Building Customer Loyalty: Customer Relationship Management and Service Strategies

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These flashcards cover key terms and concepts from the lecture on building customer loyalty, focusing on customer relationship management (CRM) and service strategies.

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Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

A business philosophy and set of strategies, programs, and systems focused on identifying and building loyalty with a retailer’s most valued customers.

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Share of Wallet

The percentage of a customer’s total purchases made from a specific retailer.

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Reliability

The accuracy of billing and meeting promised delivery dates in customer service.

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Lifetime Customer Value (LTV)

The expected contribution from a customer to the retailer’s profits over their entire relationship.

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Privacy Concerns

The degree to which consumers feel their privacy has been violated when retailers collect information.

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Data Mining

A technique used to identify patterns in data found in data warehouses, often used in analyzing customer data.

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Market Basket Analysis

Data analysis focusing on the composition of the basket or bundle of products purchased during a single shopping occasion.

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Frequent Shopper Programs

Programs designed to encourage repeat purchases and retailer loyalty by offering rewards.

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Service Recovery

Steps taken by retailers to address customer dissatisfaction and resolve service failures.

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Gaps Model

A framework indicating what retailers need to do to provide high-quality customer service by identifying service gaps.