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Shame Marketing Boosts Sales but Reduces Loyalty

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Are you a marketer looking for a quick and dirty way to boost sales? If so, then shame marketing may be right up your alley. Shame marketing is a cynical form of advertising that involves exploiting the insecurities of young people in order to sell them products. Here are some examples of shame marketing campaigns: 1.

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Cross-selling and Upselling in 2020

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In 2020, with businesses in turmoil, many have shifted to focus on growing accounts by upselling more services and cross-selling new product lines. The move, done effectively, will make Finnair some money and reinvigorate wanderlust — hopefully sustaining some brand loyalty for that one day we can fly again in the process.

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Cross-selling and Upselling in 2020

Zoominfo

In 2020, with businesses in turmoil, many have shifted to focus on growing accounts by upselling more services and cross-selling new product lines. The move, done effectively, will make Finnair some money and reinvigorate wanderlust — hopefully sustaining some brand loyalty for that one day we can fly again in the process.

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Success During the Pandemic – Customer Retention Is Key

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Thriving companies in 2020 shared a common trait: a product customers want that is simple to use and easy to access. According to Gartner, “In response to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, marketers are exhibiting a range of responses beyond creating COVID-19-specific content. Data trends support the success of customer-centric strategies.

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5 Ways to Build Up Customer Loyalty

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Businesses have posed the question of how to build and strengthen customer loyalty throughout history. But it’s more pertinent than ever before in today’s crowded digital landscape, where businesses struggle to build and maintain customer loyalty in an ever-expanding field of competitors. Invest in Multi-Channel Customer Service.

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Pick The Right Plays: Using the Go-To-Market Framework

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Disruption and uncertainty are inevitable in these times, which is why a solid go-to-market plan is critical to address the unique stage and goals of any given company. ZoomInfo has identified four areas — or quadrants — that together create a framework for a successful go-to-market approach: Build loyalty. Market expansion.

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Finding New Customers in a Pandemic: Zoom’s Success Story

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While building loyalty with existing customers continues to rank as a top priority for companies, 2020 was also a big year for acquiring new ones — as well as expanding into new markets — primarily because of the pandemic. Figure 1: Between January 31 and March 31, 2020, Zoom’s adoption rate grew by 418%.

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