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How the P&L Should Be Measured To Increase Revenue

June 11, 2018

This is episode two from the last program on CRM Radio entitled: How to Fix the Broken Customer Experience.  In this episode Augie MacCurrach, CEO of Customer Portfolios discusses how and why a company should look at their P&L differently, through a different lens. He talks about:
The advantage of a single view of the customer
How adding a new view of the P&L is easy and profitable
Why this new process and the marketing programs that are a result makes the user tremendously more competitive
About Our Guest Augie MacCurrach
Augie MacCurrach is CEO and founder of Boston-based Customer Portfolios. Under his leadership since 2001, Customer Portfolios provides its clients with actionable customer insight, strategy, analytics, and omnichannel marketing to move the needle on customer value and incremental revenue.
About Customer Portfolios
At Customer Portfolios (CP), it is our mission to increase the value of your customer asset in measurable ways. With our advisory services, we guide our clients through the process of putting customers at the center of their business. By using advanced analytics, we identify actionable insights about specific behaviors and revenue opportunities across the buying lifecycle. Leveraging these insights, we execute targeted and measurable Lifecycle Marketing campaigns using our proprietary database and marketing technology. The result is an increase in lifetime value across your portfolio of customers.
For over 15 years, CP has partnered with multichannel retailers to grow their customer equity and business with our products and services. Visit www.customerportfolios.com, read our blog and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn.
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