Growth doesn’t require constant hassle, but it does take clarity. Clarity is what makes a finely tuned customer retention system one of the most powerful weapons in your marketing arsenal. To be truly effective, though, that system must be based on focused, high-impact tactics tailored to your customer base.
The growth of the World Wide Web and the proliferation of social media channels have provided unprecedented opportunities for you to create stronger ties with your customers.
Customer loyalty is one of the best indicators of lasting profitability. While a great product and fair prices play undeniable roles in keeping your customers loyal, those factors alone aren’t enough. To win repeat business, there’s more you’ll need to do.
According to recent research, improving your customer loyalty by just 10 percent can bring you an 80 percent boost in profits. When you think about it, a 10-percent improvement isn’t that drastic. Just by making a few changes in the way you approach customer retention, you could see an improvement like that within the year.
As social media brings businesses and customers closer together, the people who support your brand want to know your story —who you are, where you came from and why you’re doing what you do. Your brand needs a unique stamp, and the story of why you’re in your particular line of business will give it…
A systematic marketing program clears the way for a business to grow. With a strategic plan for communicating, you can boost customer retention and turn those you worked so hard to get into a group of loyal repeat customers.
Customers are fickle, quick to abandon a business for another deal. However, businesses can generally only succeed if they have a stable of indicators in place to ensure customer loyalty.
Effective corporate branding is essential if you want to be the first business that comes to mind when a customer needs your products or services. However, there are a few common mistakes that businesses make, especially when it comes to marketing online and through digital media.
Brand loyalty can be a funny thing. Often, consumers develop an affinity for and loyalty to a brand without being able to describe why. But marketing gurus know why, and you can put proven methods for creating brand loyalty to work for you.
Are your branded marketing programs helping or hurting your business? In today’s competitive, global market, businesses either thrive or dive based on the effectiveness of their brand. If your business hasn’t taken the time to develop an effective brand message, your branded marketing programs are likely to flounder.
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