Technology is giving companies an unprecedented view of their customers: demographic data; buying preferences; behaviors that signal the intent to buy; and analyses that enable them to develop expectations about how customers are likely to act during the buyer-seller relationship. Those abilities are new and, in many cases, hold a lot of promise. However, as we expand our capabilities to understand the customer through technology, it can become easy to overlook the fact that customers have changing expectations as well.
What Buyers Want
Posted by: Christopher J. Bucholtz June 12, 2015 04:54 PMTechnology is giving companies an unprecedented view of their customers: demographic data; buying preferences; behaviors that signal the intent to buy; and analyses that enable them to develop expectations about how customers are likely to act during the buyer-seller relationship. Those abilities are new and, in many cases, hold a lot of promise. However, as we expand our capabilities to understand the customer through technology, it can become easy to overlook the fact that customers have changing expectations as well.