CPM CRM & Customer Lifecycle 3

Question 1

The 'moments of truth' concept in CRM refers to:

Accepted Answer

Key interactions that significantly shape a customer's perception of a brand

Answer

Moments of truth are critical touchpoints—such as first purchase, complaint resolution, or product failure—that disproportionately influence customer perception.

Question 2

In RFM analysis, a customer scored high on Frequency but low on Monetary value is BEST described as:

Accepted Answer

A frequent but low-spend customer who may respond to upsell or bundle offers

Answer

Frequent low-spend customers are engaged but not maximizing value, making them prime candidates for upselling or bundling strategies.

Question 3

Which of the following BEST illustrates 'customer lifetime value optimization' in a CRM context?

Accepted Answer

Developing personalized retention offers for customers showing early churn signals

Answer

Proactively retaining at-risk customers extends their relationship duration, which is a primary driver of lifetime value.

Question 4

A retail brand tracks that customers who join its loyalty program spend 2.5x more annually. This finding is BEST used to:

Accepted Answer

Prioritize loyalty program enrollment as a post-purchase CRM trigger

Answer

Using post-purchase automation to enroll customers in the loyalty program capitalizes on the proven spend-lift the program delivers.

Question 5

The concept of 'share of wallet' in CRM refers to:

Accepted Answer

The percentage of a customer's total category spending captured by your brand

Answer

Share of wallet measures how much of a customer's spending within a product category goes to your company versus competitors.

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CPM CRM & Customer Lifecycle 3