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What is CLV |
CLV = summation from t=0 to T (M x R / (1 + i)^t) - AC |
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How does one develop brand loyalty |
- human relationships - religion - attachment theory - social exchange theory what |
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What is the human relationship metaphor |
Relationship w brand is similar to relationship w human |
New -> dating -> love -> boredom -> divorce |
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How can you measure love |
- favorability score - trust score - community impact score - NPS |
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What are key features of religions |
Core values Rituals Community |
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What is social exchange theory |
- value of relationships determined by benefits - cost - we compare worth with EXPECTED worth - we compare worth with worth of competitions - we also seek out relationships where exchange is equitable/fair My costs > firms costs My benefits < firms benefits leads to resentment My costs < firms costs My benefits > firms benefits Leads to guilt |
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What makes a price seem fair? |
- comparison to alternates - comparison to expectations (past experience, industry) |
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How to manage brand loyalty |
- discounts - targeted offers - cumulative points |
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What is the goal gradient effect |
- closed you get to goal, more likely you are to attain it |
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Downsides to loyalty programs |
- over justification - negative implications for loyalty - cognitive dissonance (unpleasant state of arousal that results when two cognitions are in conflict) |
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What is cognitive dissonance and what are its key assumptions |
- cognitions and behaviors can be consistent or inconsistent - inconsistency is unpleasant and produces dissonance - the greater the dissonance the more motivation we have to reduce it - we reduce dissonance by changing thoughts, behaviors, attitudes/by rationalizing the conflict |
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What are some downsides of established loyal customers |
- expect more and better service - demand lower prices - less likely to spread WOM - firms may over invest in them |
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