Challenge 3:
Accessing the Right Data to Deliver a Direct-to-Consumer Strategy
By cutting out intermediaries like retailers and wholesalers, manufacturers are taking a more independent approach to success. Direct-to-consumer (D2C) manufacturing means more control and more opportunities to interact with your customers.A CRM makes D2C manufacturing simple. It supports you with all of the customer information you need to tailor your sales and marketing strategy.
If you're finding that it’s taking a long time to create a great distribution network – a CRM can help you get there.
Know where to find your customer base: Understand which social media your customers are using so that you can create targeted campaigns.
Use information on supply and demand to forecast what your customers need and when. Use this information to drive your customer communications through your CRM.
Use richer contact information to easily identify cross selling and upselling opportunities.
Make sure you’re on-budget and customers are paid on time. Your ERP covers cost tracking and analysis, while your CRM helps you manage invoicing.
Follow all parts of a buyers’ journey to get insights into demand preferences. Track and manage leads from the moment they interact with your business.
By integrating your systems, sales teams have better visibility of costs so it’s easier to keep quotes and orders accurate. Automate complex quotation processes quickly and easily with configure-price-quote functionality.
Use automatic tracking and real-time reporting to see who is performing well and who need more support.
Automate deal probability analysis to forecast the likelihood of winning an opportunity.
Learn more about your customers’ preferences with a 360-degree view from order preferences.
Utilize your new understanding of your customers to create relevant content and see trends in customer behaviour.
Help your support teams work faster by automating case creation.
With all of the data you need on your leads and customers at your fingertips, it’s easier to begin your D2C strategy. Boost customer retention and create a loyal network that relies on your services. Win new customers with personalized marketing messaging and faster responses from sales.