry customers.

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Tech
3.9
Accounting
3.1
Aerospace and Aviation
3.4
Architecture and Planning
4.5
Arts and Entertainment
4.3
Business and Consumer Services
4.5
Consulting
2.9
Education
4.2
Government and Public Policy
2.4
Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine
2.3
Legal
3.7
Marketing, Advertising and Research
4.1
Media and Entertainment
4.1

The New York Times Pricing vs. Competitors

Compared to its competitors, The New York Times's ROI score is rated right above Wall Street Journal.

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ROI for Other Media and Entertainment Brands

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The New York Times Customer Satisfaction (CSAT)

The New York Times Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) Score

76 / 100

The New York Times has an overall Customer Satisfaction score of 76 rated by its users and customers.

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Very Satisfied43%
Satisfied33%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied13%
Dissatisfied4%
Very Dissatisfied7%
Very Satisfied
43%
Satisfied
33%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
13%
Dissatisfied
4%
Very Dissatisfied
7%

What is Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) Score

Customer Satisfaction Score (also known as CSAT), is a metric used to quantify how satisfied customers are with a company or brand’s products and services. The Customer Satisfaction Score is based on customers response to the question: “How would you rate your overall satisfaction with the service you received?” The score is calculated using the formula: (The total number answer of “Very Satisfied” and “Satisfied”) ÷ (The total response) x100, and it is generally displayed in percentages. Some of the main benefits of the CSAT for businesses are tracking retention, identifying happy customers and growing relationships, and gaining repeat business to build a sustainable brand.

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The New York Times's Customer Satisfaction score was rated highest by customers from the Architecture and Planning industry, and rated lowest by customers from the Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine industry.

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Ranked The New York Times Customer Satisfaction the Highest

Architecture and Planning
100%
5 to 10 Years
92%
18-25
91%

Ranked The New York Times Customer Satisfaction the Lowest

36-40
60%
Other
34%
Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine
20%

The New York Times Customer Satisfaction Score by Gender

Female customers rated The New York Times's Customer Satisfaction score 8 points higher than Male customers.

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75 / 100
Male
Very Satisfied
42%
Satisfied
33%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
16%
Dissatisfied
4%
Very Dissatisfied
5%
83 / 100
Female
Very Satisfied
40%
Satisfied
43%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
4%
Dissatisfied
8%
Very Dissatisfied
5%

The New York Times Customer Satisfaction Score by Ethnicity

CSAT according to Caucasian

The New York Times' Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) score was rated 78% according to Caucasian users and customers.

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78 / 100
Very Satisfied45%
Satisfied33%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied10%
Dissatisfied7%
Very Dissatisfied5%
Very Satisfied
45%
Satisfied
33%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
10%
Dissatisfied
7%
Very Dissatisfied
5%

CSAT according to Hispanic or Latino

The New York Times' Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) score was rated 91% according to Hispanic or Latino users and customers.

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91 / 100
Very Satisfied36%
Satisfied55%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied9%
Dissatisfied0%
Very Dissatisfied0%
Very Satisfied
36%
Satisfied
55%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
9%
Dissatisfied
0%
Very Dissatisfied
0%

CSAT according to African American/Black

The New York Times' Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) score was rated 73% according to African American/Black users and customers.

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73 / 100
Very Satisfied55%
Satisfied18%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied18%
Dissatisfied0%
Very Dissatisfied9%
Very Satisfied
55%
Satisfied
18%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
18%
Dissatisfied
0%
Very Dissatisfied
9%

CSAT according to Asian or Pacific Islander

The New York Times' Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) score was rated 72% according to Asian or Pacific Islander users and customers.

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72 / 100
Very Satisfied28%
Satisfied44%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied16%
Dissatisfied6%
Very Dissatisfied6%
Very Satisfied
28%
Satisfied
44%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
16%
Dissatisfied
6%
Very Dissatisfied
6%

CSAT according to Other

The New York Times' Customer Satisfaction (CSAT) score was rated 34% according to Other users and customers.

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34 / 100
Very Satisfied17%
Satisfied17%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied32%
Dissatisfied17%
Very Dissatisfied17%
Very Satisfied
17%
Satisfied
17%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
32%
Dissatisfied
17%
Very Dissatisfied
17%

The New York Times Customer Satisfaction Score by Age

The New York Times's Customer Satisfaction score was rated the highest by customers ages 18-25, and the lowest by customers ages 36-40.

