Analyzing Customer Journey And Data From 360 Degree PowerPoint Presentation Slides

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Analyzing Customer
Journey and Data
from 360 Degree
C ompany N ame H ere

Agenda
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To Achieve a 360-degree view of the Customer
› To gain a complete view of customer and to understand their journey in relation to our engagement plan.
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Customer Retention Rate
› To increase the customer retention rate with the help of new strategies .
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TableofContents
Our Asset lifecycle Management Process
› Customer Interaction History
› Current Customer Acquisition Cost
› Flow of Product Service
› Our Marketing Campaigns and Their Effectiveness
› How the Customer Perceives Our Product
› What does our CRM System Say
› Performance of Our Emails Campaigns
› Our Social Media Performance
› Analyzing Our Products Market Share
Why Do We Need Customer 360
Mapping Our Customer Journey
› How do We Make Our Customer Aware
› What Strategies do we Use to Acquire Our Customer
› Our Conversion Rate Over the Year
› Our Retention Rates
› How to Maintain Our Customer Loyalty
› Recent Customer Issues
How to Improve Our Customers Experience
› Customer Profile
› Demographics of Our Customers
› Defining Our Ideal Customer
› Psychographic Data
› Customer Behavioral Data
New Marketing Strategy
› Our New Segmentation Strategy
› How to Position Our self in the Market
› What will Our Communication Channels Be
› Our New Brand launch Process and Budget
› Strategic Messaging Mapping
Forecasting
› Sales Forecasting
› CLV vs CAC
Training Plan
› Training Required for Marketing Strategies
› Training Schedule
Risk Assessment Table
› Mitigation Plan for Overcoming Risk
› Customer Cases
› Performance Metrices

The following slide highlights multiple issues such as low customer retention rate, low conversion rate etc. that led the company to adopt 360 approach
› ABC Corp has been facing low
customer retention rate of 60% in
comparison to to 69% FY18
Low Customer Retention Rate
› Current conversion rate 2.85 % in
comparison to 3.5% in FY18
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Low Conversion Rate
› Total number of leads generated in
FY19 is 120,000, 50 % decrease in
comparison to FY18
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Low Number of Leads
› No clear buyer persona hindering the
targeting process and causing losses
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No Customer Definition
› Current customer engagement rate
3.6 % in comparison to 4.5% in FY 18
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Low Customer Engagement Rates
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Why Do We Need Customer 360 (1/3)
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The following slide highlights multiple issues such as low customer retention rate, low conversion rate etc. that led the company to adopt 360 approach

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The following slide highlights the key metrices of customer satisfaction and have measured their performance over years in the table provided.
2017 2018 2019
Net Promotor Score 60 50 40
Churn Rate 6.2% 5.8% 4%
Conversion Rate 4% 3.5% 2.85%
Retention Rate 72% 69% 60%
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Key Takeaways
9% decrease in retention
rate in 2018 and 2019
Low score on each customer
metric causing losses
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Avg Customer
Satisfaction Score
Avg Net
Promoter Score
Avg First
Response Time
Avg Customer
Retention Rate
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The following slide shows the data that the organization has collected from the customer feed back over the year.
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Customer
Data
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Feedback
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Analyzing our Current Scenario
› Customer Interaction History
› Current Customer Acquisition Cost
› Flow of Product Service
› Our Marketing Campaigns and Their Effectiveness
› How the Customer Perceives Our Product
› What does our CRM System Say
› Performance of Our Emails Campaigns
› Our Social Media Performance
› Analyzing Our Products Market Share

Customer Interaction History
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In this slide we have provided a table to show organizations customer interaction history via multiple platforms along with its effectiveness and rate of
engagement .
Interaction
Platforms
Cost
Per Year USD
Engagement
Rate % Age
Customer Satisfaction
Rate (100 Max)
Comments
CRM Platform 5,000 2.5 50 Add Comments Here
E- Mails 8,000 3.5 45 Add Comments Here
Chat Box 6,000 5 55 Add Comments Here
Retail Store Counters 12,000 6 40 Add Comments Here
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Customer Acquisition Cost
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The following slide provides the breakdown of the Customer Acquisition cost and various variables that contribute to it .
Input Variables
Total
Web Visitors
10,000
SEM Cost
Per Click
$0.50
Conversion
to Trial %
5%
Trial
Conversion %
10%
No. of Sales &
Marketing Staff
3
Cost Per
Employee Per Month
$16,500
Flow Qty. Conversion %
Total Paid Web Visitors 10,000
Trials 500 5%
Customers 50 10%
SEM Marketing Spend $ 5,000
Total Headcount Costs $ 49,000
Cost of Customer Acquisition
Without headcount costs $ 100.00
With headcount costs $ 1,090.00

