How To Manage Your Customer Database Ep 87
Dec 28, 2022 ·
27m 55s
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If you run an automotive business or lead a marketing team, effectively managing your customer database is critical to your success. In this video, we'll discuss some best practices for...
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If you run an automotive business or lead a marketing team, effectively managing your customer database is critical to your success. In this video, we'll discuss some best practices for proactively marketing to your customer database without overdoing it. The key is to analyze your customers rather than taking a shotgun approach. Group your customers into segments based on factors like: Purchase history: Identify your loyal, repeat customers as well as new customers. Market to them differently. Geography: You may find certain products or services resonate more with customers in specific locations. Tailor your messaging accordingly. Demographics: Age, income, family status, and other attributes can help determine the best way to reach different customers. With your customers segmented, develop targeted campaigns for each group. For example: Send loyalty program info and exclusive offers to your repeat customers. Educate new customers about your full range of products and services to drive more business from them. Promote family-friendly products and events to customers with families. Highlight your affordable options for budget-conscious customers. The key is moderation. Don't bombard your customers with constant emails and promotions. Send a newsletter once a month or once a quarter, and limit promotional emails to no more than once a week or so. Make sure each message provides real value. Managing your customer database effectively requires an analytical, targeted approach based on understanding key customer groups. With the right segmentation and moderation, you can maximize the lifetime value of your customers and build a sustainable, mutually beneficial relationship with them.
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