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40
60
80
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18-25 CSAT Score
91%
Very Satisfied
50%
Satisfied
41%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
4%
Dissatisfied
0%
Very Dissatisfied
5%
18-2591%
26-30 CSAT Score
90%
Very Satisfied
70%
Satisfied
20%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
10%
Dissatisfied
0%
Very Dissatisfied
0%
26-3090%
31-35 CSAT Score
76%
Very Satisfied
13%
Satisfied
63%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
24%
Dissatisfied
0%
Very Dissatisfied
0%
31-3576%
36-40 CSAT Score
60%
Very Satisfied
20%
Satisfied
40%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
30%
Dissatisfied
0%
Very Dissatisfied
10%
36-4060%
41-45 CSAT Score
83%
Very Satisfied
33%
Satisfied
50%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
17%
Dissatisfied
0%
Very Dissatisfied
0%
41-4583%
46-50 CSAT Score
83%
Very Satisfied
50%
Satisfied
33%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
0%
Dissatisfied
0%
Very Dissatisfied
17%
46-5083%
51-55 CSAT Score
67%
Very Satisfied
17%
Satisfied
50%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
16%
Dissatisfied
0%
Very Dissatisfied
17%
51-5567%
61-65 CSAT Score
75%
Very Satisfied
50%
Satisfied
25%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
0%
Dissatisfied
25%
Very Dissatisfied
0%
61-6575%
66+ CSAT Score
63%
Very Satisfied
44%
Satisfied
19%
Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied
6%
Dissatisfied
25%
Very Dissatisfied
6%
66+63%

The New York Times Customer Satisfaction Score by Usage

The New York Times's Customer Satisfaction score was rated the highest by customers who have used The New York Times's products/services for 5 to 10 Years, and the lowest by customers with Less than 1 Year of usage.

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Less than 1 Year
65
1 to 2 Years
78
2 to 5 Years
83
5 to 10 Years
92
Over 10 Years
66

The New York Times Customer Satisfaction Score by Industry

The New York Times's Customer Satisfaction score was rated the highest by Architecture and Planning industry customers, and the lowest by Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine industry customers.

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Tech
74
Accounting
67
Aerospace and Aviation
67
Architecture and Planning
100
Arts and Entertainment
100
Consulting
67
Education
80
Government and Public Policy
33
Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine
20
Legal
67
Marketing, Advertising and Research
67
Media and Entertainment
81

The New York Times Customer Satisfaction vs. Competitors

Compared to its competitors, The New York Times's Customer Satisfaction score is rated right above Wall Street Journal, and is preceded by Fortune.

COMPANYCustomer Satisfaction (CSAT) Score
Fortune100%
The New York Times76%
Wall Street Journal53%
The Washington Post53%
Sullivan0%

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Customer Satisfaction for Other Media and Entertainment Brands

In the Media and Entertainment industry, The New York Times's Customer Satisfaction score is rated right above Rockstar Games, and is preceded by The Walt Disney Company.

COMPANYCustomer Satisfaction (CSAT) Score
Nintendo88%
Netflix85%
Apple85%
Spotify85%
The Walt Disney Company77%
The New York Times76%
Rockstar Games76%
ROBLOX73%
Instagram61%

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The New York Times Customer Service

3.8/5

The New York Times has an overall Customer Service score of 3.8 out of 5 stars rated by its users and customers.

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About The New York Times's Customer Service

Address

620 8th Ave, 10018


Website

http://www.nytimes.com/


Phone Number

(800) 591-9233

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Quick Insights into The New York Times Customer Service

The New York Times's Customer Service score was rated highest by customers from the Business and Consumer Services industry, and rated lowest by customers from the Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine industry.

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Ranked The New York Times Customer Service the Highest

Business and Consumer Services
4.5
Hispanic or Latino
4.3
2 to 5 Years
4.2

Ranked The New York Times Customer Service the Lowest

Other
2.8
56-60
2.6
Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine
2

The New York Times Customer Service Score by Gender

Female customers rated The New York Times's Customer Service score 0.1 stars higher than Male customers.

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Male

3.7/5

Female

3.8/5

The New York Times Customer Service Score by Ethnicity

The New York Times's Customer Service score was rated the highest by Hispanic or Latino customers, and the lowest by Other customers.

