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October 22, 2008

Defining An Enterprisewide Customer Contact Strategy

by Dave Frankland

with Suresh Vittal, Jaap Favier, Emily Bowen

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Executive Summary

Increasingly, today's consumers try to limit their exposure to marketing communications. Yet few firms seek to implement a contact strategy across lines of business and communications channels in order to improve customer experience and maximize program profitability. To help frame a customer contact strategy, Forrester has identified five key dimensions marketers must focus on: 1) establish a customer-centric marketing culture; 2) rethink business processes; 3) create a centralized view of the customer; 4) use analytics to drive customer communication; and 5) invest in a consistent measurement framework.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Today's Customer Contact Strategies Are Seldom Enterprisewide
  • Five Building Blocks For A Contact Strategy

WHAT IT MEANS

  • An Enterprisewide Strategy Sends Ripples Across The Marketing Ecosystem
  • Supplemental Material
  • Related Research Documents

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RESEARCH CATEGORIES

Analyst

Dave Frankland

Technology

Marketing & Advertising, Marketing Planning

Geography

Asia Pacific, Europe, North America