So simple, but this could be a great use of transaction data to quantify RFM

20 September, 2011 at 11:16 am Leave a comment

This may well be old news to some, but I just loved the simplicity and the subsequent actionability (is that a word?).

I want a ticketing system that offers such a simple KPI of engagement. Gotta copyright that! BUT, you have to start with data that can identify individual customers and build a history of transactions.

Hmmmm, I gotta try this out. Let me know if you do before I do.

Is Recency the Most Important Factor to Drive Engagement?

Oh, I like his name of the source too, Email Yogi: your guide to multi-channel enlightenment ;-)

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