How can a company produce short-term revenue while investing in a long-term customer partnership? Ciaran Nagle, a reader of Inside Strategic Relations, and I have mulled over this question in a recent conversation. Here are a few of our ideas that you can use today:
When you take the long view, you generate the revenue you need to keep the doors open, but keep customers you need to grow a business. Too often businesses focus on todays dollar without considering the overall value of a customer. You'll gain more from this dualistic view of customer acquisition.
For more strategies you can use contact Justin Hitt at (757) 282-7779. We're here to help you and look forward to hearing from you.
Ciaran Nagle is the Marketing Director of ProCustomer, a UK based firm that helps automate and simplify the customer communications process.
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By Justin Hitt at January 23, 2004 12:29 PM
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