The importance of a customer advocacy campaign
The customer is your greatest asset. When you keep them satisfied, they will become your brand advocates.
A customer advocacy campaign is designed to turn your customers into brand advocates. It encourages your customers to recommend the product to other potential customers.
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Simply hoping that your customers will renew is not enough. Instead, you need to work towards that goal from the start using customer advocacy.
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