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What does CLV stand for?
What does CLV stand for?
- Costly Long-term Venture
- Corporate Leadership Vision
- Customer Loyalty Volume
- Customer Lifetime Value (correct)
How is CLV calculated?
How is CLV calculated?
- By multiplying average purchase value by purchase frequency and customer lifespan (correct)
- By dividing total profit by the number of customers
- By subtracting total revenue from total costs
- By taking the square root of the total revenue
Why is CLV important for businesses?
Why is CLV important for businesses?
- To analyze employee turnover rates
- To measure social media engagement
- To track customer satisfaction levels
- To estimate the profitability of acquiring and retaining customers (correct)
What does a high CLV indicate?
What does a high CLV indicate?
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Study Notes
Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)
- CLV stands for Customer Lifetime Value, which represents the total value a customer is expected to bring to a business over their lifetime.
Calculating CLV
- CLV is calculated by considering factors such as the average order value, purchase frequency, and customer lifespan.
Importance of CLV for Businesses
- CLV is crucial for businesses as it helps them understand the long-term value of their customers, enabling them to make informed decisions about customer acquisition and retention strategies.
Indications of a High CLV
- A high CLV indicates that customers are loyal, make repeat purchases, and are likely to continue doing business with the company for an extended period, resulting in increased revenue and profitability.
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This quiz tests your knowledge about Customer Lifetime Value (CLV), including its definition, calculation, and significance for businesses. It also explores the implications of a high CLV.
