ThinkSales

How B2B Companies Can Win Back Customers They’ve Lost

Reacquisition is especially important for B2B companies. Because of current trends, increase in the number and size of mergers, the variety of choice in global markets, and uncertainty about trade wars, customers are constantly re-evaluating their relationship with suppliers and making changes. Losing these customers is increasingly costly. As recently as 2014, for example, “the average publicly traded manufacturing firm received over 25% of its revenue from large buyers, up from 10% in the early 1980s.”

The process for reacquiring a customer requires a different approach than acquiring new ones. For one thing, your previous customers will have prior experience, knowledge, and long-held assumptions about your people and capabilities. Conversely,

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from ThinkSales

ThinkSales1 min read
Customer Engagement
How do you score? Once you've read this section, turn to page 54 to rate how you score on revenue growth readiness in Pillar 2 ■
ThinkSales1 min read
Are You Revenue Growth Ready?
At RevenuePartners we offer Sales Enablement Solutions such as Lead Generation and ROI Case Studies to open new business opportunities by building trust and demonstrating ROI to justify purchase decisions. Turn to the back of the magazine to view our
ThinkSales2 min read
Operationalising Customer Retention & Growth
IN AN ENVIRONMENT where good Customer Service should be the minimum requirement, most organisations fail to consistently match even this standard. The good news is that for those companies nimble enough to plan and operationalise a competitive advant

Related