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CRM

  • Humana to Open Tempe Call Center

    Humana will an 81,789-square-foot call center on April 21 in Tempe, AZ, according to the Phoenix
    Business Journal.

  • Post-Merger, Click Tactics and Intrasight Rebrand as ClickSquared

    Click Tactics, Inc. and Intrasight, two relationship marketing services firms that merged last September, have rebranded themselves under a single name, ClickSquared. The company is based in Waltham, MA.

  • An Original or a Copy?

    Quick is FedEx Kinko’s new business loyalty program the original or a copy? It’s a little of both, actually. On April 2, the Dallas-based company is relaunching

  • Surprise Your Most Loyal Customers

    What do you do to make your very, very best customers feel appreciated? Considering how much they purchase, and how you spend almost nothing to bring them back again, probably not enough.

  • The Key to Customer Loyalty is Relationships

    How do you build loyal, passionate, and profitable customers for the long-term? The key is in building the relationship. Find out how to become your customer’s trusted advisor.

  • Be Defensive: Predict and Prevent Customer Attrition

    How do you know a customer like Kelly Hlavinka has defected from your business for a better deal? Hopefully you’re checking your customer database and seeing the warning signs. Find out how she would set up a defection defense strategy to start trying to lure customers like herself back.

  • Brandanimation: Capitalize on United’s Mistakes to Snare High Value Customers

    Make one mistake, and your customer lifetime value can descend like a jet landing at JFK. Find out why a five-hour plane ride got Erik Hauser thinking about switching airline allegiances.

  • Satisfaction is the Key to Customer Experience Design

    There’s no question serious customer experience design is a costly, demanding process requiring tremendous input from multiple teams. It should be seen as a strategy though, and not an accident.

  • Social Networks: Fickle Fad or Potent Channel?

    Social networking sites tend to attract specific communities of visitors whose demographic and psychographic characteristics closely match those of specific audiences. As a result, such sites provide marketers with the opportunity to engage with highly targeted communities of users. Marketers can participate on these sites in numerous ways, including placing a search, display or contextual ad; posting a comment; tagging a piece of content with a keyword; or posting a link to their site.

  • Passionistas: The New Empowered Consumers

    The era of Web 2.0 has brought to life a culture of passionate online users—the Netflix enthusiast, the fantasy football participant, the avid Flickr fan, the bakery connoisseur, the RSS/news aficionado. They share an active spirit of participation and the desire to make their niche interests a part of the collective conversation online. They create the dialogue, they direct others to content and they can make branded messaging prolific. All you need do is listen.