I recently ran across a customer engagement article on the UK website, FinanceWeek.co.uk. It offers a beautifully succinct definition of customer engagement and explains why it’s so important. In the article, “Customer Retention or Attrition – The Choice is Yours,” Neil Craig defines customer engagement as…
“Customer engagement goes far beyond customer satisfaction to embrace loyalty [...]
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Customer Engagement – Emotional and Analytical Aspects
Posted in One to One Marketing, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, customer engagement, customer interaction, marketing, personalized marketing, tagged 1:1 Marketing, branding, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, customer interaction, emotional marketing, Kansas City, marketing, One to One Marketing, personalized marketing, Spur Communications on August 5, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Increase Consumer Perceptions in the Financial Service Industry
Posted in 1:1 Marketing, One to One Marketing, branding, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, customer engagement, customer interaction, financial service industry, financial services, marketing, personalized marketing, tagged 1:1 Marketing, branding, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, customer interaction, financial services, Kansas City, marketing, One to One Marketing, personalized marketing, Spur Communications on July 28, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Forrester Research has recently published its Customer Advocacy 2008: Consumers Rate Their Banks, Brokerages, and Insurers. The contents were highlighted by 1to1 Media senior editor, Kevin Zimmerman in his article, Consumer Rankings of Financial Services Firms Hits Five-Year Low. Zimmerman stated that consumer perceptions in the Financial Services industry have hit their lowest levels since [...]
The Case for Personalized or One to One Marketing
Posted in 1:1 Marketing, One to One Marketing, branding, consumer behavior, customer engagement, marketing, personalized marketing, tagged 1:1 Marketing, branding, communication, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, customer interaction, Kansas City, marketing, One to One Marketing, personalized marketing, Spur Communications on July 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
When marketers and advertisers talk about personalized or one to one marketing, a lot of questions arise as to why we would want to get that close to our customers. Let’s take a look at our daily communications.
We all have friends, co-workers, significant others, and acquaintances in our lives. Our communication style differs between each [...]
How Budweiser Could Have Come Out on Top
Posted in branding, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, customer engagement, marketing, personalized marketing, tagged 1:1 Marketing, branding, Budweiser, consumer behavior, consumer engagement, customer interaction, InBev, Kansas City, marketing, One to One Marketing, personalized marketing, Spur Communications on July 11, 2008 | 1 Comment »
For weeks now, America has been on pins and needles watching the ever-lasting struggle between America’s own Budweiser and the foreign InBev in their epic battle on who will become victorious. It looks today that InBev finally got the better of the Budweiser shareholders forcing Auggie to engage in friendly conversations with the management of [...]
Spurspectives
Posted in 1:1 Marketing, consumer behavior, personalized marketing, tagged 1:1 Marketing, Spur Communications, Spurspectives on June 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Welcome to Spurspectives, the online discussion of the Spur Communications team about the movement and integration from a media-laden world to an individualized and personalized communications environment. We encourage you to learn, discuss, and enjoy!
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