Customer profitability analytics
Customer profitability analytics is the process of identifying which of your customers are actually making you money.
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Customer profitability analytics is the process of identifying which of your customers are actually making you money.
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Use this analysis continuously to understand where customer value is being created, and give it particular attention when revenue is falling, costs are rising or margins are under pressure. It can reveal whether the problem comes from customer mix, acquisition channels, service demands, pricing or operational cost.
Use it when a market is stagnant, declining or narrowly contested, or when customer only research keeps reproducing the same opportunities.
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