Our company ABC Co uses
method 2 for the flow of
their product and service
Key point of sales : retail
stores , E-commerce
website and teleshopping
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Producer
Wholesaler
Consumer
Retailer
Method 1:
Producer
Consumer
Retailer
Method 2:
Producer
Consumer
Method 3:
Flow of Product and ServiceIn this slide we have provided multiple channels through which the product flows and reaches the end user .Highlighted is the current channel used by the
organization.
Key Takeaways
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Our Marketing Campaigns and Their Effectiveness
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In this slide we have provided various marketing campaigns that the organization has undertaken in order to increase sales. These campaigns are evaluated
on their costs, the leads they have generated and their effectiveness.
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Somewhat Effective
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Neutral
2
Less Effective
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Not Effective
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Highly Effective
Type of
Campaigns
Duration Cost USD $ Leads Generated Effectiveness Comments
Digital Campaign 1-Nov-18 to 31-Dec-18 8,000 2,000 3 Add Comments Here
Radio & Television
Campaign
6-Mar-18 to 25-Jun-18 5,000 450 3 Add Comments Here
Customer Referral
Campaign
20-feb-18 to 25-Feb-18 9,000 800 1 Add Comments Here
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How Customer Perceives Our Product
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In this slide we have provided you with multiple factors based on the value that your product provides to the customer , based on each parameter customer
feedback can be shown with the help of bar graphs.
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56%
78%
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Convenience
Problem Solving
Functional Value
55%
55%
45%
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Attractiveness
Emotional Value
Emotional Value
55%
65%
75%
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Brand Value
Status Symbol
Symbolic Value
55%
55%
85%
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Convenience
Value for Money
End Value

What Does our CRM Process Say?
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In this slide you can explain your CRM Process and major customer points you have collected though CRM.
Goal & Strategy Aligned
with System
Customer
Segmentation
Personal
Customer Interactions
Customer Data
Consolidation
Revaluation
of Strategy
Key Takeaways
73% Consumer Prefer to do business with
companies that provide personalized experience
75% of total profit is generated from the top 20%
of the customer base
Reduction in customer churn by 5% due to CRM
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Our CRM
Process

Performance of Our E-Mail Campaigns
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Multiple Feedback collected by you through E-Mail campaign can be shown on this slide. along with key takeaways.
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Q4 2017 Q1 2018 Q2 2018 Q3 2018 Q4 2018
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Subject Line Test Quarter %age of Email Open rates
Q4 2017 18.6
Q1 2018 23.2
Q2 2018 21.6
Q3 2018 55.4
Q4 2018 52.7
Key Takeaways
70% of Customers Unsubscribed to daily E-Mail Updates
Low Conversion rate on various E-Mails
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Our Social Media Performance
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In this slide we have provided the data about the customers that can be derived from various social media along with various performance indicators and
key takeaways
Platform
Shares
(per month)
Likes
(per month)
Mentions
(per month)
Hashtags
(per month)
Followers
(per month)
Comments
Facebook 650 8,000 100 650 2.5 mm Add Comments Here
Twitter 470 7,000 200 470 3.5 mm Add Comments Here
Instagram 580 10,000 300 580 3.0 mm Add Comments Here
LinkedIn 450 5,000 400 450 20,000 Add Comments Here
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Key Takeaways
Post related to
product 1 were
shared and liked
the most
Post with Major media
personality were shared the
post on Facebook and
Instagram
60 % of followers on
Facebook are from North
American region , 20 % form
Asia 10% Form Europe and
10 % from others
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Analyzing Our Products Market Share
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We have provided you with a graphical representation of the organization's product share in comparison to the competitors product share.
Company/
Product Name
USD Millions
Competitor 1 Product 8.2
Our Product 1.4
Product 1
Our Product
Product 3
Product 4
Product 5
Product 2
52%
20%
9%
8%
6%
5%
Average
Share

Analyzing Our Products Market Share (cont…)
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This slide shows the analysis of the customer transaction and spending on the organization's products market share.
InitialAnalysis
Our product has an estimated market share of 1.4
MM dollars
The product share is 12.5% that of market leader
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Innovation
› Providing innovation to attract more
customer and increase sales.
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› Increasing customer satisfaction through
better CRM and retention Policies.
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What can we do to bridge the gap

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Mapping Our Customer Journey
› How do We Make Our Customer Aware
› What Strategies do we Use to Acquire Our Customer
› Our Conversion Rate Over the Year
› Our Retention Rates
› How to Maintain Our Customer Loyalty
› Recent Customer Issues

