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Do you have Loyalty Data?
- Do you know what makes a good customer?
- Loyal, high value, cross buyers, up-traders
- Do you know what makes a bad customer?
- Fraud, poor payers, early cancellers, tyre kickers
- Up grading usually depends on change
- In life style, economy, social factors – what triggers it?
- Do bad customers stay lost?
- Good customers will give you information to help you manage them
Some Things You Have to Know :
- To manage loyalty you have to know who your customers are
- Whether they are worth holding onto
- Whether it is feasible to hold on to them
- Implies that you can sustain a customer relationship policy
and . . . - That this is consistent over time and between products
Some Things You Have to Learn :
- Customers will respond to loyalty schemes but they do not all work in the same way for all products
- Not all customers respond in the same way
- Not all customers require the same service
- Segmentation by response and buying behavior is important – it can save a lot of money
Who are Good Customers?
- Buy for value, not for price
- Have good, long term value
- Complain “reasonably”
- and don’t talk too much!
- Responsive to marketing communications
- Respond, give information and enter into
deeper (closer) marketing relationships
Who are the Bad Customers?
- Broadly the opposite of the above +
- Dishonest
- Multi-sourcer
- Hyper transacter
- Rule breaker
- Persistent
- Complaints, queries,
demands for service
Key Focus Areas
- Find valuable (actual and potential) customers
- Acquire valuable customers
- Get valuable customers securely on board
- Develop valuable customers
- Keep valuable existing customers
- Get to know actual and potential customers better
- Develop value for valuable customers and . . . .
arrange value chain to deliver it
Hope the above information is valuable to you.
Shailendra