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A course on customer profitability analysis


Summary

The Course on Customer Profitability Analysis is designed to help professionals understand and apply methods for assessing customer profitability to drive business strategy. Participants will learn to calculate Customer Lifetime Value (CLV), allocate costs accurately, and segment customers by profitability potential. Through these insights, businesses can prioritize high-value customers, optimize resource allocation, and make data-driven decisions to improve overall profitability.

The course emphasizes the importance of a profitability-focused approach, covering techniques for managing unprofitable customers and increasing the profitability of marginally profitable ones. Through case studies and hands-on exercises, participants gain practical experience in developing and implementing a customer profitability analysis plan.

By the end of this course, participants will have the skills to leverage customer data effectively, support strategic growth, and foster profitable customer relationships.

Objectives and target group

Objectives

  • To understand the principles of customer profitability analysis and its business impact.
  • To calculate Customer Lifetime Value (CLV) and allocate costs by customer.
  • To develop strategies for increasing profitability across customer segments.
  • To identify and manage unprofitable customer relationships effectively.
  • To create a customized action plan for improving customer profitability.

Target Group

  • Marketing and finance managers
  • Customer relationship and account managers
  • Business analysts and data specialists
  • Strategy and revenue management professionals
  • Business owners seeking to optimize customer profitability

This course outline is flexible and can be customized to address specific industry needs. Let me know if you’d like further details or modifications!

Course Content

  • Introduction to Customer Profitability Analysis

    • Importance of understanding customer profitability in business strategy
    • Differences between revenue-focused and profitability-focused approaches
    • Key metrics in customer profitability analysis
  • Customer Segmentation for Profitability

    • Techniques for segmenting customers by profitability and value potential
    • Using data to define high-value, mid-value, and low-value customer groups
    • Prioritizing segments to focus resources on the most profitable customers
  • Calculating Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)

    • Overview of Customer Lifetime Value and its significance in profitability analysis
    • Methods for calculating CLV: historical and predictive models
    • Using CLV as a basis for decision-making and marketing strategy
  • Cost Allocation to Customers

    • Understanding direct and indirect costs in customer relationships
    • Techniques for allocating costs accurately across customer segments
    • Using Activity-Based Costing (ABC) for a more granular analysis
  • Revenue and Profitability Analysis by Customer Segment

    • Identifying key revenue drivers for different customer segments
    • Calculating profit margins across customer groups
    • Analyzing profitability by product, service, and channel within each segment
  • Building Data Models for Profitability Analysis

    • Using data analytics and modeling tools for customer profitability
    • Software and tools for customer data analysis (Excel, R, Tableau, etc.)
    • Visualizing data to present insights to stakeholders effectively
  • Using Profitability Analysis to Drive Strategy

    • Developing targeted marketing and retention strategies based on profitability
    • Strategies for upselling, cross-selling, and managing customer churn
    • Adjusting pricing models and service levels for profitability optimization
  • Decision-Making Based on Profitability Insights

    • Making data-driven decisions to maximize customer profitability
    • Balancing customer acquisition, retention, and profitability
    • Prioritizing resources for high-value customer segments
  • Managing Low-Value and Unprofitable Customers

    • Identifying unprofitable customers and understanding their cost impact
    • Strategies for improving profitability of low-value customers
    • Deciding when to discontinue unprofitable customer relationships
  • Case Studies and Practical Applications

    • Analyzing real-world examples of successful profitability analysis
    • Hands-on exercises to apply profitability analysis to participants' businesses
    • Group discussions on applying insights to different industry settings
  • Developing a Customer Profitability Action Plan

    • Participants develop a tailored action plan based on their profitability insights
    • Setting measurable goals for customer profitability improvements
    • Defining strategies and KPIs to monitor customer profitability over time

Course Date

2024-12-16

2025-03-17

2025-06-16

2025-09-15

Course Cost

Note / Price varies according to the selected city

Members NO. : 1
£4800 / Member

Members NO. : 2 - 3
£3840 / Member

Members NO. : + 3
£2976 / Member

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