Course : Implement your customer acquisition and retention strategy

Practical course - 2d - 14h00 - Ref. MCF
Price : 1500 CHF E.T.

Implement your customer acquisition and retention strategy




Implementing a customer acquisition and loyalty strategy is one of the key success factors in a competitive market. This course will teach you how to analyze the market and its competitive universe, identify the right targets and develop the most appropriate offers to achieve your objectives.


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In person or remote class
Available in English on request

Ref. MCF
  2d - 14h00
1500 CHF E.T.




Implementing a customer acquisition and loyalty strategy is one of the key success factors in a competitive market. This course will teach you how to analyze the market and its competitive universe, identify the right targets and develop the most appropriate offers to achieve your objectives.


Teaching objectives
At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
Analyze the competitive environment and customer portfolio
Define your strategy and steering indicators
Building winning offers
Develop loyalty offers

Intended audience
Marketing, sales and communications managers. Product and market managers.returnchariot
Responsables for strategy, conquest, loyalty, CRM, direct marketing, customer relationship management.

Prerequisites
No special knowledge required.

Practical details
Hands-on work
Examples. Sharing experiences. Reflection and practical implementation workshops. Case studies.
Teaching methods
Active pedagogy encouraging exchanges between participants.

Course schedule

1
Carry out a market diagnosis

  • Consider its global environment and competitive universe, new channels and modes of communication.
  • Analyze prospects: choice criteria, equipment, loyalty, potential, unmet expectations, Life Time Value.
  • Analyze your customer portfolio: customer value, life cycle (repurchase, attrition).
  • Identify non-customers and their disincentives.
  • Identify the determinants of "loyalty": satisfaction, image, attachment, expectations, commitment, competitors' offer.
Hands-on work
Identifying loyalty criteria. Use of a SWOT matrix

2
Defining your marketing strategy

  • Identify the challenges, limits and risks of each strategy.
  • Define the overall conquest and loyalty strategy: offensive, defensive, selective, with which objectives?
  • Identify targets, contacts and lines of action.
  • Define cost levels.
  • Select CRM tools for real-time personalization, conversational solutions, video, data collection.
  • Estimate ROI and define steering indicators: response rate, conversion rate, attrition rate, retention rate, etc.
Hands-on work
How do you segment prospects and customers to target those with the best potential?

3
Designing offers to win new customers

  • Identify the key action moments in the prospect's journey.
  • Define the types of welcome offers: trial offer, sponsorship, etc.
  • Formulate messages and sales tools.
  • Select the right sales support tools.
  • Activate response levers and gas pedals.
  • Choose the right prospecting channels (e-mailing, SMS, SEA, SEO with CTA to generate leads...).
  • Deploy a communication strategy for our offers: multi-channel, web-to-store, intelligent voice chatbots...).
  • Test offers on specific segments based on propensity scores.
  • Measure performance using key indicators (click-through rate, conversion rate, lead qualification rate, etc.).
Case study
Definition of conquest offers based on a company case study

4
Developing loyalty offers

  • Identify the variables in the marketing mix on which to act.returnchariot
  • Optimize your products, your range of services, your customer journey and experience, your extreme responsiveness...
  • Define a pricing structure that integrates loyalty, exclusive benefits, gift and co-creation strategies...
  • Add value and visibility to your company and its offerings.
  • Redefining customer relationship management, creating links, commitment and attachment.
  • Captivate customers.
  • Specify preventive or curative retention processes.
  • Identify key indicators (NPS, feed rate, re-purchase rate, churn rate, etc.) and key success factors.
Hands-on work
Definition of loyalty offers based on a company case study


Publication date : 02/19/2026


Dates and locations

Last places available
Guaranteed date, in person or remotely
Guaranteed session
From 25 to 26 June 2026
FR
Remote class
Registration

REMOTE CLASS
2026 : 25 June