Typical Issues:
Challenges of dealing with a large volume of data.
Without a proper tool for data analysis and customer segmentation, only low-quality information is available.
No tools for analyzing effectiveness.
No effectiveness analysis means not enough customer information for managing marketing activities.
Personalized offers for customers cannot be created.
In such a case, existing customers leave without becoming loyal.
The percentage of new customers and customer churn rate are not considered.
You cannot manage what is not measured.
Lack of integration between communication channels with customers.
No real-time transmission of information on marketing activities. No one is responsible for managing customer communications.
The marketing department is overwhelmed with hundreds of tasks.
No unified customer management tool. Lack of systematic reporting, transparent analytics, and marketing department KPIs.
Problem Resolution
Identification:
The use of loyalty cards or a mobile application ensures customer identification during purchases.
Data Collection:
The more you know about your users, the more effective your offers and campaigns will be. Data is collected during registration, with every purchase made by the customer, when contacting the hotline, and participating in surveys.
Analysis:
Obtain information about the most active, passive, regular, and irregular customers. Identify the most purchased items and items that bring maximum profit. Compare performance across all points of sale.
Personalization:
Form customer groups based on demographic data or consumer behavior. Conduct targeted campaigns and promotions, rewarding participation and activity.
Customer Retention and Acquisition:
Create attractive offers, add emotional elements to sales, and maintain customer interest.
Network Revenue Increase:
Stimulate repeat purchases and increase average transaction value using customer loyalty program tools.
What you get:
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than those of ordinary customers