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Marketing technology and operational tools for a customer-centric organization

Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2025 7:09 am
by kumartk
Building a profitable business takes incredible effort and focus. However, to do so, it is important to focus on the right things and always put customers first in every decision you make. Both aspects are essential for a thriving organization.

While it’s tempting to look at secondary metrics like the number of social media followers, subscribers, or website visitors, putting energy and resources into increasing these numbers is fruitless if expectations don’t translate into actual customers. Instead, focus on metrics that make your company a customer-centric organization, so you get actionable data and timely user feedback that drives business forward.

Here you'll find four metrics you can track to help you become a customer-centric organization, plus the most important marketing technology and operational tools to leverage those metrics to build a stronger business and a larger customer base.

1. Acquisition Metrics
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Metrics to check: Number of new acquisitions, Number of leads, Market share, Revenue

Kissmetrics Create a customer pipeline and sort website visitors into groups based on common actions and triggers so you can learn more about how potential customers access your content or website.
Unbounce Use A/B testing to learn which features, website elements, or marketing messages are most effective at eliciting a desired action or response from potential customers.
Hubspot This marketing automation suite helps you analyze and improve landing pages and forms so you can collect the right information from prospects and automatically assign them to the right campaigns.
Google Analytics Find out which keyword queries lead customers to your site or product.
2. Product adoption
Metrics to check: Adoption rate, New product revenue, Time to market

Clicktale Use heatmaps to track visitors' mouse movements, clicks, and scrolls to determine which aspects of your site they pay most attention to and which they overlook.
Qualaroo asks visitors to complete a short, targeted questionnaire to learn about how and why they use certain features. It then uses that information to improve the user experience.
Userlytics Analyze mobile app usage and user experience. Gain insights into how users interact with your product to identify opportunities to drive adoption.
3. Competitive analysis
Metrics to check: Acquisition rate, Growth rate by sector, Communications share

SEM Rush Look at the top organic keywords, keyword rankings, and search volume of keywords that drive organic traffic to your competitors' websites, and discover opportunities where you can gain ground.
SimilarWeb Get an estimate of your competitors' traffic over the past six months across all channels to find out which traffic sources, referring sites, organic and purchased keywords, and social networks are delivering the most visitors to your competitors.
Google Advanced Search Find out where your competitors are earning valuable external backlinks. Simply type in "Link:" and the domain you want to analyze to see which third-party websites your competitors are building relationships with and which ones could send high-quality referrals to your site.
4. Customer value
Metrics to check: Referral rate, Mass production rate, Retention rates and Customer loyalty

Zendesk Great customer service is the essence of loyalty. Record issues, respond effectively, and build positive customer relationships.
Happy Fox Creates knowledge bases and templates to help customers get the most out of your product.
BigDoor Loyalty Program Reward customers for things that don't involve purchases or earnings, like referring friends or sharing content.
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Emily Bonnie
Emily Bonnie
Emily is a former content marketer at Wrike. She specializes in leadership, collaboration, and productivity. Her brain is filled with obscure grammar rules, an embarrassing amount of Star Wars fun facts, and her grandmother’s pie recipes.

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