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- Commercial growth The combined work of acquiring customers, converting demand, improving customer experience, growing customer relationships and making better commercial decisions from data. View Definition
- Customer intelligence The process of organising and interpreting customer, audience and market data so teams can make informed decisions about targeting, engagement, service and customer value. View Definition
- Integrated Service Solution One of GWO SEVO’s seven primary offers. Each package begins with a commercial problem and intended outcome, then brings together the capabilities needed to address it. View Definition
- Customer lifecycle management The coordinated work across onboarding, ongoing engagement, retention, upsell, cross-sell and reactivation, supported by customer operations and intelligence. View Definition
- Audience monetisation Using segmentation, insight, campaign intelligence and commercial planning to identify ways customer or audience assets may support measurable value. View Definition
- Customer acquisition The work of finding prospective customers, creating demand and converting the right people or organisations into customers. View Definition
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- Audience monetisation
- Using segmentation, insight, campaign intelligence and commercial planning to identify ways customer or audience assets may support measurable value.
- Audience Monetisation and Customer Intelligence Programme
- A GWO SEVO Integrated Service Solution that helps organisations turn customer and audience assets into intelligence and commercial value.
- Audience overlap
- The extent to which the same eligible people or accounts appear in two or more audience groups.
- Audience profile
- A documented description of a defined audience using relevant characteristics, needs and behaviours supported by available data.
- Audience reach
- The number or proportion of distinct eligible people exposed through a channel, platform or campaign within a stated period.
- Audience segmentation Segmentation
- Organising an audience into useful groups based on relevant, permitted information so targeting, service or analysis can be more specific.
- Audience taxonomy
- An agreed classification used to name and organise audience groups consistently.
- Audit
- A structured examination of records, processes or performance against defined questions, criteria or evidence.
- Automation
- The use of configured technology to complete a defined task or workflow step with limited manual action and appropriate controls.
- Average deal size
- The average recorded value of deals won within a defined period, segment and calculation scope.
- Average handle time AHT
- The average time used to handle an eligible interaction, including defined talk, hold and after-contact work.
- Average speed of answer ASA
- The average time eligible callers wait before an agent answers, calculated under stated queue rules.
- Awareness
- The extent to which a defined audience recognises or recalls an organisation, person, product, service or issue.
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- Behavioural data
- Information generated by recorded actions or interactions, such as visits, purchases, responses or product use.
- Brand awareness
- The level of recognition or recall a brand has among a defined audience, measured using stated methods.
- Brand credibility
- The extent to which an audience finds a brand’s claims, conduct and communications believable and dependable.
- Brand message
- A clear statement of what a brand wants a defined audience to understand about its relevance, offer or point of view.
- Business development
- The work of creating and progressing commercial relationships, partnerships and opportunities that fit an organisation’s strategy.
- Business rule
- An approved condition that determines how a process, decision or system should behave in a defined situation.
- Buyer
- The person or organisation responsible for evaluating, approving or purchasing a product or service.
- Buyer journey
- The stages and interactions a prospective customer experiences while recognising a need, evaluating options and making a decision.
- Buyer persona
- A research-based representation of a buyer type used to organise relevant needs, behaviours and decision criteria.
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