Integrated Insight Strategy for Customer Retention Tony Mooney Customer Retention Summit, London 14 th Oct 2009
Agenda
What do we mean by ‘integrated insight’?
Steps to Success
Examples and Summary
For retention, two important domains need an integrated, insight-driven approach Product Acquisition Customer Experience Differentiated Propositions Customer Journey Brand What is ‘integrated insight’? Legal Policies Processes Competition Channel Financials Customer Behaviour Business Behaviour
Insight techniques need to be integrated in the right sequence Insight is a business process supported by technology What has changed ? Why? What to do about it? What is customer behaviour Vs organisation behaviour or process? What will happen? What is important? What is ‘integrated insight’? Propensity Modelling Scenario Modelling | Forecasting | Segmentation Portfolio Dynamics Analysis and Reporting Financial Sensitivities | Profiling | Segmentation Market Research | Exit Interviews | Internal Reference Customer Process Mapping | Policy Analysis | Portfolio Analysis Insight Technique
Right-time Decision support for multi-channel marketing Not ‘some-time’ analytics ‘ Offline’ ‘ Online’ What is ‘integrated insight’? Creative Develop Review Plan Optimise Execute Business & Product Strategy Customer Strategy Planning Decision Management Analytics Data Acquisition Data Management
Strategy
Product
Proposition
Offer
Base Data Optimisation Reporting & Profiles Opportunity Discovery & Data Mining Value & Performance Improvement Strategies Campaign Evaluation Campaign Reporting Analytical Domain Operational Domain Response Capture & Management Candidate Propositions Budgets Targets Operational Constraints Creative Requirements Rapid Insight Scenario Build Model Build & Maintenance Build Plan Third Party Data Purchase Report & review last cycle, define next steps Optimisation & Iteration Plan Specification Define new inputs, requirements, assumptions Scenario Optimisation Real-time Assignments Decisioning & Optimisation Deployment Creative & Content Management Timing is key
Issue: IT has not delivered for Marketing Increasing demand for integrated technology from marketing “ Marketing vs. Technology is a cage-fight between ignorant marketing people who expect technological miracles immediately and the propeller-heads who talk only about the benefits of some coding philosophy that no-one this side of the Klingon Empire really understands.” CMO Magazine What is ‘integrated insight’?
Agenda
What do we mean by ‘integrated insight’?
Steps to Success
Examples and Summary
Establish Customer Metrics using financial modelling, profiling, predictive modelling and segmentation Potential Value Current Value Low High Low Low High Retention High High Predictive Modelled = Customer Lifetime Value Steps to Success
The Washing Machine Customer portfolio dynamics must be understood and mapped Product Y Customer Base Product X Customer Base .. by recognising customers as individuals & tracking and measuring customer behaviour better value evaporation Voluntary Churn Compulsory Churn Migrations (soft churn) Migrations/downgrading Inactivity Revenue Pool New Revenue New Revenue Voluntary Churn Upgrading Steps to Success
Select and focus on material, addressable areas of churn that offer best chance of success Strategy will also have to recognise that some drivers of churn will not be addressable Net Churn pa Goal ?% ? pa Target Churn reduction ? New customers At renewal At Home move Re-acquired customers Est Materiality pa Price Rise Channel mis-selling Focus areas Universe illustrative Competitor offer Steps to Success
Sequenced and integrated, closed loop consumer experience - for decisions and data capture across all channels Uninterested & rejecters Interested Enquirer On boarding Subscribe Establishment In Life Nursery Renew or Cancel Ex Customer Suspect-prospect-customer journey Value-based acquisition Actionable measurement of consumer dynamics Informed Interactions: Recognise, Remember, Value Differentiated propositions and flexible, reactive consumer strategies 4 1 3 2 Marketing ‘with memory’ Steps to Success
Customer Lifecycle Management requires Multi-dimensional, dynamic segmentation Underlying Drivers Lifecycle state Triggers & Events Product Holding Payment Exit Routes Affordability Value for Money Fraud Channel Miss-selling New not paid New in contract New 12-14 mths Winback <14 mths Renewal <14mths 14-24 mths 2-4 years Over 4 years Homemove Price Rise Service Problem Competitive Offer Offer End Churn Attempt One Product Multiple Products Bundle Premium Product Regular Failed Once In 12 mths Failed multiple In 12 months Call-to-cancel Cancel Payment 1 2 3 4 5 6 Compulsory Churn Direct Debit