Mapping Our Customers Journey
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This slide provides a brief insight into the journey of your customer as it maps each stage of customer journey starting from awareness, acquisition, conversion retention & loyalty
CustomerEngagement
› Contact the potential
customer.
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› Convert the customer
into a subscriber and
make leads.
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› Make lead to paying
customer and build a
relationship with them.
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› Plan to maintain the
relationship and keep
them as recurring
customer.
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› Ultimate goal of a
lifecycle.
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Awareness
Acquisition
Conversion
Retention
Loyalty

How do We Make Our Customer Aware
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This slide shows the 1st stage of the customer journey mapping , the provided table explains various channels through which the customer becomes aware
about the and measure their results
Channels Outreach %age Cost per Year USD Key Highlights Add Text Here
Radio 75 5,000
› Low cost
› High Outreach
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Television 80 8,000
› High Outreach
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Print Media 65 9,000
› High Cost
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Viral Marketing 70 5,000
› Low cost
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E-Mails 87 7,000
› High Outreach
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What Strategies do we Use to Acquire Our Customer
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In this slide the provided graph shows the various steps taken in customer acquisition phase along with the customer acquisition rate
Description Cost per Customer USDStrategies
› Paying various advertisement agencies for views
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› Using various social media platforms such as Facebook, twitter
and LinkedIn.
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Paid Marketing
Social Media Marketing
Organic Search Marketing
Affiliate Marketing
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Our Conversion Rates Over the YearIn this slide we have provided you with a comparative graph that shows the conversion rate over a span of 2 years along with key activities that the
organization is doing in order to increase their conversion rate
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Q1 2014 Q2 2014 Q3 2014 Q4 2014
2018
2019
ConversionStrategies
Annual Membership
Discount on first 5 purchases
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Activities for Customer Retention
Our Retention Rates
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The following slide provides glimpse of a company's retention rate , average order value , their retention rate over the year along with various strategies they
have used.
Repeat Customer Rate
%age
Average Order Value
$ USD
Retention Rate
%age
Comments
2016 70 2,000 75 Add Comments Here
Loyalty
Programs
Annual Membership
Program
Frequent Communication
with Buyers
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How to Maintain Our Customer Loyalty
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The following slide provides glimpse of a company's retention rate , average order value , their retention rate over the year along with various strategies they
have used.
Strategies
› Providing customer with points on multiple purchases in order to
redeem them later
› Points are later converted into rewards
› Providing customer loyalty credits on multiple purchases
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› Customer take premium membership to obtain additional benefits on
existing services
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Description
Point Program
Spend Program
VIP Member Club
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Recent Customer Issues
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The pie chart in this slide shows the cumulation of the major complaints that the customers are facing along with the key take away that can be derived
from the data
Customer Complaints
Most customer complaints
associate to faulty product
Average time to solve customer
complaint is 4.5 days
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Key Takeaways
45%
20%
19%
12%
2% 3%
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Faulty Product
Prolonged Wait Time
Product
Performance
Delivery Error
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How to Improve Our Customers Experience
› Demographics of Our Customers
› Defining Our Ideal Customer
› Psychographic Data
› Customer Behavioral Data
→ Customer Profile

Demographics of our Customers
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The demographic of the customer are shown in this slide, along with the household income and age group
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FemaleMale
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90%
80%
70%
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40%
50%
90%
80%
70%
60%
55%
50%
Male
Female
Population Pyramid
20%
40%
25%
15%
Average spending by household
Household Size
30%
70%
Male Female
20%
80%
35%
65%
80%
20%
65%
35%

Defining Our Ideal Customer(1/2)
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The following Slide displays the ideal buyer persona of the organization along with their Demographics , background information other key information
aspects.
Laura Cooper
› Management Graduate form
HFG School of Business
Studies in 2015
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Background Information
› 25-year-Old
› Female
› Fair Complexion
› Single
Demographic
› To have her own business by
2020,
› To have annual income of
$100,000.
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Main Goals
› High School
› Economic Pass out from
Community College
› Management Degree Holder
Educational Background

Defining Our Ideal Customer(2/2)
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The following Slide displays the ideal buyer persona of the organization along with their Demographics , background information other key information
aspects
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Purchasing Decisions?
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Goals and Pain Points
Customer Name: _______________________________________ Customer Segment: _________________________________________________