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20
40
60
80
100
Caucasian
3.5
Caucasian3.5
Hispanic or Latino
4.3
Hispanic or Latino4.3
African American/Black
4.2
African American/Black4.2
Asian or Pacific Islander
3.6
Asian or Pacific Islander3.6
Native American
2.8
Native American2.8
Other
2.8
Other2.8

The New York Times Customer Service Score by Age

The New York Times's Customer Service score was rated the highest by customers ages 26-30, and the lowest by customers ages 56-60.

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20
40
60
80
100
18-25
3.9
18-253.9
26-30
4.2
26-304.2
31-35
3.4
31-353.4
36-40
3.6
36-403.6
41-45
4.2
41-454.2
46-50
3.7
46-503.7
51-55
3.3
51-553.3
56-60
2.6
56-602.6
61-65
4
61-654
66+
3.2
66+3.2

The New York Times Customer Service Score by Usage

The New York Times's Customer Service score was rated the highest by customers who have used The New York Times's products/services for 2 to 5 Years, and the lowest by customers with 1 to 2 Years of usage.

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Less than 1 Year
3.5
1 to 2 Years
3.2
2 to 5 Years
4.2
5 to 10 Years
4.2
Over 10 Years
3.4

The New York Times Customer Service Score by Industry

The New York Times's Customer Service score was rated the highest by Business and Consumer Services industry customers, and the lowest by Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine industry customers.

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Tech
3.9
Accounting
3.1
Aerospace and Aviation
4.1
Architecture and Planning
4.4
Arts and Entertainment
4
Business and Consumer Services
4.5
Consulting
3.3
Education
3.7
Government and Public Policy
2.4
Healthcare, Hospitals and Medicine
2
Legal
3.9
Marketing, Advertising and Research
4.1
Media and Entertainment
3.7

The New York Times Customer Service vs. Competitors

Compared to its competitors, The New York Times's Customer Service score is rated right above Wall Street Journal.

COMPANYCustomer Service Score
The New York Times3.8/5
Wall Street Journal3.2/5
Fortune3/5
The Washington Post2.9/5
SullivanN/A

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Customer Service for Other Media and Entertainment Brands

In the Media and Entertainment industry, The New York Times's Customer Service score is rated right above Rockstar Games, and is preceded by Spotify.

COMPANYCustomer Service Score
Apple4.2/5
The Walt Disney Company4.1/5
Nintendo4/5
Netflix4/5
Spotify4/5
The New York Times3.8/5
Rockstar Games3.7/5
ROBLOX3.6/5
Instagram3.3/5

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The New York Times as an Employer

4.8/5

The New York Times has a 4.8/5 stars for its overall company culture rated by their employees

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Consumer vs. Employees

The New York Times scored a 31 for Net Promoter Score and a 53 for Employee Net Promoter Score. NPS gauges how likely a customer of The New York Times would recommend the brand to a friend. ENPS measures how likely The New York Times employees would recommend working at The New York Times to a friend.

Net Promoter Score

31
NPS Score
55%Promoters
21%Passive
24%Detractors

Employee Net Promoter Score

53
eNPS Score
72%Promoters
9%Passive
19%Detractors

Global Ranking Snapshot

The New York Times is ranked #627 in the Global Top 100 Brands. It ranks just behind The Hartford and just ahead of Red Robin.

RANKCOMPANYCEOINDUSTRY
625
Barstool Sports  Barstool Sports CEO
Erika Nardini
Media and Entertainment
626
The Hartford  The Hartford CEO
Christopher Swift
Banking and Financial Services
627
The New York Times  The New York Times CEO
Mark Thompson
Media and Entertainment
628
Red Robin  Red Robin CEO
GJ Hart
Food and Beverages
629
Acer  Acer CEO
Jason Chen
Consumer Goods
630
AECOM  AECOM CEO
Michael Burke
Business and Consumer Services
631
Anytime Fitness  Anytime Fitness CEO
Chuck Runyon
Health and Wellness

Media and Entertainment Ranking Snapshot

The New York Times is ranked #70 in the Media and Entertainment Industry. It ranks just behind Barstool Sports and just ahead of Anytime Fitness.

RANKCOMPANYLocation
68
Wattpad
Toronto, KS
69
Barstool Sports
Milton, MA
70
The New York Times
71
Anytime Fitness
Hastings, NE
72
Yext
New York City, NY
73
VICE Media
74
Zwift
Long Beach, CA