Good customer retention tactics translate to brand loyalty and profitability for SMEs
There is a good reason why the saying goes “first impressions last” and this is particularly important for small businesses. Once they’ve connected with a new customer, businesses should focus on offering high-quality delivery over the long-term.
It begins with a client's first interaction with businesses or brands and continues throughout the lifetime of the relationship.
According to Tom Stuart, Chief Marketing Officer of SME lender, Lulalend, there are five practical ways in which businesses can improve customer retention. Managing expectations, ensuring top-of-mind awareness, good communication, implementing support measures, and putting in place a rewards program.
Stuart explains that top-of-mind awareness is a key metric in the development of sound retention strategies and will ultim...