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Understanding Relationship Marketing: Terms, Definitions, and Technologies, Quizzes of Digital Marketing

Definitions and explanations for key terms related to relationship marketing, including wallet share, crm, social crm, customer acquisition, retention, and building blocks for successful crm. It also covers the impact of the internet on stakeholders and the role of customer experience management and synchronous and asynchronous technologies.

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Download Understanding Relationship Marketing: Terms, Definitions, and Technologies and more Quizzes Digital Marketing in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 Relationship Marketing DEFINITION 1 - Is about establishing, maintaining, enhancing, and commercializing customer relationship through promise fulfillment- Relationship capital may be the most important asset a firm can have- A firm using relationship marketing focuses more of wallet share than market share TERM 2 Wallet Share DEFINITION 2 - Used to calculate the percentage of a specific consumer's spending for a type of good or service that goes to a particular companyEx. If a consumer spends $60 a month at fast food restaurants, and $30 of that amount is at McDonald's, McDonald's has a 50% wallet share for that customer TERM 3 Stakeholders most affected by Internet tech. DEFINITION 3 1. Consumers: who are end users of products & services2. Employees: who need training and access to data and systems used for relationship management3. Business customers: in the supply chain4. Lateral partners: such as other businesses, not for profit organizations or governments TERM 4 CRM DEFINITION 4 - Is the process of acquiring, servicing, and managing long- term relationships with customers TERM 5 Traditional CRM (1.0) DEFINITION 5 Benefits:- increased revenue from better targeting- Increased wallet share with current customers- Longer retention of customersEx. Phone, email, in person, SMS, website TERM 6 Social CRM (2.0) DEFINITION 6 - Adds social media technology and customer collaborative conversations to the process. Ex. Blogs, social networks, photo sharing, reviews/ratings, etc.Benefits:- Monitoring and improving reputations- Learning more about customer needs, wants, and problems- Improving target market selection and revenue potential- Gathering data for market research on products and customer service- Decreasing customer service costs- Identifying new revenue opportunities TERM 7 Customer Acquisition DEFINITION 7 - The process of bringing new customers to a particular brand, product or service* Costs 5-7 times more than retention TERM 8 Customer Retention DEFINITION 8 - Customer retention refers to the ability of a company or product to retain its customers over some specified period. TERM 9 Building blocks for successful CRM DEFINITION 9 1. Key aspect of CRM vision is how to build trust (e.g. guarding customer privacy - trust seals can help) TERM 10 2. CRM Strategy DEFINITION 10 - An important CRM strategy is to move customers up the relationship intensity pyramid- Many CRM goals refer to customer loyalty- Another CRM goal involves building bonds with customers on 3 levels:- Financial- Social- Structural
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