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CRM Explained - Marketing
Your marketing manager needs help
launching marketing campaigns or even sending quick e-mail
messages to targeted lists of leads and customers, tracking
campaign progress, and monitoring results.
CRM for marketers today must include easy to use target list
facilities, lead management, and profiling options to ensure the
right people are targeted with minimal wastage.
Your Marketing Director's CRM
priority
The marketing manager wants easier, less expensive ways to help
your company sell the right products and services to the right
people at the right time. To do this, he or she needs to:
Know which products and services your customers are using and
your leads are pursuing.
Easily segment customers and leads.
Quickly create new lead lists.
Send personalized e-mail messages to groups of leads or
customers.
Track which customers have been targeted with past marketing
campaigns.
Quantify new sales associated with various lead sources and
marketing activities.
Monitor the progress, cost, and success of marketing campaigns.
MARKETING: BETTER
DECISION-MAKING AND A CLEARER VIEW OF YOUR CUSTOMERS
In today’s information-driven economy, most companies are awash
in customer data. Success requires the ability to transform that
information into clear, actionable knowledge and respond more
quickly to changing customer needs and preferences.
With CRM, your sales and marketing organisations will have
instant access to complete customer information no matter where
it is stored, along with the tools needed to turn that
information into action.
Marketing can:
Create a single view of each customer based on every piece of
information your company collects, all stored in a single
location that is accessible across sales, marketing and customer
services organisations.
Focus your marketing efforts using intelligent list and
segmentation tools to reach prospective customers more
effectively.
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