30 September

No predictive marketing without scoring 

The limits of scoring 

Scoring is the act of assigning a note (a "score") to a customer or prospect, based on various criteria, whether quantitative or qualitative. This score will then be used to enrich the person's profile and will serve as a filter to optimize the targeting of marketing operations.  

What is a predictive score?

A score is the probability that a phenomenon will occur. It is used to predict future behavior.  

For example:

  • What is the probability that this customer will purchase this product in the next 2 weeks?  
  • What is the probability that this customer will respond to this email?  

For what benefits? 

  • Better targeting by obtaining better return rates, you increase your ROI.
  • Optimization of the use of promotions by offering discounts only to promophile customers, you improve your margin.
  • Detection of new opportunities: data analysis allows you to build and enrich profiles and thus detect appetite for products other than those already purchased and ultimately increase your sales.
  • A more sustainable customer relationship: by assigning scores to each customer according to their appetites, brands can set a threshold of relevance for a communication to be addressed or not. Customers feel recognized and are more loyal to the brand. The "lifespan"of your customers is extended!

No predictive marketing without scoring 

The limits of scoring 

Scoring is the act of assigning a note (a "score") to a customer or prospect, based on various criteria, whether quantitative or qualitative. This score will then be used to enrich the person's profile and will serve as a filter to optimize the targeting of marketing operations.  

What is a predictive score?

A score is the probability that a phenomenon will occur. It is used to predict future behavior.  

For example:

  • What is the probability that this customer will purchase this product in the next 2 weeks?  
  • What is the probability that this customer will respond to this email?  

For what benefits? 

  • Better targeting by obtaining better return rates, you increase your ROI.
  • Optimization of the use of promotions by offering discounts only to promophile customers, you improve your margin.
  • Detection of new opportunities: data analysis allows you to build and enrich profiles and thus detect appetite for products other than those already purchased and ultimately increase your sales.
  • A more sustainable customer relationship: by assigning scores to each customer according to their appetites, brands can set a threshold of relevance for a communication to be addressed or not. Customers feel recognized and are more loyal to the brand. The "lifespan"of your customers is extended!