- It typically costs more to acquire a new customer than it does to repeat a sale to a current customer
- Conversion on sales offers made to current customers is typically higher than sales offers made to prospective customers
- Customers often spend more on products and services with companies that deliver a superior brand promise
- Dissatisfied customers drain company resources because they can cost more to support and can increase your marketing and sales costs
Growth Hacking — What It Is Why You Need It and How to Do It
May 15, 2019
If you’re part of a team responsible for driving growth, you know how difficult it is to achieve a very challenging revenue goal only to start over the next quarter or year. But simply starting over would be easier if you also didn’t have to exceed the target you just bloodied yourself to achieve!That’s why smart leaders look for “growth hacks!” A growth hack is a tactic that allows you to work smarter so that your efforts deliver even greater results. It provides you with leverage and enables you to accomplish more with what you have. Building customer loyalty is one proven growth hack that can help you accelerate your business success.Consider a few points: