Referral programmes: designing and measuring a bring-a-friend scheme
A referral programme ("bring a friend") turns satisfied customers into an acquisition channel. Well designed, it brings cheaper, more loyal customers…
A referral programme ("bring a friend") turns satisfied customers into an acquisition channel. Well designed, it brings cheaper, more loyal customers…
The first week after purchase largely decides whether the customer returns. It is when expectation and reality meet: delivery, first use, first doubts…
RFM segmentation classifies customers by recency (when they bought), frequency (how many times) and value (how much they spent). It is simple to calculate…
Inactive customers have already bought once, which makes them easier to reactivate than strangers. But it only works if the message shows what has changed…
Selling more to those who already bought is cheaper than acquiring new customers. Upselling (a better product) and cross-selling (a complementary product)…
Community and content do not deliver results in weeks, but build an asset that grows over time: own audience, trust, brand demand and customers who…
Co-marketing partnerships let you reach the audience of another brand that serves customers similar to yours, without competing with it. Well chosen and…
Brand searches (people searching for the company or product name) are a useful indicator of the effect of PPC and GEO on demand: when the brand is better…
Forecasting growth with ads is not guessing: it is estimating, from data, where each new customer will come from, at what cost and within what limits. A…
There are moments when slowing ads down is the right decision: margin cannot take it, operational capacity is at its limit, stock is short, service quality…
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