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[Review] The Social Customer

YoungUpstarts

It covers community management, listening on social channels, mining of one’s customer database, establishment of a social CRM team, and the invoking of either macro responses (automated activities like birthday coupons) or micro responses (manual interventions like organising a press briefing). The Social CRM Process.

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7 Ways to Boost Ecommerce Retention in 2022

ConversionXL

The average ecommerce store devotes more than 80% of its marketing budget to customer acquisition. Consumers no longer have to take brands at face value on traditional differentiators: price, quality, service, and reputation. Helping customers in this way is good PR. Start by uncovering your shortcomings. Conclusion.

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How We Took on Slack (and Lived to Tell About It)

ConversionXL

Differentiating our product. We also found out why people switched from Slack, which became the first of two ways we sought to differentiate our product. The low price point became the way for us to differentiate our product for new users who were less willing to make a financial commitment on a new system of communication.

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Demand Generation: Turning Tactics into Strategy

ConversionXL

Bogdanovich, who’s worked with dozens of companies on Salesforce integration and marketing automation, sketched an order of operations for data acquisition and deployment in demand gen campaigns: Bring clean data into the CRM. That leads to hundreds of lists, no clear segmentation, and a database management nightmare.

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How We Took on Slack (and Lived to Tell About It)

ConversionXL

Differentiating our product. We also found out why people switched from Slack, which became the first of two ways we sought to differentiate our product. The low price point became the way for us to differentiate our product for new users who were less willing to make a financial commitment on a new system of communication.