Customer loyalty
Customer loyalty is key to increased growth
Loyal customers spend more, are more frequent buyers, and stay with you longer. Which is why it pays to invest in customer loyalty.
Customer loyalty is key to increased growth. In fact, loyalty is actually the master key for unlocking other opportunities: aside from generating add-on sales to existing customers, it helps you by reducing customer churn and by attracting profitable new customers based on referrals from your existing ones.
So what does it take to win your customers’ loyalty? Firstly, insight. Insights into your customers’ experience, satisfaction and current loyalty level. Insights, which can be transformed into increased customer loyalty and resulting financial growth.
There’s a difference between satisfaction and loyalty
Far too many companies have a blinkered focus on customer satisfaction. Because there’s a fundamental difference between customer satisfaction and customer loyalty: A loyal customer is satisfied, but a satisfied one is not necessarily loyal.
Customer satisfaction is indicative of current customer attitudes to what has already happened whereas customer loyalty is predictive of future behaviour. Once you have insights into the individual customer’s loyalty and the underlying causal factors, you can then launch a targeted drive to retain or further engage that customer – or even disengage from a detractor. Download the inspiring white paper on “The 10 Commandments of Customer Loyalty”.
How to progress from insights to loyal customers
Loyalty Group is known for its consulting informed by in-depth customer insights. With more than 25 years of experience, we have gathered vast insights to share in helping you achieve improved customer loyalty. We recommend the following tried-and-tested process:
- Scoping project: Mapping customer touchpoints, the need for insights in the organisation and the revenue potential of improved customer loyalty
- Loyalty segmentation: Categorising customers into loyalty segments based on recognised models like NPS or other loyalty metrics
- Causal factors: Explaining the causes of each customer’s loyalty status and identifying relevant action areas
- Business interpretation: Includes interpretation of survey data and specific priorities and recommendations for actions to boost customer loyalty
- Motivation workshop: Involving your staff to build their awareness and motivation for your customer loyalty drive
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White paper
The 10 commandments of customer loyalty
Here you can download our white paper “The 10 Commandments of Customer Loyalty”, written by Mikkel Korntved, Loyalty Group.
Our white paper describes several key areas that should be a natural part of any company’s customer orientation – but why do most of the business community not comply with them?