Module 4: Customer Relationship Management Flashcards
Is a strategy that concentrates on keeping and improving relationships with existing customers.
Relationship Marketing
Is the ratio between the customer’s perceived benefits and the resources to obtain those benefits.
Customer Value
Is the evaluation of the product’s performance in relation to the expectations set by the customer.
Customer Satisfaction
Is an effort made by companies in order to keep customers happy and loyal.
Customer Retention
There are many reasons why companies want loyal customers. Among which are as
follows:
*Loyal customers buy more products.
*They are less price—sensitive.
*They spread positive word of mouth.
Includes service foundations that are built upon delivery of excellent service.
Core Service Provision
The loyalty of customers are affected.
Switching Barriers
Refers to the retention strategies that keep the customer buying the same brand.
Relationship Bond
4 Retention Strategies
Financial Bond
Social Bond
Customization Bond
Structural Bond
at this level, the customer patronizes a brand because of the financial incentives that he or she may receive from the company.
Financial Bond
this type of bond focuses on the social and interpersonal relationship between the company and the customer
Social Bond
customer loyalty may be encouraged when customers are allowed to avail of tailored services to fit their individual needs
Customization Bond
at this level, financial, social, and customization bonds are all combined in order to deliver services that fit the need of the client of customer
Structural Bond
Its marketing goal is to acquire customers and earn their confidence.
Customer As Strangers
Goal of the company is to satisfy these new customers.
Customers As Acquaintances