Marketers turn to CRM systems to manage large volume, complex data sets and take advantage of the rich data at their disposal to drive relevant marketing programs. CRM systems are great for managing customer data, campaign automation flow and tracking interactions with customers, but are they ideal for delivering high-volume email marketing campaigns?
Hear Forrester CRM Analyst Suresh Vittal present an in-depth look at the changing world of CRM, the need for sophisticated campaign execution functionality, and how marketers can now seamlessly leverage the data in SAP CRM with a best-in-class email marketing system. Learn how your marketing team can benefit from bi-directional data integration, improving email marketing campaign performance while saving a significant amount of time and resources.
Key things you will learn:
• How email is changing the world of CRM.
• The power of integrating best-in-class email marketing with CRM to strengthen customer relationships and drive revenue.
• Strategies for leveraging your CRM data in email campaigns.
• How to send millions of dynamic emails reliably and effectively.
• How you can achieve email deliverability above 95%.
27. What Does It Take To Build a Successful Loyalty Management Program? Decide Understand Plan Do it External Data Business Warehouse Customer Segment Analysis Marketing Planning Loyalty Management Customer Interaction Channels Profitable & Loyal customers Phone, Sales Agents, Web, Email, Direct, Fax, Mobile, Social Networking #SAPemail
28. Proprietary and Confidential | What are marketers looking for in a campaign management system? What are marketers looking for in a campaign management system? #SAPemail
32. The Lowest Total Cost of Ownership of Any Tier 1 Solution Proprietary and Confidential | Saved $3.5 Million over 3 years by moving from Epsilon to StrongMail #SAPemail
41. Thank you! Suresh Vittal VP & Principal Analyst Forrester Research +1 (617) 613.6097 [email_address] Twitter: @sureshvittal Ryan Deutsch VP of Emerging Media StrongMail +1 (650) 421-7124 [email_address] Twitter: @rdeutsch Sunil Dixit Sr. Director, Product CRM Mktg SAP +1 (650) 687-2585 [email_address]
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Loyalty Program Management enables set-up and maintenance of loyalty programs. Program maintenance includes information about program partners, program-related loyalty status levels, set-up and maintenance of point accounts, as well as program-specific attributes based on flights, nights of stay, dollars spent, frequency of purchases, and so on. Loyalty Reward Rule Management includes the set-up and maintenance of loyalty rules and conditions, campaigns for enrollment and registration, finally being processed by the loyalty engine. All points accrued and redeemed by members are recorded within the member‘s point account. Loyalty Membership represents the participation of an individual person to a specific loyalty program. Membership is opened by registration to the loyalty program, either paper-based, via Web self-service, or Interaction Center. It also includes member activities such as flights, hotel stays, or sales activities, finally being processed by the processing engine against the reward rules. The Loyalty Management Processing Engine is a highly scalable component to process member activities, tier transition evaluation, and point expiration. It is an integrated part of SAP CRM and the “heart” of the SAP CRM based Loyalty Management solution. Some market analysis demonstrates how crucial it is e.g. for an airline company to manage their loyalty program in a more innovative and aggressive way – Surveys show that … A top business traveler has on average 21 flights / year 94% of business travelers belong to at least one frequent flyer program 60% of business travelers belong to three or more programs 80% of business travelers state that loyalty programs influence their travel decisions 20% of loyalty program members generate 80% of an airline's profit 9% of all travelers buy 50% of an airline's premium seats Whereas … It costs 10 times more to acquire new members than to keep existing ones 5% - 20% of an airline's loyalty program costs can be saved through better prospect targeting Lack of evidence suggests that FFP management do not have monthly reports detailing acquisition costs per active member by campaign type Increasing customer retention by 5% can increase profits by 25% to 95% Therefore, taking airlines as an example, given the profit contribution of Frequent Flyers, it is vital for airlines to continuously recruit new frequent travelers into their loyalty program and segment the existing ones based on value and frequency only to name two possibilities.
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