5. Semester_CRM_A.2 Flashcards
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What is Customer Relationship Management (CRM)?
- operational: analyzing and using marketing databases and leveraging communication technologies to determine corporate practices methods
- strategic: selecting customers that a firm can most profitably serve and shaping interactions between a company and these customers.
What are the main targets of CRM?
- maximization of customer lifetime value
- focus on customers that offer the highest value to the company
- overall: maximization of aggregate customer lifetime values (Customer Equity)
What is Customer Value?
- overall economic value of a customer from a sellers point of view
- i.e. his direct and indirect contributions to reach a suppliers targets
- monetary and non-monetary components
What is Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)?
- sum of cumulated future cash flows – discounted using the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) – of a customer over their entire lifetime with the company. →Barwert
- monetary components only
What is Customer Equity (CE)?
-sum of individual lifetime values of the customer base in net present value
How does the Customer Value Model of Diller look like and what aspects does he mention?
- Security
- Base Value (Retention)
- Information Value (Feedback) - Growth
- Penetration
- Cross Selling Value
- Referencing Value - Profitability
- Price Premium
- Customer acquisition and loyalty costs
- Transaction costs
How does the Customer Lifecycle Model look like and what phases does it include?

What’s Media Communication?
- one-to-many communication
- business tries to contact unknown people
- these people respond with different response-elements (coupon, response card, phone number, URL)
What’s Direct Marketing?
- one-to-one communication
What’s Dialog Marketing?
- dialog (two-sided) communication requiring dialog adequacy of communication media which is typically given for online media
What are the instruments in direct/dialog marketing?
- dialog method
- personal selling
- postal mailing
- Telephone
- Social Media
- Mobile Marketing
- Live Communication
What options are in the dialog method?
- Amplifier
- respond with yes
- e.g.: careful opening & unfolding, continue reading, making sure not to be disturbed,… - Filter
- respond with no
- e.g.: sloppy opening of envelope, approaching waste-paper basket,…
What are Decision Making Fields in personal selling?
- sales and organizational corporate structure
- multi personal teams through selling center, engaging with a buying center
- priorization of customer contacts and contact intensity
- > Personal Selling typically B2B (otherwise B2C)
What are Decision Making Fields in postal mailings and emailing?
- size & design of advertising material depend on shipping costs
- target group
- timing for sending (depending on shipping method)
- frequency of sending mailings
- direct mailing design:
- > design of envelope
- > structure of letter
- > graphics
- > offers
- > direct mailing design opens a continuous field of work called “direct mailing optimization”
- > Postal Mailing is the dialog marketing classic and Email is the lead medium in dialog marketing
What’s the Process for target group testing?
- Selection of broad campaign potential (e.g. inactive 1-5 years)
- Segmentation (inactive > 1 year, inactive > 2 years,…)
- Holdout sample selection (e.g 80% of each segment in campaign & 20% of each segment in hold-out sample)
- Determination of net effects (e.g. for each group difference in ticket sales -> calculation of net campaign value)
- Automation of winning campaign (e.g. systematic targeting of all inactive customers)
Whats the Difference between inbound & outbound calls?
- Inbound Call = Contact calls in
- Outbound Call = Contact is called
What are Decision Making Fields in telephone marketing?
- internal vs. external call centers
- skills needed: consulting, problem solving,sales,…
- outbound: calling times, leaving voice message, dropping an email same time,…
- inbound service level: opening hours, availability, waiting times,…
- target group
- dialer and callcenter softwares
- recording of calls
- > Call Centers no longer limited to telephone communication (work across different media handling phone calls, emails, chats, forums,..)
Definiton Social Media
= interaction among people in which they create, share or exchange information and ideas in virtual communities and networks
Leading questions for platforms?
- Can i reach out my goals with this platform?
- Is this platform relevant for my target group?
- Do I have ressources to react?
Leading questions Content
- Which kind of Content can I offer?
- owned media (posts on own platform)
- paid media (facebook sponsored posts, sponsored tweets,..)
- earned media (posting on other plattforms, without getting paid -> blogger relations,..)
- shared media (people post about company and discuss -> facebook, twitter, linked-in,..) - Which content-techniques can I use?
- Hashtags
- cooperations - When and how often do I use different forms for posts
- (live) video
- picture
- partner posts - How do I write the posting? (Which wording do I use)
- direct question
- fill in the blank
- meme
- giveaway - How can I promote my posts (without ads)
- link an external partner
- external hashtags
- create our own hashtag
- repost successful posts
Leading questions Advertising
- Which advertising formats do I want to use?
- Targeting?
- Timing and Intensity?
What are different types of live communication
- Brand lands
- Trade Shows / Events
What are formats of Brand Lands?
- Flagship stores
- theme parkes
- brand-/corporate museums
- customer centers
What are Formats of Trade Shows / Events?
- invitations to trade shows stands
- stand or customer parties
- customer congresses/meetings/seminars
- product presentations