CRM Flashcards
(40 cards)
What does CRM stand for?
Customer Relationship Management
What are the main goals of CRM?
Acquire new customers, retain existing ones, and enhance customer relationships
What is customer intimacy in CRM?
Personalized interactions to foster customer loyalty
Define Operational CRM.
Supports day-to-day customer interactions (front office) through automation
Define Analytical CRM.
Analyzes customer data for insights, mainly for back-office use
What is a Customer-Facing CRM System?
A CRM system where employees directly interact with customers
What is a Customer-Touching CRM System?
A CRM system where customers interact with technologies (e.g., FAQs)
What does RFM stand for in CRM?
Recency, Frequency, Monetary value
What does ‘Recency’ refer to in RFM?
The time since a customer’s last purchase
What does ‘Frequency’ measure in RFM?
How often a customer makes purchases
Define ‘Monetary Value’ in RFM.
Amount a customer spends on purchases
Name two traditional CRM touchpoints.
Phone and physical store visits
Name two digital CRM touchpoints.
Websites and email
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Key components of a CRM system?
Sales, Marketing, Service
What is Sales Force Automation (SFA)?
A system that automates sales processes and tracks transactions
What does CRM cross-selling mean?
Marketing additional products based on a customer’s past purchases
What is CRM upselling?
Offering higher-value or premium options to customers
Define bundling in CRM.
Selling a group of products together at a discount
What is a CIC in CRM?
Customer Interaction Center for multi-channel customer support
What are the three phases of CRM evolution?
Reporting, Analysis, Prediction
What question does CRM Reporting answer?
“What happened?”
What question does CRM Analysis answer?
“Why did it happen?”
What question does CRM Prediction answer?
“What will happen?”