3 points to help you engage your customers with effective communication

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Alex Conners

Alex is a self employed corporate head hunter within the R2R industry. He has over 15 years experience in his field and works with some of the leading recruitment businesses in the country.

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Anita Raj

Anita is atransformational B2B product marketer with a firm grasp over engineering and marketing.

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Igor Kranjčec

I'm Igor, a SaaS industry enthusiast 🧑‍💻, a dog dad 🐶, plant collector 🌼🌻🌷 and a cake-master 🧁.

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Engaging your customers with effective communication

In this article, we’re talking about effective communication with your customers. This content was transcribed from a panel from a 2021 Customer Marketing Summit. Look into our upcoming events; members have discount opportunities too.

Introducing our panelists

Igor Kranjčec

Hello, everybody, and welcome. Today we’ll be talking about engaging your customers with effective communication. My name is Igor, and I'm a Product Marketing Lead for Lemax (now Head of Marketing at Mediatoolkit). I'm joined today by Alex and Anita, who I’ll hand over to now to introduce themselves.

Anita Raj

Hi, my name is Anita, and I'm based in Germany. I'm very excited to be a part of today's discussion. I lead Product and Customer Marketing at ThroughPut Inc. We provide AI-powered supply chain software that helps companies make better sense of their supply chain operations and gain end-to-end visibility for streamlining productivity and output.

Alex Conners

And I’m Alex Conners. I work for a company based in New York City. We provide application traffic management. We work with some of the largest companies in the world – LinkedIn, Dropbox, Salesforce – to help them deliver the best application experience to their end users.

Common issues in customer communications

Igor Kranjčec

When we were preparing for this discussion, we all agreed on one thing – that companies often engage their existing customers in communication just before the renewal period, and the rest of the time, they just forget about them because they assume they're happy. We all highlighted the importance of making our products or services relevant throughout the whole customer lifecycle, and not only two months before the renewal comes up.

What are some other common issues that you see in customer communications?