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Operators can increase the profitability and stickiness
of their prepaid subscribers by using eServGlobal's
PromoMax to tailor promotions to different client segments.
Retaining existing subscribers for longer is more cost-effective
than constantly paying to acquire new subscribers. There
are a number of steps operators can take to keep their
existing subscribers and increase usage.
Top-up based loyalty schemes, where subscribers are
rewarded depending on their recharge behaviour, can
help operators increase usage, reduce prepaid subscriber
churn and save operating costs. Loyalty schemes contribute
to subscriber satisfaction, in conjunction with other
factors such as price, quality, service, and convenience.
Effective promotions are an important part of loyalty
schemes. Promotions can be used to reward long-term
subscriber loyalty; respond to subscribers usage patterns;
and retain subscribers which are at risk of leaving.
Promotions can be day-to-day or, coupled with predictive
marketing, respond to particular events such as certain
recharge behaviour.
For instance, a subscriber may exhibit certain behaviour
which indicates they are likely to leave. The operator
can then target them with a promotion designed to encourage
them to recharge. For example, if they recharge within
a certain amount of time, they will earn a certain number
of bonus points, or a credit towards a further recharge.
Reinforcing recharge behaviour with rewards in real-time
also increases the likelihood that more recharges will
follow. The closer operators can come to meeting subscribers'
interests, the more revenue they can expect from that
subscriber.
PromoMax, eServGlobal's promotion builder solution,
allows a high degree of customization and the ability
to respond in real-time to subscribers' usage, recharge,
and on other marketing criteria. Service providers are
able to launch promotions based on existing subscribers'
behaviour or on new market and service segment opportunities.
PromoMax is a centralized tool which takes into account
the advertising of promotions, notification and network
traffic simulation.
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