I recently upgraded to HD... Next bill I get a little pamphlet with it that encourages me to go HD. Youou... You've been charging me andcredit me for HD channels...maybe that means I got it
I recently upgraded to HD... Next bill I get a little pamphlet with it that encourages me to go HD. Youou... You've been charging me andcredit me for HD channels...maybe that means I got it
This is sort of what I mean, with the power of databases these days it is so easy to examine the data for trends and then exploit those trends to the benefit of the company and the consumer.
It simply seems to me like an archaic old world view of marketing (mass marketing), large companies like Bell collect mountains of data and it seems like they have no idea of the value or power of that data.
Instead of all these complex absurd packages and rules and limitations, query out who has upgraded to HD within X months, send them a coupon for a free 6 inch sub at subway.
Query out users who have had hd for X years and send them a voucher for a free pay for view movie for being such a longstanding and valuable customer.
Bell would get more customer satisfaction with small incentives like that, the customer gets some good service and these queries are incredible easy to develop and run.
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