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Strategies for improving customer retention

by WF- Enzo Administrator
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There are some strategies I'd recommend:
  • Talk to them on a regular basis; see if they have problems/suggestions/feedbacks
  • Give loyalty points/awards
  • Consistent and open communication
  • Personalised content

Feel free to add yours.
#customer #improving #retention #strategies
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  • Profile picture of the author Old Molases
    I think what matters the most is their share of voice. They should be heard and their suggestions should be incorporated. Also, what they want should be the core focus, instead of forcing your product/service on them.
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  • Profile picture of the author digitalstar
    Giving your clients the best possible service can make them stay with you. Listen to them, share them, serve them the best way you can.
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  • Profile picture of the author John Jonas Phil VA
    An excellent side effect when you ask for customer feedback is giving you ideas for new products that meet their changing needs. Your business won't stagnate if it grows with the needs of your market.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jamell
    You pretty much summed it up .Incentivize like you have said and that will create more curiosity .
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  • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
    i used to have a paid newsletter.

    They started the subscription to learn marketing strategies. They stayed because they felt they had a relationship with me.

    People abandon companies without a thought. But they don't abandon people they think they have a relationship with.
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  • Profile picture of the author Gaylenaramo
    As for communication, then I totally agree with this point. Actually, customer retention is one of the most significant parts of every business. Various sales, sale coupons, promocodes or promo sales, they are very effective in these terms. Moreover, the main here is always listen to your customer. You can make a special field for reviews on your website, where consumers will share their experience about working with your company. It's pretty easy to detect drawbacks in your policy, when customer point at them. Of course, you should listen to those customers who really think that something should be changed not only because they didn't like it.
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  • Profile picture of the author The Click Swap
    this is hard for me, its hard to build a relationship with people for me nowadays, alot of past trauma comes up on my side, so i guess people kind of sense that out of me

    but these are great tips, im going to implement asking questions to the customers and seeing where else they struggle, as well as forgoing the steve jobs route and instead of "telling them what they want" make them the priority, kind of like how Jeff Bezos does it

    thanks!
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