November 07, 2010

What's the New Customer Worth?

Interesting infographic based on a few studies, which focus on customer acquisition, retention and attrition rates. It gives an insight into how much the acquisition of the new customer costs.

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Nov 7, 2010 8:56:01 PM | Communication, Economy, Links, Marketing, Research

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