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Customer Relationship Management: A powerful tool for attracting and retaining customers
Customer Relationship Management: A powerful tool for attracting and retaining customers
Customer Relationship Management: A powerful tool for attracting and retaining customers
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Customer Relationship Management: A powerful tool for attracting and retaining customers

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Understand customer relationship management in no time! Find out everything you need to know about this powerful tool with this practical and accessible guide.

Customer relationship management is a valuable tool in an increasingly competitive business world. It allows companies to find out who their customers are and what they want, which enables them to tailor their communication and offers to their clients. No matter what your sector of activity, an effective CRM strategy will boost customer satisfaction, increase performance and give you a valuable edge over the competition.

In 50 minutes you will be able to:
• Understand the wide range of tools and techniques used in customer relationship management
• Tailor your communications to your customers’ needs and expectations
• Evaluate the success of your CRM strategy based on a number of key performance indicators

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LanguageEnglish
Publisher50Minutes.com
Release dateAug 25, 2017
ISBN9782808000314
Customer Relationship Management: A powerful tool for attracting and retaining customers

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    Customer Relationship Management - 50minutes

    Name: customer relationship management (CRM).

    Uses: CRM is used in businesses and aims to optimise customer service, develop the sales force and provide statistical and customer monitoring tools for the purpose of marketing and data management.

    Why is it successful? CRM allows companies to improve the quality of customer relationships, personalise their offers, monitor relationships, identify opportunities and implement multichannel communication while reducing their effort (in spite of the large number of clients and prospects to manage) and guaranteeing the transmission of client knowledge within the organisation.

    Key words:

    Attrition: the loss of customers over a given period, measured through the attrition rate; the opposite of retention, which corresponds to the rate of clients conserved over a given period.

    Customer lifetime value: a prediction of the net profit value expected from a client throughout the entire duration of their relationship with the company.

    Customer segmentation: the division and classification of customers into homogenous, distinct, profitable and reachable groups.

    Data mining: all the statistical analysis tools and practices that use data, in particular customer data, to find significant information that can be used to develop marketing campaigns and other activities.

    Front office: unlike the back office, which is not visible to customers, the front office encompasses all the human and material resources in direct contact with the client.

    Key performances indicators (KPIs): key performance indicators are used by management and provide indications about performance and efficiency which measure the results of an activity such as, for example, a marketing campaign.

    Loyalty marketing: all the actions needed to stimulate and maintain

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