Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10438894 | Journal of Interactive Marketing | 2004 | 13 Pages |
Abstract
Each customer varies in his/her lifetime value to a firm. A firm would like to estimate the lifetime value of each customer and use this information in planning differential marketing initiatives targeted at each customer. Customer lifetime value computations require different approaches depending on the business application that a firm is looking at. The authors present two approaches of computing customer lifetime value and offer some best practice applications. The authors also address challenges that firms typically face in implementing the customer lifetime value approach to marketing.
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Authors
V. Kumar, Girish Ph.D., Timothy Bohling,