Search results for preference collection
PossibleNOW views the growing privacy landscape as an opportunity to focus on consent, preference, and data subject rights management for enterprise companies in need of a more sophisticated solution DULUTH, GA. (PRWEB) NOVEMBER 28, 2018 – Leading analyst research firm, Forrester Research, unveiled this week its… Continue Reading
Prepare for Success The management of customer zero-party data, including customer consents and preferences, typically represents a “crossover” initiative — one that begins as a marketing project, gains traction through IT, and finds valuable application in customer service and support. Moreover, in its aim to… Continue Reading
Summary Eric Holtzclaw, Chief Strategist for PossibleNOW, discusses best practices for preference collection. He advises that when building an opt-down page, you should limit the number of choices to three: opt out of all communications, opt out of just the current communication, and an offer… Continue Reading
It’s great to be the big kid on the block–fat budgets, top talent, vast infrastructure, and all that goes with being an established, enterprise-class competitor. Yet with all of that clout, many national brands struggle mightily with building and sustaining customer engagement. That’s because they… Continue Reading
Zero-Party Data
Summary The concept of “progressive profiling” frames the data collection process as a progressive conversation, helping enterprises to better understand and plan for the nature of customer communications. Research shows that customers are more likely to reveal their preferences in iterative steps, influenced by their… Continue Reading
Summary The conversational model of preference collection focuses on providing convenient, timely, and branded experiences that align with the customer’s immediate priorities. For instance, a customer engaged in an online product warranty process is primarily concerned with that product and the seller’s support throughout its… Continue Reading
by Eric V. Holtzclaw, PossibleNOW For the American consumer, preference selection is an everyday occurrence. We unsubscribe from email lists, change our privacy settings on Twitter, request home refinance quotes via email and “like” our favorite brands on Facebook. Subtle or obvious, the act of… Continue Reading