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Garnering awareness and acquiring customers is one of the great challenges or building a business. It is so essential that there is an entire business discipline dedicated to this - which we know as marketing. It's fair to say that any customer that finds your business or website is highly valuable to you, and you want to hold on to them as long as possible.That's where the idea of a database comes in. A customer database is simply your list of contact information of the customers that you have dealt with in the past. So why keep a list of them? Because they are your best source for future revenue and word of mouth. Who better to announce your newest product line to than the people who loved your last product line? Who better to spread the word about your new service than those who've used it previously? That's all well and good, but how can you get your customers' contact information? Here's 4 simple strategies.
Try it out!With Design Reaction's online business system, you can do many of the above with ease. Most importantly, the contact details are all captured in one, central customer database. Why is this important? Because you don't want your customer's details strewn across multiple disconnected tools - you want them centralized and close to hand.You can implement the above strategies with your online business right now: Web Forms are automatically set up to capture customer details directly into your customer database. You can build your own under Modules-> Web Forms, either for a 'Contact Us' form or for a competition/give away form. Forums are found under Website->Forums. You can add one to your website - all the technical bits, like capturing a username and password, are handled automatically as part of your forum. An Online Shop is built into your online business from the beginning, and all orders processed through your online shop are automatically linked to a customer record with your customer's contact details in it!
Go Back CommentsI don't know who you wrote this for but you helped a brother out. Posted: 08-Aug-2011 04:55 PM | Millie |
Right on-this helepd me sort things right out. Posted: 15-Sep-2011 06:56 AM | Kaedn |
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Portrait photography is one of the hardest areas to be a photographer but I like it because the subject will talk to you. For 25 years I have been photographing the people of Newcastle and the Hunter Valley and they are still talking to me. I have photographed babies 2 hours old and great grandmothers on Nobby's beach who are 92 years old.
This is a great job.
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