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ALEXANDRA SHIBINA
OLGA BUGROVA
RDDM 3-1
IT’S THE LITTLE THINGS THAT MATTERIT’S THE LITTLE THINGS THAT MATTER
a CRM strategy emphasizing personalized interactions with customers
targeting a product or service to an individual customer
Don Peppers and Martha Rogers ”The One to One Future”
speak of managing customers differentiating customers measuring share of customer developing economies of scope
1) identifying customers
2) determining needs
3) learn about customers
4) customizing products
to get to know the customers of a company
• to distinguish the customers by their lifetime value
• to know them by their priorities in needs
• segment them into more restricted groups
by which communication channel contact with the
client is best made
to personalize the product or service to the customer
individually
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Marketing is advertising Appeals to the masses Interrupting people to get them to pay attention
One-way: company-to-consumer Exclusively about selling products Advertising and PR are separate disciplines
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Marketing is more than just advertising You are what you publish People want authenticity People want participation, not propaganda
PR is not about your boss seeing your company on TV!
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1. Permission Marketing
Capturing e-mail addresses Social media logins
the information about customers’ friends, interests, and background
2. Cookie Creators
“follows” the customer wherever he or she goes
serves your ads to the customer on various websites throughout
the web
3. Recommendation Engines
suggestions based on products in which customers have shown an
interest in the past
4. Loyalty Programs
customers are asked to sign up for a loyalty card in order to pay lower
prices
5. Big data
customers are requested for a phone number or zip code to get one’s mailing address in order to
send “special offers”
• Lets the customer know that he or she has noticed
• Provides easy access to the types of products the customer has expressed interest in