Tag Archives: CUSTOMER

How to Calculate & Maintain a Healthy Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)

Tom Whatley October 12, 2021 “You have to spend money to make money.” This seemingly good-natured advice has spelled doom for millions of businesses worldwide. While it’s true that businesses occasionally need to spend more upfront to validate their idea, doing so with a complete disregard for unit economics can be fatal. That’s why Customer … Continue reading How to Calculate & Maintain a Healthy Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) →

Everything But The Cookie: What Brands Are Doing To Drive Great Customer Experiences

Everything But The Cookie: What Brands Are Doing To Drive Great Customer Experiences by Ray Schultz , Columnist, September 22, 2021 Email marketers are not the most popular people in America.  Among consumers, 79% wish email offers were more relevant, and 71% that they were more timely, according to Revisiting the Gaps In Customer Experience, … Continue reading Everything But The Cookie: What Brands Are Doing To Drive Great Customer Experiences →

Does ‘always-on’ marketing improve customer experiences?

This marketers-meet-machine strategy can help you target customers that have shown a real propensity for your products. Corey Patterson on September 22, 2021 Souce: Pega No marketer wants to overcommunicate with their target customers. But the demands of a campaign-driven strategy often result in flooding customers with sales offers to promote their product or service. … Continue reading Does ‘always-on’ marketing improve customer experiences? →

How Gibson is turning up the volume on hybrid customer experience

Nashville hub shows how technology and design can grow customer engagement. Chris Wood on August 27, 2021 This year, American guitar company Gibson celebrated its 127-year history in music by opening a new interactive flagship store at their headquarters in Nashville. The 8,000-square-foot space was designed in close consultation with three sister agencies, GPJ, G7 … Continue reading How Gibson is turning up the volume on hybrid customer experience →