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Points vs. Discounts – 8 attributes to look at PDF Print E-mail
Loyalty
Written by Sandeep Mittal   
Thursday, 26 August 2010
Most customer loyalty programs hinge around 2 broad ‘reward’ elements – discounts to their members and/or loyalty points  that accrue over time and may be redeemed for rewards.

Discount – typically given on the spot; a % off on the retail price
Points – giveback to the member as a % of the retail price; they accrue over time and are then redeemed for rewards

What works better and when? Here are 8 attributes to look at:

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Determining Sample Size for a Survey PDF Print E-mail
Analytics
Written by Geeta Zankar   
Thursday, 26 August 2010
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Looking at the Trees, Not the Forest! PDF Print E-mail
Analytics
Written by Mala Raj   
Wednesday, 02 June 2010
 Go beyond the obvious value/volume and frequency as parameters for segmenting your customer base.

Dig deeper to find more meaningful and insightful attributes that help you target new and interesting customer segments and communicate with them relevantly.
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7 types of Customers (and what to do with them) PDF Print E-mail
Analytics
Written by Sandeep Mittal   
Wednesday, 02 June 2010
Having looked at many many datasets across all kinds of industries, we've found that when it comes to creating useful Customer Segments for the manager concerned with retention and LTV things seem to follow a pattern. Yes, many more exotic segments do exist but here's our top 7 most used (and useful) customer segments you should track!
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Never Underestimate - 4 PDF Print E-mail
Marketing
Written by Mala Raj   
Saturday, 03 October 2009

The Power of Word of Mouth

How many times have we thought of consulting someone when making an 'involved' purchase? "Involved" does not necessarily mean expensive; "Involved" is where the customer is taking an active, conscious and deliberately thought-out decision when making a purchase; Certainly, most often when the item in question is expensive - but also, equally, when the item is of great interest and criticality to him/her.

From computers and hi-tech equipment to the latest restaurant in town to a new branded food item or skin cosmetic that has come into the market to a decision on a financial investment instrument or the service at the salon round the corner - yes, word-of-mouth plays a crucial role.

There is a vast difference in credibility between a brand claiming something in its advertisements versus its customers spontaneously endorsing the same benefits.

How many marketers allocate a share of their marketing budgets to 'word-of-mouth' development? Worth thinking about. Its one thing to satisfy your customers - its another to get them to actually voice their satisfaction to others! Social Media Marketing, here we come.....

 
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