Personalization: More than just increasing sales!

When companies talk about personalization, it's often just about two things: higher conversion rates and more sales. But anyone who sees personalization as just a tool for short-term profit maximization is missing out on a lot of potential. Because personalized experiences bring far more benefits that ensure sustainable success in the long term. Here are

Activity index in customer lifecycle management

In modern marketing, Customer Lifecycle Management (CLM) is a central instrument for optimally supporting and supporting customers throughout their entire journey. Companies use CLM to efficiently acquire, activate, retain customers and ultimately maximize revenue per customer through cross-sell and upsell. The entire process is divided into several phases aimed at increasing the value of each

Exit Intent vs. Pop-up – Differences and Correct Implementation

Exit Intent – ​​what is it all about? Exit intent technology is a smart solution in online marketing to keep visitors on the website at the last moment. It recognizes when a user wants to leave the page – for example by moving the mouse pointer towards the browser bar – and then displays a

Conversiontreiber Pop-Up Banner – Exit Intent

Popup Countdown
Was sind Pop-Up-Banner und Exit Intent Banner? Pop-Up-Banner sind Fenster, die sich über den Inhalt einer Website legen, um eine bestimmte Nachricht zu übermitteln. Sie erscheinen oft unaufgefordert, können aber durch gezielte Trigger wie Scrollbewegungen oder Exit Intent, also das Verlassen einer Seite, aktiviert werden. Exit Intent Banner sind eine spezielle Form von Pop-Ups, die

EMOB – the crucial first 90 days in customer lifecycle management

EMOB Best Practice Campaignwaterfall CLM
The first 90 days of the customer lifecycle, also known as the “Early Month on Book” (EMOB), are critical to a customer’s long-term success and profitability. In this phase, the foundation for future customer behavior is laid - be it through targeted activation, incentives for card use or personalized offers. According to Mastercard research, cardholders

EMOB – the crucial first 90 days in customer lifecycle management

EMOB Best Practice Campaignwaterfall CLM
The first 90 days of the customer lifecycle, also known as the “Early Month on Book” (EMOB), are critical to a customer’s long-term success and profitability. In this phase, the foundation for future customer behavior is laid - be it through targeted activation, incentives for card use or personalized offers. According to Mastercard research, cardholders

Holistic view of Customer Lifecycle Management (CLM)

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In the modern business world, effective Customer Lifecycle Management (CLM) is crucial to not only attract customers, but also retain them long-term and maximize their value. A holistic view of CLM means optimally supporting the customer in every phase of their life cycle - from the first contact to long-term loyalty. The following diagram shows

Use of customer lifecycle management in the banking sector

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In today's dynamic financial landscape, Customer Lifecycle Management (CLM) is essential for credit card providers and banks to remain competitive. By leveraging smart technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and data-driven strategies, banks can efficiently manage the entire customer lifecycle, from acquisition to activation to loyalty. The reality in companies In many companies, areas such

The importance of data quality in customer lifecycle management in the banking sector: the basis for long-term success

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In the digital age, data is at the heart of every successful Customer Lifecycle Management (CLM) strategy. Of course, if companies treat individual phases individually in a silo manner (such as existing customer management), this is also true, but especially when companies operate customer lifecycle management, the point becomes even more important! For credit card

The RFM model for calculating customer value and segmentation

Introduction The RFM model is a proven tool in customer relationship management (CRM) that helps companies determine the value of their customers and divide them into different segments. It is based on three key metrics: Recency: When did the customer last shop? Frequency: How often does the customer shop in a certain period of time?