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Monday, 01 December 2008
Article Index
Understanding Your Customers
Introduction
Best Practice - The Everyman Theatre
The Benefits Of Understanding Your Customers Better
The Process
Stage One - Collecting Information
Stage Two - Storing Information
Stage Three - Accessing Information
Stage Four - Analysing Customer Behaviour
Stage Five - Marketing More Effectively
Stage Six - Enhancing the Customer Experience
CRM and your Business
Implementation Checklist
Research and Analyse
Consult
Plan and Test
Act
Further Help and Advice

Understanding Your Customers

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Further Help & Advice

Achieving best practice in your business is a key theme within DTI's approach to business support solutions, providing ideas and insights into how you can improve performance across your business. By showing what works in other businesses, we can help you see what can help you, and then support you in implementation.

ACHIEVING BEST PRACTICE IN YOUR BUSINESS

To access free information and publications on best practice:

SUPPORT TO IMPLEMENT BEST BUSINESS PRACTICE

To get help bringing best practice to your business, contact Business Link - the national business advice service. Backed by the DTI, Business Link is an easy-to-use business support and information service, which can put you in touch with one of its network of experienced business advisors.

MORE ON CRM

Be sure to read our dedicated CRM guide and then try;

GENERAL BUSINESS ADVICE

You can also get a range of general business advice from the following organisations:

England
Scotland
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Northern Ireland
  • Call Invest Northern Ireland on 028 9023 9090
  • Visit the website at www.investni.com

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