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Introduction to Database Marketing
Figure I-1: What Works and What Doesn’t Work
Chapter 1: How Database Marketing Works
Figure 1-1: Profits by Customer Segment
Figure 1-2: Operational and Marketing Databases
Chapter 2: The Mirage of CRM
Figure 2-1: Reichheld 5 Percent Retention Gains
Source:
Frederick Reichheld,
The Loyalty Effect
(Boston: Harvard Business School Press, 1996), p. 36.
Chapter 3: Selling on the Web
Figure 3-1: Use of Web Certificates
Figure 3-2: Finding a Dealer
Chapter 4: Computing Lifetime Value
Figure 4-1: Gain in Retention Rate
Chapter 5: The Value of a Name
Figure 5-1: Viral Marketing
Figure 5-2: Viral Email Dispatch
Chapter 6: The Power of Communications
Figure 6-1: RFM Break-Even Chart
Figure 6-2: Lucinda Williams Landing Page
Figure 6-3: Focus Group Page
Figure 6-4: Reward for Survey
Figure 6-5: Survey
Figure 6-6: Concert Tickets Email
Figure 6-7: Online Campaign Reports
Figure 6-8: Email Sample 1
Figure 6-9: Email Sample 2
Figure 6-10: Email Sample 3
Figure 6-11: Web Site for Designing Your Web Address
Figure 6-12: Text of Valentine’s Day Email
Chapter 7: Customer Response
Figure 7-1: Sample Microsite
Figure 7-2: Customer Service Link through the Web
Chapter 8: Marketing to Customer Segments
Figure 8-1: iDine
Figure 8-2: Currently Registered HV Customers by Start Date and Program Area
Figure 8-3: Sales Rates for the House List Calendar Mailing
Chapter 9: Helping Business Customers to Become Profitable
Figure 9-1: Dun & Bradstreet Data
Figure 9-2: BenefitMall Web Site
Figure 9-3: Postcard Direct
Figure 9-4: Order Form for Postcard Direct
Figure 9-5: Postcard Order Details
Figure 9-6: Vendor-Managed Inventory
Chapter 10: Customer Management
Figure 10-1: iMarket Prospect Segmentation System
Figure 10-2: Team Performance in Conversion to Multibuyers
Figure 10-3: Club Performance in Conversion to Multibuyers
Chapter 11: Letting Them Come behind the Counter
Figure 11-1: Profitability
Figure 11-2: Elimination of the CSR. (
a
) Current system. (
b
) New system.
Figure 11-3: One-Click Ordering
Figure 11-4: The Boeing Global Airline Inventory Network
Chapter 12: Can Database Marketing Work for Catalogers?
Figure 12-1: Lands’ End Live. Lands’ End, Inc. Used with permission.
Figure 12-2: My Virtual Model. Lands’ End, Inc. Used with permission.
Figure 12-3: My Personal Shopper. Lands’ End, Inc. Used with permission.
Chapter 14: Profile Marketing
Figure 14-1: Profile by Age Range
Figure 14-2: Actual Age Range of Customers
Figure 14-3: Income Ranges
Figure 14-4: Profile by Gender
Figure 14-5: Disney Survey
Figure 14-6: Macy’s Survey
Figure 14-7: Reasons to Fill Out the Macy’s Survey
Figure 14-8:
New York Times
Survey
Figure 14-9: Web Quiz
Figure 14-10: Results of the Quiz
Figure 14-11: The Fix for Your Problems
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The Customer Loyalty Solution : What Works (and What Doesnt) in Customer Loyalty Programs
ISBN: 0071363661
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 226
Authors:
Arthur Middleton Hughes
BUY ON AMAZON
Identifying and Managing Project Risk: Essential Tools for Failure-Proofing Your Project
Why Project Risk Management?
Quantifying and Analyzing Activity Risks
Quantifying and Analyzing Project Risk
Managing Project Risk
Conclusion
SQL Hacks
SQL Fundamentals
Hack 16. Search for a String Across Columns
Hack 33. Get Values and Subtotals in One Shot
Hack 54. Denormalize Your Tables
Hack 59. Define Personalized Parameters
Java How to Program (6th Edition) (How to Program (Deitel))
Terminology
Introduction
Java Exception Hierarchy
Summary
Exercises
Visual C# 2005 How to Program (2nd Edition)
Case Study: Class GradeBook Using an Array to Store Grades
NumericUpDown Control
string Indexer, Length Property and CopyTo Method
Insert, Remove and Replace Methods of Class StringBuilder
Introduction
.NET-A Complete Development Cycle
The Need for .NET
Project Planning
The Initial Use Case Model
Requirements for Image Postprocessing Components
Product Release
Java All-In-One Desk Reference For Dummies
Pulling a Switcheroo
Working with Statics
Using Abstract Classes and Interfaces
Using Layout Managers
Working with XML
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