Brands have the opportunity to create a high-value after-sale connection, providing the right information at exactly the right time for their customers.
Physical goods have the opportunity to transcend traditional boundaries, as smart-connected products are ushering in a new era of improved customer experience.
Once a customer reaches the end of the sales journey, nurturing the after-sale customer experience is the key to maintaining long-term customer relationships.
This week’s $3 million funding announcement sets the stage for a continued digital transformation of physical products, and we’re ecstatic to be at the forefront of this technology.
Leveraging real-world data from the product provides continuous knowledge to the brand, so the brand can give their customer ongoing, unprecedented customer experiences based on product usage, maintenance, and user feedback.
In a recent study, 34 percent of leading businesses said their customer journey was a top priority for 2020. Whether you’re building audiences, speeding up sales, or increasing retention, customer journey management is needed to stand out and grow.
With today’s available real-world-data from sensors, time, the weather, and user-feedback on mobile apps, companies can offer full customer lifecycle management—an infinite closed-loop relationship with their consumers.
As brands work toward implementing better remarketing tactics and customer engagement, they should make it a priority to understand who their customers are. When they do, they’re set up for success in today's hyper-focused marketing world.
In today’s retail landscape, there’s no courting the customer. However, brands now have the chance to create a valuable relationship with their customer around the one connection they share – the product.
Customer-centricity is an approach that emphasizes customer satisfaction at all stages of the customer experience. If you want to avoid the pitfalls of poor customer satisfaction, it may be time to consider a customer-centric approach.
Customer engagement has followed a fairly predictable trend, focusing on pre-sale engagement. But what if customer engagement didn’t stop after the initial sale? Through after-sale customer engagement, businesses can leverage purchased products to strengthen their customer relationships over time.
Companies should use real-world data to help them communicate with their customers and make the right recommendations at the right time. Doing so will help both in the short term and the long run.
Brands and companies need ongoing after-sale customer engagement strategies to regain a direct connection with their customers or they may lose them forever.
