Martec’s Emily Bielak Interviewed on Customer Segmentation

customer segmentation interview

Director Emily Bielak was invited to the Bullhorns and Bullseyes Podcast — a show covering a wide range of topics related to sales, marketing, brand strategy and more — to discuss the topic of customer segmentation.

From the show notes:

What is customer segmentation and why is it so critical to a brand’s ability to attract and retain loyal and enthusiastic customers or clients? Tom and Curtis welcome Emily Bielak, Director at market research consulting firm The Martec Group, to explain the basics…then delve into sophisticated approaches to understanding and serving your various customer cohorts. If you’re still thinking of your audience as a monolithic “customer base,” you’re missing out on opportunities that can really drive the bottom line!

Takeaways: 1.) Companies that focus on brand strategy in addition to lead generation are more successful at driving leads. 2.) Understanding your audience is crucial before starting marketing campaigns. 3.) Audience segmentation goes beyond demographics and includes emotions, needs, and behaviors. 4.) Measuring the lifetime value of a customer and the impact of referrals is essential for evaluating marketing effectiveness. 5.) A blend of qualitative and quantitative research provides a holistic understanding of the audience. 6.) Emotions play a significant role in designing a positive customer experience

Find the episode on the podcasting platform of your choice here, where you can also read the transcript and more.

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