Psychographic Data
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In this slide we have shown the customers psychographic data based on their lifestyle, activates ,personality and values
Traits Key Features Comments
Lifestyle
Interested in Premium products that range from
$12 k above.
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Customer Behavioral Trend
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In this slide we have shown the behavioral trends of the customer that may effect the company performance and have effect on sales of the organization
Trials & Experience
› Increased trend of taking trials and experiencing the product
before buying
› 75% customer prefer to try the product first
Reliability on Reviews
› Decision to purchase a product dependent more over the good or
bad reviews
› 80% customer purchase product based on review
E-Commerce
› High increase in the trends of online shopping through various e-
commerce website
› 62% customer prefer to purchase through online website

Customer Behavioral Trend
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In this slide we have shown the behavioral trends of the customer that may effect the company performance and have effect on sales of the organization
Trials & Experience Reliability on Reviews E-Commerce
› Increased trend of taking
trials and experiencing the
product before buying
› 75% customer prefer to try
the product first
› Decision to purchase a
product dependent more
over the good or bad reviews
› 80% customer purchase
product based on review
› High increase in the trends
of online shopping through
various e-commerce website
› 62% customer prefer to
purchase through online
website

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New Marketing Strategy
› Our New Segmentation Strategy
› How to Position Our self in the Market
› What will Our Communication Channels Be
› Our New Brand launch Process and Budget
› Strategic Messaging Mapping

Our New Segmentation Strategy
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The following slide provides with new segmentation strategy for the organization based on demographics psychographics geographic and behavioral
aspects
Demographic Psychographic Geographic Behavioral
Age – 18-30 Lifestyle – Upper Middle Class Country - America Brand Loyal
Gender – Male & Female Interest – Technical Individual State – Texas, New York California Benefit sought – Mobile & Smart Phone
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How to Position Our self in the Market
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The following slide shows the positioning strategy of the organization. The various brands and competitors along with the USP of the product are analyzed in
this slide
Brands
Sales
(Estimated)
Unique Selling
Proposition
Perceived
Quality
Own Brand $110 million High End Processor Premium
Competitor 1 $97 million Economical Mass
Competitor 2 $67 million Steel body Premium
Statement
Millennials &
Population
between 35-45
Who want new
and high-end
phone
Our product is 8 GB
RAM and 256 GB
ROM Smartphone
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What will our Communication Channels Be
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Describe and analyze the marketing communication channel that will be used by company
Channels Key Features Cost per Year USD Add Text Here
PPC Advertisement
Maximum outreach due Global
coverage on internet.
55,000 Add Text Here
Social Media
More appeal to general masses and
audience.
7,000 Add Text Here
Email Marketing Add Channel Benefit Here 9,000 Add Text Here
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Our New Brand Launch Process and Budget
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The following slide displays the multiple stages of brand launch strategy such as research, Strategic Branding Plan, Internal Branding, External Branding and
Brand Audit along with the amount spent and execution date of each stage
BRAND
STRATEGY
Stage Amount Execution Date
Brand Analysis and Audit XXX XX-XX-XXXX
Research XXX XX-XX-XXXX
Strategic Branding Plan XXX XX-XX-XXXX
Internal Branding XXX XX-XX-XXXX
External Branding XXX XX-XX-XXXX
Brand
Analysis &
Audit
Research
External
Branding
Internal
Branding
Strategic
Branding
Plan

Strategic Messaging Mapping
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Show your strategic messaging map in this slide, along with its key highlights in each phase such as tagline , slogans , business functions and value statement
Strategic
Messaging
Mapping
Position
Messaging
Target
Customer
Value
Messaging
The best software in the corporate world
Increase profit and lower your cost
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Engineer , Business Man and IT Manager
End User
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Cloud service Add Text Here
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› Slogan
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› Business Functions
› Role in Buying Progress
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› Product Feature
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Forecasting
› Sales Forecasting
› CLV vs CAC

Sales Historical and Forecasted (1/2)
The following slide show by how what margin will the new marketing plan will boost the company's sale in the upcoming year
Net Sales
Units
(Tons Produced)
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Q1 6.2 bn 10 116 XXX XXX
2018
2019
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Sales Historical and Forecasted(2/2)
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The following slide show by how what margin will the new marketing plan will boost the company's sale in the upcoming year
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Customer Lifetime Value vs Acquisition Cost (1/2)
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The following graph displays the relationship between the cost incurred on customer acquisition and their life time value in the past 2 years along with
forecasted years
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2018 2019 2020F 2021F
USDMM
CAC CLV
CAC vs CLV
Key Highlights
The cost incurred on customer acquisition is more
than their value in 2018 and 2019
In 2020 the CLV and CAC are expected to be in
equilibrium
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Customer Lifetime Value vs Acquisition Cost (2/2)
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Show the relationship between the cost incurred on customer acquisition and their life time value with the help of this graph
1X
Customer
Acquisition Cost
3X
Lifetime Value
CAC
LTV
Break-even Point
Your Company Name

