Customer Retention Strategies

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What is the main focus of customer loyalty?

  • Convenience of product usage
  • Creating an emotional bond with customers (correct)
  • Promoting discounts and special offers
  • Reducing customer churn rates

Which of the following is NOT considered a driver of customer satisfaction?

  • High perceived value
  • Consistent quality of products
  • Increased profits for the company (correct)
  • Emotional connection with the brand

How is customer retention commonly measured?

  • Retention rate (correct)
  • Customer engagement metrics
  • Frequency of purchases
  • Brand advocacy levels

Which dimension of product quality refers to a product's primary operating characteristics?

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What motivation typically drives customer retention strategies?

<p>Practical reasons like convenience (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect differentiates customer loyalty from customer retention?

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Which of the following dimensions of quality involves matching a product's characteristics to pre-established standards?

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Which of the following best represents a positive customer experience driver?

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What does customer loyalty primarily focus on?

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Which strategy is a key driver of customer retention?

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How is customer retention typically measured?

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What distinguishes customer loyalty from customer retention?

<p>Loyalty focuses on emotional connections, while retention focuses on number maintenance. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following metrics is relevant for assessing customer satisfaction?

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What can be a significant misconception about customer feedback?

<p>Customer expressed preferences directly translate to purchasing decisions. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT typically considered a key driver of customer loyalty?

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Which dimension of product quality relates directly to customer satisfaction?

<p>Convenience and ease of use (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is primarily measured by customer retention?

<p>A company's ability to retain its customers over time (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which factor is NOT mentioned as contributing to customer retention?

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Which of these outcomes is a direct benefit of high customer retention rates?

<p>Improved customer lifetime value (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What strategy can help improve customer retention?

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Which of the following dimensions of product quality significantly impacts customer retention?

<p>Perceived value vs cost (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which measure is most directly correlated with customer satisfaction?

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How can personalizing the customer experience affect customer loyalty?

<p>It makes customers feel valued and appreciated. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Customer Retention

A company's ability to keep its customers over time, measured by repeat purchases and preventing customer switches to competitors.

Product Quality

The degree of satisfaction customers get from a product.

Customer Service

The positive experience a customer has with a company's support staff.

Price

The value customers perceive they get for money spent.

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Brand Loyalty

A customer's commitment to a specific brand.

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Increased Sales

Repeat customers being more likely to buy more products.

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Reduced Marketing Costs

Less spending on attracting new customers; retaining current customers is cheaper.

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Customer Lifetime Value

The total revenue a customer generates over their relationship with the company.

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Retention Rate

Percentage of customers who remain with a company over a period.

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Customer Loyalty

Emotional commitment and preference for a particular brand/company.

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Repeat Purchase Rate

Measure of how often customers repurchase a product or service.

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Customer Feedback Methods

Surveys, focus groups, interviews, and observations to gauge customer opinions.

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Customer Satisfaction Metrics

Tangible measures like market share, retention rates, and recommendations.

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Customer Retention Key Drivers

Effective customer service, communication, product/service quality, and ease of use.

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Customer Loyalty Focus

Building emotional connections and brand preference.

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Customer Satisfaction Drivers

Factors that make customers satisfied, including perceived value, quality, positive experience, emotional connection, personalized offerings, and rewards.

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Quality Dimension: Performance

A product's core operating characteristics.

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Quality Dimension: Features

Added elements or "bells and whistles" of a product.

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Quality Dimension: Reliability

The product's ability to work correctly over time.

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Quality Dimension: Conformance

How well a product meets pre-set standards.

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Quality Dimension: Durability

How long a product lasts before needing replacement.

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Study Notes

Customer Retention

  • Customer retention is a company's ability to keep its customers over time, turning them into repeat buyers, and preventing them from switching to competitors.
  • Factors contributing to customer retention:
    • Product quality: Satisfied customers are more likely to stay.
    • Customer service: Positive experiences lead to customer loyalty.
    • Price: Customers value good value for their money.
    • Brand loyalty: Loyal customers stick with a brand, even with better offers elsewhere.

Customer Retention Benefits

  • Increased sales: Repeat business from existing customers.
  • Reduced marketing costs: Lower spending on attracting new customers.
  • Improved customer lifetime value: Long-term customers are more valuable.
  • Stronger brand reputation: High retention rates build a strong brand image.

Improving Customer Retention

  • Focus on customer satisfaction: Excellent service and satisfied customers are key.
  • Personalize customer experience: Making customers feel valued.
  • Offer loyalty programs: Rewarding loyal customers.
  • Easy business transactions: Online ordering and seamless returns.

Customer Retention vs. Customer Loyalty

  • Customer retention focuses on keeping customers from leaving.
  • Customer loyalty is a deeper, emotional commitment to a brand.

Customer Retention Drivers

  • Effective customer service
  • Regular communication and follow-up
  • Quality of products/services
  • Convenience and ease of use

Customer Loyalty Drivers

  • Deep emotional connection
  • Preference for a particular brand
  • Loyal customers choose a brand over competitors, even with alternatives.
  • Building a strong emotional connection and brand attraction drives repeated purchases.

Key Differences (Retention vs. Loyalty)

  • Focus: Keeping customers versus building an emotional bond.
  • Motivation: Practical vs. emotional reasons
  • Measurement: Retention rate vs. loyalty programs/repeat purchases
  • Strategies: Discounts/special offers/follow-ups vs. personalized experiences/brand engagement

Understanding Customer Needs

  • Organizations must understand customer needs and expectations (e.g., food quality, service, atmosphere, accurate bills, etc.) to satisfy them..

Quality Dimensions of Goods/Service

  • Performance: Primary characteristics (acceleration, braking, handling in cars).
  • Features: Extra functionalities ("bells and whistles" in cars)
  • Reliability: Probability of a product surviving under specific conditions.
  • Conformance: Degree to which a product conforms to standards.
  • Durability: Longevity before needing replacement.
  • Serviceability: Speed, courtesy, and competence of repair.
  • Aesthetics: Looks, feel, sounds, taste, or smell.

Customer Service (Service Quality)

  • Reliability: Delivering on promises.
  • Assurance: Employees' knowledge, convey confidence.
  • Tangibles: Appearance of facilities and personnel.
  • Empathy: Caring and individual attention.
  • Responsiveness: Prompt service.

Kano Model

  • Dissatisfiers: Basic needs (must have's).
  • Satisfiers: Customer wants (expected).
  • Exciters/Delighters: Unexpected features that delight customers.

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