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Cintell Partners with the Customer Intelligence Institute to Help Companies Better Understand Their Customers

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Cintell and the Customer Intelligence Institute today announced their partnership aimed at providing greater customer intelligence for building stronger customer relationships. We want to empower customers with buyer intelligence to inform sales and marketing activities and build more satisfying and profitable customer relationships.”.

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The Right Customer at the Right time

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Knowing who the decision makers and influencers are among your customer contacts will allow you to cover all the bases and build long lasting and productive relationships. You can also use your personas to find and add new contacts to your customer relationship management (CRM) system. Sharing the right content.

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A Guide to Optimizing Customer Communications

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When customers engage with your brand, they expect accuracy, timeliness, transparency, multiple channel options, and personalized experiences in equal measure. Whether you like it or not, the type of person your business attracts impacts the type of communication channels where you will best engage with customers.

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11 Types of Difficult Customers and How to Handle Them

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Every interaction a customer has with a business shapes their relationship with it, down to the smallest personal interactions with company representatives. Successful businesses know that their success is reliant on their customers and the ability to have a good relationship with them.

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Habits of Customer-Centric Marketers: Q&A with Julie Carey

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Buyers and users just have a different criteria and motivators.You might meet all of the check boxes for the buying team, but to sustain and cultivate a long-term relationship with your customer, teasing out how to make your product stick, and be widely adopted within an organization is critical.

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How to Build a Buyer Persona: a Recipe for Success [Infographic]

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A buyer persona is a fictional person that represents a key segment of your audience. Interviewing your target audience in-person. Of course, basic background information like gender, age, profession, hobbies, income, and relationship status are important to know. Therefore, it’s critical to develop thorough buyer personas.