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what's the meaning of retention for products with short pruchase cyles?
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having customers continue to purchase the product or service over a specified period of time
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what's the meaning of retention for products with long purchase cycles?
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having customers hold the intention to purchase the product or service at the next purchase occasion
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why is retaining customers important?
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- customers are assets
- cost of new customers much higher than retaining existing - there are other opportunities in the retained customer - impact of CLV - impact on market share (share changes at higher rate as retention increases) |
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what's the goal of retention?
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not to strive for zero defections but to optimize customer equity - firms shouldn't aim to keep all customers.
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what are the factors that affect churn?
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customer satisfaction
customer characteristics marketing programs competition switching costs |
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what are customer retention strategies?
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- improve quality
(prod / CS improvement) - inducing customer commitment (frequency loyalty programs, customization, community buuilding) - acquistion-retention link (acquiring right customers, not too high expectations, not too low acquistion pricing) |
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what's an untargeted way of reducing churn?
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increasing CS or increaseing switching costs
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what's a targeted way of reducing churn?
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identifying who's most likely to churn and attempting to rescue that customer
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how to proactively target churners?
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- identify possible churners
- understand why they might churn - design appropriate contact / offer strategy - monitor and evaluate results |
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what's the RS matrix?
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recency - tme since last purchase
sales rate - total time since first purchase / number of times purchased decision heuristics - if not purchased within the predicted amout of time -> likely a defector |