WHO IS A CUSTOMER?
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A customer is a person or organization that
buys goods or services from a store or business.
· A customer is an individual or business that purchases the goods or services
produced by a business. Attracting customers is the
primary goal of most public-facing businesses, because it is the customer who creates demand
for goods and services.
CUSTOMER MANAGEMENT
Managing customers is a very wide subject and it
cannot be explained in a sentence or two. In reality, no one can give some
specific or simplistic ways to manage customers. Each and every business or
service provider has to think of effective and innovative ways to attract
customers and manage their needs.
In today’s complex business world, a
company must ensure it has the right system in place for managing customers.
The implementation of a robust IT system for collecting and
collating customer data is necessary for most large companies these days. Even
the smallest organization will have a need for some kind of customer management
system. Customer Management systems and applications (also known as CRM, or
Customer Relationship Management) are used to capture, research and analyse
information such as customer behaviour, buying preferences and demographics.
At CREATOR ACADEMY you learn the issues pertaining
to Customer retention and loyalty, and explore best practices of customer
retention for successful companies. These business aim to retain and develop a core customer base.
You will discover how good customer
management enables companies to ensure the services they provide are in
line with what the customer wants. Importantly, it can also identify further
opportunities for growth.
At the heart of customer management is
the customer database.
Customer Data is an extremely valuable asset of any business. A business that
has clean, correctly formatted and accurate data will be able to provide a good
level of service as well as saving time and money.
A well-chosen customer management process should be able to
capture customer feedback. This valuable information can and should be used by
management. Positive feedback can be
built on to offer even more great service and negative feedback can be
corrected and acted upon.
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