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Training Plan
› Training Required for Marketing Strategies
› Training Schedule

Training Required for Marketing Strategies
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The following slide shows the training that is required to implement the newly devised business development and marketing strategy…
Product Knowledge
› Providing Detailed Knowledge of
product and services offered
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XYZ Software Usage
› Usage of XYZ Software for CRM
and Sales Management .
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Reporting Format
› Providing clear picture of the
reporting format, cycle and
hierarchy
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MS Excel Training
› Providing advance excel training
with usage of various formulas
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Training Schedule Timeline
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In this slide we have shown the complete schedule of training program that is required in the organization along with the time that each training phase will
take
PPT Elaborating the software,
its advantages and General
usage guidelines
Week 1
01
Encrypting each E-mail with
security patch
Week 2
02
Malware Detection and
removal
Week 4
04
Two Stage Case Study with
practical software usage
Week 3
03
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Description Time
PPT Elaborating the software , its advantages and General usage guidelines. Week 1
Encrypting each E-mail with security patch Week 2
Two Stage Case Study with practical software usage Week 3
Malware Detection and removal Week 4
Training Schedule Timeline
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In this slide we have shown the complete schedule of training program that is required in the organization along with the time that each training phase will
take
Training Phase
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→ Mitigation Plan for Overcoming Risk
→ Customer Cases
→ Performance Metrices

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Use the table provided in this slide to show the magnitude of the risk associated with customer 360
Risk Magnitude Comments
Inadequate staffing for customer Relationship Management High Add Comments Here
No acceptance by customer of new polices Low Add Comments Here
Bad Perception of product in customer view Moderate Add Comments Here
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CRM
Customer
Behavior
Product Views
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Risk

Mitigation Plan for Overcoming Risk
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Use the table provided in this slide to show the magnitude of the risk associated with customer 360
Risk Solution Description
CRM
New Recruitment
New Software
› New recruitment in customer relationship
department
› Purchase of new CRM software
Customer Behavior Increase Customer Engagement
› New customer engagement plan
› Increase customer engagement rate via
social media
Product Views Increase Product Quality
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Customer Cases
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Show your customer case in this slide , Enlist the solution of the challenges you faced
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Client Background
Solution & Benefits
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Challenges

Performance Metrices for Customer Support
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Requests Answered Calls
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Revenue % of Support Costs
Request Volume Vs. Service Level
Costs Per Support
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Revenue % of Support Costs
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Revenue & % of Support Costs to Revenue
Customer Retention
Avg. Time to Solve an Issue
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20%
75%
More than 2 hours
1-2 hours
Less than 1 hour
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81%
Requests Answered 2019
1.02M
Total Requests 2019
$75M
Total Requests 2019
7%
Support Costs to Revenue
Target >= 85%
32%
41%
15%
6%
6%
71%
Positive
Very Satisfied
Satisfied
Neutral
Unsatisfied
Very Unsatisfied

Analyzing Customer Journey and Data from 360 Degree Icons Slide
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Availability of less relevant data
Customer data sharing prevented by functional errors
Low level of customer centricity in the organization
Poor technology to manage data
Challenges for Implementing Customer 360
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In this slide we have provided you with a bar graph which show the impact of the challenges faced by the organization in implementing customer 360.

Predictive Analysis Technique
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This slide highlights various tools and techniques and process of predictive analysis along with the key highlights.
Highlights
• Multiple Algorithms Along With Decision Tree And Data Mining Model Were Used For Predictive
Analysis .
• Information Model Was Worked To Anticipate Pertinent Offers Correctly Mapped With Clients'
Desires.
• A Group Was Conveyed To Reach Out To Clients Who Were Bound To Drop Benefits And Hold
Them With Tweaked Contributions
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Data Preparation
Data Exploration
Transform & Select
Evaluate/Monitor Results
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New Revenue Opportunities
Increased Profitability
Increased Customer Service
Operational Efficiencies
Predictive Analytics Results
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Cross Sell and Upsell Opportunity Techniques
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Highlight the opportunity of cross sell or upsell and analyze multiple techniques.
Combine products and services
In this technique the customer is
offered with a free service on
purchase of any product.
Incentivize
Here the salesperson will tempt
the customer to spend a bit more
in order to get reward
Complementary add-ons
Here the salesperson suggest the
customer to purchase
complimentary product
Bundling Products
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Customer 360 Architecture
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BI On Unstructured Data
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Customer 360 CRM Analytics
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Analytics On InformationCampaign Management
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