Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve discussed why customer marketing teams are struggling to achieve impactful personalisation at scale and how they can overcome those challenges.
With the right people, processes and technology in place to unify, analyse and activate a brands’ online and offline data, marketers can create optimised omnichannel experiences for each customer, serving them the content and offers they want to see, when and where they want to see them.
And we know it works. Personalisation increases purchase frequency and customer value by bolstering engagement, boosting basket sizes and highlighting the cross-/upsell opportunities that customers actually want to see. In fact, we’ve seen predictive targeting and personalisation lead to a 20-30% uplift in engagement for our clients, resulting in £100ks incremental revenue.
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Resources

Lead the Brief: How CRM Becomes a Strategic Voice in Trading Decisions
CRM teams often arrive too late to shape strategy. Showing up with live insight repositions CRM as an contributor to commercial planning , not just the…

Connect the Journey: Building Real Omnichannel Intelligence
Disconnected journeys limit CRM’s impact. When CRM connects cross-channel behaviour into a clear customer view, it drives smarter personalisation,…

Be the Monday Hero: Escape the Reporting Scramble and Get Back to Strategy
Manual reporting keeps CRM teams reactive. Automating performance insight frees them to spot customer trends, guide strategy, and focus on the work that…

Fix the Loyalty Leak: Why Smarter CRM Reduces Margin Loss
Discounts may drive short-term sales, but smarter CRM targets loyalty behaviours that protect margin and build long-term value. Strategic incentives change…

See Beneath the Surface: Turning Segmentation into Strategic Intelligence
Segmentation isn’t just for targeting. When used to surface behavioural insight, it reveals where value is created, what predicts loyalty, and how CRM can…

Become a Customer Economist: Why CRM Should Speak in Value, Not Volume
CRM is often rich in insight but fails to speak the business’s language. Reframing performance in terms of customer value is key to influencing strategy…