Lecture unit 03 - Customer-cenntric marketing Flashcards

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What is customer centric marketing?

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is designed around customer needs and interest and prioritizes customers over any other factor

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What is customer centric marketing about and what is the goal=?

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  • understanding what makes customers different and unique
  • and exploring avenues to bring value to a one-on-one level

Goal: build and maintain lasting relationships

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What is the historical focus oof customer-centric marketing?

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1900´s: CRM
2000s: Customization
2010´s: Customer experience

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What is the goal of CRM?

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Goal: establish a continous dialogue across all customer touchpoints with most valueable customers

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What is customization?

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  • Data collection allowed firms to customize offerings
  • personlized newsletters, postcards, personalized online advertisement
  • focus on pre-purchase phase
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What is customer experience?

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  • big-data analytical capabilities become more important for understanding and potentially personalizing the customer journey
  • Research shows that a customer-centric focus is an important facilitator within firms to create stronger customer-experiences
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What is customer orientation and customer centricity?

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Customer orientation is not the same as customer centricity

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What is customer orientiation?

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  • reactive improvement
  • mainly during purchase and use
  • focus on product and service
  • Goal: sales/revenues
  • implemtation by specialists and external service providers
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What is customer centricity?

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  • proactive development around customer needs
  • End-to-end, from innovation to servicing
  • Product, service, customer experience, business model, brand
  • Goal: added value for customer, customer loyalty
  • Implemented internally by the entire company
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What are the 3 forms of customer-centricity?

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  • price centricity: offer low prices
    Problem: its not always possible to offer low prices
  • Product centricity: focus on design, innovation & functionality of products
    Problem: large losses if products fails
  • Customer centricity: focus on the customer satisfaction
    –>long-lasting stable customer relationship can overcome problems from price centricity
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What are the resaons for the importancy of customer-centric marketing?

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** Decreasing internet user growth**: pool of availbe internet users is already online and shops elsewhere –>need to target these customers

decreasing customer loyalty:
- customer are more informated and less loyal
- looking for differentiated experiences
- higher tendency to switch brands if customer experience is better

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How can loyalty and customer satisfaction be increased?

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By employing customer-centricity through offering a
- hollistice
- ordered CX
- with long-term focus

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Why is there a decreasing impact of mass advertising?

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  • people are aware that advertising messages and reality differ a lot, as a consequence:
  • increase the advertising pressure
  • by sending the same message through various channels

–>Customers fell pursued by that and rather try to escape from it then reacting to it

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What is customer acquisition costs?

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Sales and marketing expenses/number of new customers

–>CAC have increased significantly in the past few years, therefore always reaching out for new customers, is not a good marketing strategy

–>Focus on customer retention is the only way to maintain sustainable revenues

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What is the difference between customer retention adn customer loyalty?

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retained customers they continously buy from your brand

Loyal customers: prefer to buy from your brand and act as brand ambassadors

–>Retention is a short-term strategy. The focus should be on building a lonng-lasting and emotional connection to customers

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What are the benefits of customer-centric marketiing?

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  • increase loyalty
  • increase efficiency
  • strengthens agility
  • fosters differentiation
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What are the key factors for efficient customer centric marketing?

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  • Knowledge about customers
  • Personalized Campaigns
  • Structured Customer Data Platforms
  • Customer Lifecycle Management
  • Consistency
  • Corporate-wide customer centricity
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How to gain knowledge about customers?

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  • interviews
  • surveys
  • social media monitoring
  • internal (past) data
  • speak to sales and customer support
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What is important for structured customer data platforms?

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requires special attention to data management and collection:
- incentivize customer data collection with offers to produce a trade-off
- gather customer data from multiple sources into one platform
- Develop a 360-degree view of each customer for a better understanding & improved makreting campaiigns
- Multi-channel orchestration allows for the delivery of a unified brand message, regardless of the touch point or department

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What is customeer lifecyle management??

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it offers insights on customer interaction strategies based on the stage of the customer journe they are in

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What are the requirements for personalized campaigns for every customer?

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  • Clear brand positioning and customer journeys
  • Remove Pain points in your customer journey
  • A/B test campaign and define control groups
  • Automated processes
  • Single customer view
  • Consistent multi-channel communication
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Clear brand positioning and customer journeys: How can ultimate customer satisfaction be achieved?

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  • Can be achieved by maximizing the overall impression over the course of the end-to-end journey
  • FInd ways to enhance the value of the customer journey and demonstrate to long-term customeers that you are participating in the long-run
  • Discover the most successful value drivers in the customer journey, with that, triggers can be set
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What is important about the Single-customer-view and the conistent multi-channel communication?

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Customers do not think in channels, only marketers do!

  • be consistent with marketing activities
  • organize customer data in a single customeer view
  • make the customer data accessible to all departments
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Why is it important or remove pain points in the customer journey?

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Pain points lead to a disruption in the customer journey (delivery gap) —>negative customer behavior

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Why is personalization important?

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Personalization at scale allows to deliver tailored, meaningful nd relevent customer communication

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What does Consistent customer centricity mean?

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= refers to the integration of a connsumer-centric, hollistic approach everywhere in the organization

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Why is corporate-wide customer centricity important?

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  • Customer satisfation is determined by their experience along the whole chain of information. COrporate department must work together to offer a consistent experience

–>Customer centricity needs to be a management principle:
- KPIs
- Structure
- Organization culture

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What are elements of a corporate-wide, consistenc customer centrictiy?

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  • Commitment and support from top management
  • Deep, qualitative customer understanding
  • Customer-centric interactions and offerings
  • Alternative **tools, **processes, structures
  • Guidelines and KPIs from a customer perspective
  • Initiative for cultural change