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What is customer acquisition?

Customer acquisition is the process of gaining new customers for a business by identifying, attracting, and converting potential buyers into paying clients.

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What type of customers do businesses seek to acquire?

Businesses should seek to acquire customers that are likely to be profitable over time.

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When is customer acquisition most important?

Customer acquisition is most important during new product launches and for new business start-ups.

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What is a new customer?

New-to-category customers are those who have identified a new need or discovered a new solution for an existing need.

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Define 'open non-customers'.

Open non-customers are potential customers who prefer alternatives to a current offer but have not yet switched.

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What is one way marketers can address perceived risk for first-time customers?

Marketers can offer money-back guarantees, price-matching, or product-replacement offers.

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What does 'cross-selling' mean?

Cross-selling refers to selling additional products or services to an existing customer.

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What is a customer touchpoint?

A customer touchpoint is a direct or indirect interaction between a customer and a brand.

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What does the 80/20 rule imply in customer relationships?

The 80/20 rule implies that 20% of customers generate 80% of the total value for the company.

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What is customer lifetime value (CLV)?

Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) estimates the revenue a customer generates over their lifetime with the company.

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What are two examples of positive customer retention strategies?

Examples include loyalty programs and exceeding customer expectations.

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What is the primary goal of a customer retention strategy?

The primary goal is reducing customer defections.

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What is the purpose of the customer strategy cube?

To prioritize and develop strategies for different types of customers based on their value and needs.

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Name one criterion used for customer segmentation.

Examples include demographics, purchase behavior, or geographic location.

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What does customer intimacy involve?

Customer intimacy involves tailoring solutions to meet individual customer needs.

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Provide an example of a company known for operational excellence.

Companies like Walmart and McDonald’s are known for operational excellence.

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What are the three main sources of customer value?

The three main sources are operational excellence, product leadership, and customer intimacy.

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What is event-based or trigger marketing?

Event-based or trigger marketing targets customers based on specific events or triggers, such as a birthday.

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What might influence a company's marketing strategy if 80% of revenue comes from 20% of customers?

The company should prioritize resources to nurture and retain the top 20% of customers.

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What is the main goal at the advocate stage of the loyalty ladder?

To turn customers into brand promoters who refer others and speak positively about the company.