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Every Communication Service Provider (CSP) wants to do personalization well. In fact, this is more vital than ever when it comes to marketing, as the majority of customers won’t even interact with a message from a brand unless it is tailored specifically to them.
But most CSPs aren’t managing this. Simply adding the recipient’s name to the greeting of an email isn’t true personalization. What is true personalization is the ability to deliver the right message to the right customer at the right time, and in the right way.
Being unable to do this on-demand and at scale, while still maintaining the level of privacy customers expect, is where many efforts fall down.
Keeping churn under control is always a top priority for telco firms. In the current environment, where it’s easy for customers to switch providers at a moment’s notice, firms need to offer more than the most competitive prices in order to keep customers at the end of their contracts. Indeed, the costs of churn continue […]
There aren’t many other industries staring down a future as uncertain as telcos. A stagnant growth and a global downturn on the horizon, Telcos are struggling to keep customers without having to resort to the obvious, giving more data and voice minutes for a cheaper price.
Personalization needs to be a part of any communication service provider’s (CSP’s) marketing strategy today. Genericized, mass-market campaigns have become ineffective as customers, who have become used to being swamped with thousands of materials on a daily basis, have learned to tune out anything that doesn’t speak directly to them. But despite the benefits of […]
It has been a challenging year. Frightening, sad, exhausting (especially for mothers of young children, like me), and yet interesting and often so inspiring.