Customer retention today is considered a critical factor of success and is more important than mere transactions to building lasting relationships and loyalty. Acquiring a new customer can be ...

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The rise of digital has boosted accessibility and convenience for banking customers, empowering them to quickly check account balances, transfer money, pay bills and even apply for loans through ...

Recruiting new customers costs seven to nine times as much as it does to keep current customers from leaving. Besides the obvious foregone revenue, dissatisfied customers are not going to recommend ...

Editor's note: This is Part 1 of our two-part series on the retention reset. Today’s installment tackles the why: the post-ZIRP correction, why acquisition-first economics are failing and why ...

Customer retention has never been more important to an organization’s bottom line, but achieving it means doubling down on the connection between employees and customers. Here’s why it works, and how ...

Lee Davis is a tech analyst who has been covering the document imaging industry for over five years. Currently, Lee is the Associate Director of Software and Scanners at Keypoint Intelligence, where ...

Social media platforms do more than attract new customers and promote products; they can also play a pivotal role in keeping the customers you already have. A thoughtful social media marketing ...

Customer loyalty is a customer’s willingness to repeatedly return to a company to conduct some type of business due to the delightful experiences, quality of products or services, and the value they ...

“Customer retention” refers to any effort to keep a customer satisfied enough with your product or service to continue using it. Customer retention is an important aspect of business strategy and, ...