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When a current customer can't seem to pull the trigger on a subsequent purchase, perhaps they need a little nudge. You're doubtless aware of how many people do some window shopping on your website then leave without buying. You can convert these visits into repeat sales by launching a retargeting campaign.
As you work on turning new and old visitors into customers, you'll uncover the things that stopped them from buying. This allows you to make the necessary adjustments to keep customers coming back every time.
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It's important to build trust with customers before reeling them in for a sale. Consumers who are on the fence respond well to free options that cater to their uncertainty. For example, offering a free trial allows them to feel more comfortable with a product or service before committing to a...
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An onboarding process helps customers understand how to get the most out of your service or product, which will increase its value and longevity. Consumers can get frustrated when a new product doesn't meet their needs. Effective onboarding helps to prevent that frustration.
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If you want a business model with retention baked right in, consider a subscription model for your next product launch. Customers sign up for the subscription and pay monthly for products delivered to their doorstep or inbox. Customers with a regular need for your products will love the convenien...
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A top-notch product or extreme convenience can be an incentive in itself, but as markets get more crowded, it becomes harder to differentiate your offering from the competition. That's why a brand loyalty program is a great way to reel in customers and get them to stay.
A loyalty progr...
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Businesses spend millions of dollars every year on marketing schemes to draw in new customers. As important as that is, businesses should really be looking at how to retain the customers they have. Retention is less expensive and can help maintain solid revenue streams.
There are many ways...
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Sometimes it's best to let your customers do the retaining for you. Many companies are building communities around their brands and products, enabling customers to connect and share questions and experiences. For example, a company that sells baby products can create a Facebook page for parents t...
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A proactive approach to customer service builds trust in and reliance on your brand, boosting customer retention.
Reaching out to customers is the best way to be proactive instead of reactive. Recommend products that might help them. Ask them about their pain points. Gather feedback on...
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