Integrated
Sequenced
Operationalised
Timely
Customer-centric
Steps to Success illustrative
Retention strategy will under-perform without creating differentiated propositions for key customer states Tenure Churn Risk High 5 years + New kit £XX offer Sample premium Free Product Free Product Product deal Service DD migration On-line Extra kit Full price Service Service Service Service Tenure Based offer Service Service Tenure Based offer Tenure Based offer Service Service Sample premium Sample premium Product deal Extra kit Full price Extra kit Full price Extra kit Full price Sample premium New kit £XX offer New kit £XX offer New kit £XX offer On-line Product upgrade Extra kit offers Pay up front 3,6 months Free content Replace Old equipment Optimised upgrade offer 2 Optimised upgrade offer Optimised upgrade offer 3 Free content (14 days, free) Free content Weekend (free) BOGOF content Sample DVD Mid tier Sample CONTENT £5 for x months CONTENT £5 for x months Extra kit offers Extra kit offers Free Product Free content Product upgrade Existing proposition New – product based New – Sample based New – pre payment New – anniversary Low Sample DVD BOGOF content BOGOF content Free content Free Product Optimised upgrade offer 2 Optimised upgrade offer Optimised upgrade offer Optimised upgrade offer 2 Replace Old equipment Fairly well covered, but only with introduction of new propositions (green) Steps to Success illustrative
Strategies for Customer Acquisition & Retention must be joined up Need for New Customers Need to Keep Existing Customers Financials Customer Expectations Customer Understanding Marketing Techniques Metrics
Scale economies/market position
Return against CLV/Payback
Set by Marketing & Sales Promises
Researched
Assumptive
Interruption advertising to all
Offers, incentives, discounts
Volumes
Costs
Market position
Retained volume/value at lowest cost
Set by experience
Transactional
Behavioural
More targeted communications
Offers, incentives, discounts
Volumes
Values
Costs
Steps to Success
Agenda
What do we mean by ‘integrated insight’?
Steps to Success
Case Study and Summary
An integrated insight approach transformed churn management Delivering the solution
Success in growing its customer base but it came at a price – an increasing customer churn problem
Internal analytical teams and other consultancies had been tasked with solving the problem, but none of them were able to tell the executives what was really driving churn
Focus on diagnostic, hypothesis-based approach
Concentrating only on the material issues
Capability to enable analysts to deliver rapid profiling
Development of portfolio analysis
Impact analysis of organisational policies and processes
Interpretation and synthesis to turn insight into a coherent strategy
Scenario modelling
New churn strategies and policies implemented
Automated portfolio dynamic reporting
Propensity Modelling based on strategy objectives
Proactive retention programme
Optimisation of retention budgets
Case Study: Integrated insight for Churn Management Starting Point Building on success
Key dynamics were identified and remedial initiatives implemented and measured Key Trends Identified Growing instability in client base Damaging “offer culture” Churn risk from basic channels High churn from winbacks Falling quality of acquisitions Main Initiatives Offer “Washout” Saves & Winback Proactive Retention Winback Optimisation Acquisition Survival Targeting Churn “Deep-dives” Benefits Increased % of stable customers in the base Lower churn calls as % of base Better profile of acquisitions Optimised Winback activity Case Study: Integrated insight for Churn Management Profiling & Segmentation Dominant Insight Technique Modelling & Targeting Reporting & Evaluation
The rewards for getting it right were considerable.. Churn was reduced by 25% - £100m in retained revenue Actual (Disguised) Example Integrated Insight Programme Case Study: Integrated insight for Churn Management
Integrating insight and making it actionable Key messages for improving retention performance Create customer value metrics and align to P&L sensitivity Integrate and operationalise prospect-customer journeys that manage customer state Drive differentiated customer propositions not just different-coloured envelopes Put more science into acquisition strategy Be clear on materiality and let this guide where you focus efforts Understand portfolio dynamics and the impacts on enterprise value 1 2 3 4 5 6 Summary
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