Join Mila D’Antonio, principal analyst at Omdia, and Patrick Tripp, senior vice president, product marketing at Cheetah Digital, as they discuss relationship marketing and how it can help your brand establish long-lasting connections with data, insights, and real-time experiences.
Customers want to feel understood. For example, 74% of consumers have a favorite brand because that brand uses data responsibly, which makes them feel comfortable. Relationship Marketing involves gaining a deeper understanding of each customer and responding across touchpoints in real-time with constantly-improving personalization. Whether a consumer is a prospective first-time shopper or a loyal
The table stakes are covered; your brand is collecting zero-party data directly from customers who are happy to share it, emails are being personalized based on that data, and sales are improving. However, it isn’t time to pat yourself on the back for a job well done just yet. You’re generating a lot of one-and-done business. Customers are still churning, and it costs a lot of money to replace them. A common contributing cause to this problem is email operating in a silo from other critical channels.
As the world has changed, so has B2C marketing. We’ve seen B2C marketing transform from the early days of transactional, volume- based messaging to a conversational engagement strategy. In this new world, we are all under more pressure than ever before and are required to do more in less time.
So you’ve made initial contact and you have the customer’s basic information. If you want to turn this into a fruitful relationship, you’re going to need more than just their name and email address. But to get more personal information, you’ll first need to generate trust. Offer—and deliver—value. Keep in mind that they don’t have to give you anything. It’s not just about what you want. It’s about consumer and brand coming together in a mutually beneficial relationship.
Privacy is a major concern for all of us—brands and consumers alike—and increasingly so, highlighted by recent government legislation, data breaches, and revelations about everyone’s favorite love-to-hate internet F word (so meta). This has consumers protecting their personal information more than ever before. They’ll share it, but it should be for a good reason. On
$5-$10 billion. That’s the number that brands are prepared to spend on influencer marketing in 2020, according to a study by Mediakix. And it’s not going to stop — according to the same report, the number will keep rising, as brands spend up to $15 billion on influencer marketing by 2022. Influencer marketing — specifically the
Marketers know that audience behavior varies generation to generation. When it comes to brand messaging in brand experience, how far off are Gen X from Boomers? That’s what the 2022 consumer trends index reveals. In this short video we share a few critical differences on how email, SMS and even loyalty programs differ across age groups.
Financial brands have seen some of the fastest digital transformations in history. Virtual banking, digital consumer interfaces and privacy laws have changed core products and services along with how brands need to communicate with their audiences. The 2022 Consumer Trends Index highlights where financial product marketers need to focus to stay relevant with consumers and shows the gaps in their relationship marketing strategies. Here are a few stats that should hit home hard for Finserve marketers.
Most brands today are missing the mark when communicating directly to their audiences. The 2022 Consumer Trends Index highlights what consumers are most frustrated with when it comes to email, SMS, and other direct offers and content. Here are 5 frustrations from US consumers that may be wrecking your relationships with your customers… and what to do about them.
