customer centrecity Flashcards
customer centricity define
centering in on the customer
what are some alternative names that customer centricity is referred as?
-market oriented
-market driven
-customer focused
what are the three steps of customer centricity?
-understand the customer
-build a customer centric culture
-serve the customer
what is customer perceived value? what step does it belong too?
-customers attempt to maximize their perceived value
=they want the greatest benefit (eco, functional, psychological) from the lowest possible cost (eval, obtaining, using, disposing)
what is the question asked about customer perceived value?
what should the customer benefit from the product or service that they buy?
-those benefits are a direct connection to the job they need done
-helps us understand how the customer thinks of the product they are buying
what are the equations associated with customer perceived value?
value=Benefit- cost
value a>value b or (B-C for a)> (B-C for b)
-these are just comparisons that customers make
How can businesses increase value for customers?
-we can increase value by focusing on the increase perceived benefits of a customer or decrease perceived costs
in marketing strategy, what is the significance of segmenting people into groups based on their perception of value, and how does this approach contribute to a more tailored marketing plan?
-we segment people into groups based on their perception of value to get a good grasp of the value of each segment and let use adjust our marketing plan to be more tailored for each segment
resonance focus?
- Resonance focus model
- Understanding the needs and change offerings on a few elements that matter the most to target customers
- Like an emotional connection to your customers
creating the demand ladscape
-tracks cusyomer behavior throuhh observations, journals etc and groupong them into distinct ctagories
touch point
every time as an organization interact with or have the opportunity to interact with a potential customer
why is a touch point important?
we are looking for opportunities to provide benefit or lower costs we have to look at every single one to find an opportunity
Customer relationship management (CRM)
-makes sure that we are managing the value created across every touchpoint
-Process of collecting detailed information about an indivual at all touch points which guides an organization to personalized customer servic
why is CRM important?
makes sure that everyone is focused and has teh ability to create more value at every touch point
-lets orgs see the value created or missed
-measures what happens are every tp and value created
selective relationship management
targets fewer and more profitable customers from the data from CRM