Finding Customers with the Greatest Profit Potential

KQ1 2012
Featured Articles

Capitalize on the incredible potential of social profile data —To enhance your understanding of each individual's banking preferences, overlay traditional targeting data with data from Facebook, LinkedIn and other social networks.

by Jamie Beckland

Discover what customers really want—Develop a heightened sensitivity to the needs of discrete customer segments, and focus marketing resources on the most receptive audience.

by Jay Nagdeman

Resist the 'functional benefit' trap. The battle of branding — and by extenstion of targeting — is for hearts, not heads. Make both logical and emotional connections to become the provider of choice.

by Brenda Bence

Our culture is running dangerously low on happiness, but there’s a quick and easy fix: invest more of yourself into the lives of those who mean the most.

by Will Marré
Columns and Departments

We’re only one-third into the year, but I’m already excited about where this industry is going. Positive energy is everywhere. People are more realistic and optimistic.

by Martie Woods

Dust off those ideas.Something you ruled out three years ago might be the ideal move today.

An innovative member experience evaluation program makes it easy to reward good service and identify areas for improvement.

The 2012 Collaborative officially begins. This year’s topic: Thriving by 2015: Retailing Profitable Solutions.

by Heather Vaughan

Further targeting your most profitable customers and members.

by Martie Woods
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