Customer insights are what many marketers need most. Not just the top line data available through traditional research methods, but the real drivers behind the customers' purchase decisions and their brand relationship.
Focus GroupsFocus groups no longer work at uncovering customer needs because customers are not honest in front of other people. Asking people directly what they think doesn't work because on the Web behavior is impulsive and instinctive, rather than careful and considered.¹
SurveysWhat the customer says rarely matches what they do in a real-life setting. As a result, surveys can no longer uncover hidden needs and wants. What's needed is something much deeper.
The Answer: Deep, One-on-One Conversations
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
How to Get More Out of Your Data - Advertising Age - CMO Strategy
How to Get More Out of Your Data - Advertising Age - CMO Strategy: "How to Get More Out of Your Data
Who's the Best Target? If You're Not Fully Leveraging Customer Information, You May Never Know
By Chris Dickey
Published: August 11, 2008
Chris Dickey
Do you really know who your best customer is? You'd be surprised how many marketers find this question difficult to answer. It's often because the answer is buried in structured and unstructured data and requires specialized tools, talents and techniques to uncover.
Who's better: a customer who buys infrequently but at high volume or a customer who buys frequently at mid-volume, speaks positively about the brand across his social network and has high future potential because his purchases are spread across multiple competitors?"
Who's the Best Target? If You're Not Fully Leveraging Customer Information, You May Never Know
By Chris Dickey
Published: August 11, 2008
Chris Dickey
Do you really know who your best customer is? You'd be surprised how many marketers find this question difficult to answer. It's often because the answer is buried in structured and unstructured data and requires specialized tools, talents and techniques to uncover.
Who's better: a customer who buys infrequently but at high volume or a customer who buys frequently at mid-volume, speaks positively about the brand across his social network and has high future potential because his purchases are spread across multiple competitors?"
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