Are you neglecting your most valuable business asset? Do you even know what your most valuable business asset is?
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Are You Neglecting Your Businesses Most Valuable Asset?
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4283 days ago
I'd agree that customer data is among your most valuable assets, if indeed you've carefully built your business on the relationships you share with these people. For example, in the context of old fashioned advertising agencies (think 'Mad Men') we'd call them accounts, each would be valued based on the amount they would likely spend in advertising per year, and we would have a very clear idea of the services we would need to perform to keep each happy and coming back each year for more. Of course, not all accounts are worth the same, not all represent the same level of investment, and, unfortunately, not all businesses build the level of relationship with customers to make this information truly valuable.