Book review: Customer Winback - How to Recapture Lost Customers and Keep Them Loyal
By Tricia Vio, Assistant Site Editor, SearchCRM.com
SearchCRM.com
Title: Customer Winback - How to Recapture Lost Customers and Keep Them Loyal
Author: Jill Griffin and Michael W. Lowenstein
Publisher: Jossey-Bass
Customer loyalty is one of the hottest buzzwords to come out of the CRM movement. But what does it
really mean? This book shows you not only how to keep your customers, but also how to win back
customers that you have lost along the way.
Griffin and Lowenstein tell us that every year a typical firm loses 20-40% of its customers. Yet,
as discouraging as those numbers sound, it's actually easier to win back old customers than it is
to acquire new customers. The book explains how to analyze lost customers, detect customers at risk
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of defecting to competitors and develop a customer information system that will drive customer
loyalty - and success! There's even a chapter on creating loyalty within the company, i.e., with
your employees.
With a foreword by Don Peppers and Martha Rogers and a truckload of case studies and real-life
examples, this book is well worth a read! You can purchase it through the searchCRM website at http://www.digitalguru.com/DigitalGuru/product_detail.asp?catalog_name=Books&category_name=&product_id=0787946672&partner_id=57
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