As a marketer you have undoubtedly heard of the term Customer Data Platform. But what is it and what are you missing if you don't have one? In this guide you can read everything you need to know to bring all your online and offline customer data together and create marketing campaigns that give customers a wow feeling.
There are several ways to use WhatsApp Business to communicate with your customers. One way is via the customer care window, in which case the conversation is initiated by the customer. If you want to reach out to your customer first – once you have received an opt-in from them to do so - you can make use of the so-called Message Templates.
Picture the scene as a customer: we've made the decision that we're going to buy something and we've added it to the cart, but for whatever reason, we don't follow through with the transaction. Sometimes we forget that we've added items to the cart; other times the phone rings just as we're about to click pay and we forget about it. On other occasions, we see something at the last minute that we don't like the look of that makes us think twice about buying.
In an age of mass marketing, as well as constant TV, internet and email advertising, it’s safe to say that peak sales periods like Black Friday and the Holiday Season can be something of an overwhelming experience for consumers around the world. Feeling overwhelmed by irrelevant information from companies that doesn't match their personal needs and desires, it's no surprise people might want to switch off their phones, radios, and televisions, tuning out all forms of marketing until the sales peak season is over. As an eCommerce player, you should always be looking to avoid this by diversifying and personalizing your marketing strategy in a way that suits your customers needs and sensibilities.
WhatsApp newsletters are messages that can be sent from a brand's WhatsApp business account to a specific audience of customers with information that's relevant to them. You can send people special offers, exclusive discounts, and new product announcements. You can also personalize these offers based on special events like holidays and birthdays, or annual promotions like Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Consumers are nothing like the consumers of, say, ten years ago. They are more critical than ever before and have razor-sharp requirements. They expect speed, convenience, and reassurance right at their fingertips. Meeting these expectations is quite a challenge. Especially if the marketing and customer service departments operate independently, these departments need to work together seamlessly to serve today's consumers best.
Customer personalization is in hot demand these days — customers want it, and businesses want to deliver it. For your business to do personalization right, start by unifying your customer data with a customer data platform.
Every ambitious brand knows that delivering a great customer experience is key to long-term success, and driving more profits. In fact, a survey from Qualtrics revealed that 94% of respondents will buy more after a very good customer experience. However, not every business knows how to develop and deliver the approach that will help achieve its goals.
Big changes are coming to the world of email marketing. The iOS 15 update is arriving this autumn – as early as September. Apple has announced a number of new privacy protections that will have a massive impact on key metrics, tracking, list hygiene, and data collection.
The hospitality industry is different from other industries, because the customer experience is thé product. Success is achieved by consistently delivering an excellent customer experience. This is challenging as the wishes of your guests are ever-changing. What is considered an excellent experience today may be different in a year. New trends are developing at a rapid pace and are also influenced by other industries. These days, digital- and physical service are intertwined, with fast and intelligent (self) service at its core. In this blog, we share the 8 hottest topics in the hospitality industry. Some of them are accelerated due to COVID-19, but they're all just as relevant.
Data management platforms (DMPs), customer relationship management (CRM) systems and customer data platforms (CDPs) can all play an important part in the customer lifecycle, but telling the difference between them can get tricky. Let’s have a look at what they do, how they differ, and what they can do for each business.
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