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Strategy. Execution. Results.<br />

Suppose you had two possible initiatives<br />

Customer<br />

Investment<br />

Initiative A<br />

Initiative B<br />

$10 $20<br />

But what if you only have one customer?<br />

Which of these initiatives should you choose?<br />

Why would your answer be different<br />

if you “only” had a million customers?<br />

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ROI <strong>and</strong> ROC – Both Measures Together<br />

Strategy. Execution. Results.<br />

Every possible treatment permutation<br />

Maximum ROI<br />

Highest value<br />

creation<br />

Increasing ROI <br />

ROI “hurdle rate”<br />

Maximum ROC<br />

Increasing ROC <br />

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Which Resource Will You Run Out of First?<br />

Strategy. Execution. Results.<br />

Evaluating two possible<br />

marketing actions<br />

Value of<br />

customer<br />

Investment<br />

required per<br />

customer<br />

Net new value<br />

created per<br />

customer<br />

ROI<br />

ROC<br />

Treatment 1 $100 $10 $30 300% 30%<br />

Treatment 2 $100 $40 $100 250% 100%<br />

If cash<br />

is scarce<br />

Cash available<br />

Customers<br />

affected<br />

Net new value<br />

created<br />

Treatment 1 $5,000,000 500,000 $15,000,000<br />

Treatment 2 $5,000,000 125,000 $12,500,000<br />

If customers<br />

are scarce<br />

Customers<br />

available<br />

Investment<br />

required<br />

Net new value<br />

created<br />

Treatment 1 300,000 $3,000,000 $9,000,000<br />

Treatment 2 300,000 $12,000,000 $30,000,000<br />

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Benefits of CRM in financial services<br />

Strategy. Execution. Results.<br />

Among those<br />

rating customer<br />

service “good”<br />

% Likely to<br />

add one or<br />

more products<br />

in next 12 months<br />

% Likely to<br />

switch away one or<br />

more products in<br />

next 12 months<br />

LOW CRM 15%<br />

26%<br />

MEDIUM CRM 21% 10%<br />

HIGH CRM 31% 1%<br />

Source: PRG - Roper Starch Worldwide survey, Sep<br />

2000<br />

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ogers@1to1.com<br />

Peppers & Rogers Group<br />

Management consultants in<br />

customer strategy issues<br />

Magazines, newsletters,<br />

research white papers<br />

Offices <strong>and</strong> clients around the world<br />

1to1.com peppers<strong>and</strong>rogersgroup.com<br />

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