When "good enough" costs too much
Briefly

Customer retention plays a crucial role in driving sustainable business growth and profitability. Many organizations fail to recognize the hidden costs of a mediocre customer experience, which contributes to increased churn rates and loss of profits. These losses stem not only from diminished purchase volumes but also from the ripple effects of customer dissatisfaction. Companies often prioritize short-term sales boosts over genuine customer loyalty, neglecting opportunities to strengthen these vital relationships, though retention is far more cost-effective compared to acquiring new customers.
Customer retention is a proven driver of sustainable growth and profitability, yet many companies still overlook its value, focusing instead on short-term gains.
The cost of acquiring a new customer can be five to seven times higher than retaining an existing one, underscoring the importance of customer loyalty.
Read at Fast Company
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