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Customers
- Customers and Markets
- CRM Strategy
- Sales
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Marketing
- Marketing ROI
- Positioning and Branding
Although there are no two customers exactly the same, it is possible to differentiate customer profiles that are similar to each other. The area where the user lives, his behaviour, education, job, tastes … all provide valuable information that, when cross-referenced and analysed, allows groups to be established beyond the major generic clusters which may be of limited value for the specific positioning and orientation of a product or service.
At Daemon Quest, we take maximum advantage of all tools available in order to provide an optimal segmention:
As a result of this, we are able to clearly identify different value groups, and even go beyond this and detect new market niches that represent valuable emerging opportunities and changing business trends.
Segments are not static. They are in constant evolution. A customer passes through different phases, and therefore any segmentation must be dynamic enough to evolve in order to adapt itself to the changing realities of the customer portfolio. Daemon Quest helps you to develop “living” segmentation processes that allow you to adapt the company marketing plans to the life cycles and changing realities of your customers.
This type of segmentation is based on customer value. The profile of each customer or group of customers provides us the necessary information to estimate its value. This will give us insight into each segment´s possible reaction to the company offering and what profits might be generated in the future. It is key to be able to distinguish between MVCs (Most Valuable Customers), HPCs (High Potential Customers), and BZs (Below Zeros or Unprofitable Customers).
Being able to identify when a customer makes a purchase is often more important than having a detailed profile of the customer. The customer’s “time of purchase” allows us to customise the marketing mix by element: communications, product offering, sales channel or price. For example, a furniture distribution chain needs differentiate the young couple that is moving into its first home (and that will therefore have to furnish it completely) from the family that has just brought the grandparents to live with them.