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Why is a Good CRM System Important

Written by Oleksandra Vereshchak | Oct 11, 2018 2:43:09 PM

The most important asset that any company has, no matter the industry, size, and specialty, is their customers. Besides being a source of revenue, customers guide your company with a purpose and give valuable feedback which becomes a source for your inspirations! One of the most essential focuses of your business should be creating and nurturing relationships with your customers. In this difficult task, a CRM is your best friend.

Why is a CRM Important?

A CRM (customer relationship management)

  1. Collects and organizes the information about your customers, from their purchases to their needs and concerns. This information is accessible to any employee helping out the customer, thus increasing productivity and reducing the process time.
  2. Gives your company an opportunity to re-target (either with emails, ads, or any other strategy) the prospects that did not become customers.
  3. Analyzes customer behavior and offers solutions to improve customer satisfaction, such as what brands, prices, and products are ideal to your customer.
  4. Identifies customer needs.
  5. Helps you optimize conversions.
  6. Focuses on the most profitable customers while managing unprofitable ones in cost efficient ways.
  7. Stores historical data to accurately forecast customer needs.
  8. Automates everyday tasks, such as emails, reports, and forms, allowing your employees to focus on closing leads.
  9. Tracks all the interactions with the customers, from phone calls to emails.
  10. Decreases costs by decreasing the amount of manual work. With a CRM in place, your company needs less workers and less resources. 

A CRM system is used not only for business, but for relationships. It is the bonding and connections with people that elevates the business to new levels of success. And, according to Salesforce, 3 out of 4 consumers say they spent more money with a company because of a positive customer experience. Are you keeping your customers satisfied? 

 

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