Förstå dina kunder genom platstjänster
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Förstå dina kunder och besökare genom platstjänster. Med ökad insikt om dina kunder ökar värdet av kommunikationen. Idag använder vi tjänster som låter oss berätta helt öppet om vad vi gör, var vi är och vad vi tycker. Det här är en konversationen som du behöver förstå och delta i som företag. Genom att analysera den data som dina kunder genererar kan du få en inblick i vilka de är, vad de tycker om och vad de helst delar med sig av. Kunden är din bästa marknadsförare.
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Förstå dina kunder genom platstjänster
- 1. dela mat? @petterpalander | @pinmeto
- 2. CC BY 3.0 Chirashi-Don VI DELAR MED OSS AV NATUREN
- 3. VAD KAN STADEN LÄRA AV MÄNNISKORNA?
- 4. VAD BERÄTTAR DATAN OM OSS?
- 5. CartoDB MWC VAD HÄNDER VAR OCH NÄR?
- 7. CC BY 2.0 Thomas Geiregger VAD KAN PLATSEN LÄRA OSS OM BESÖKARNA?
- 8. VAD KAN BESÖKARNA SÄGA OM PLATSEN? CC BY 2.0 News Oresund
- 12. dela mat? @petterpalander | @pinmeto