Adam and Jeannie share unconventional but powerful ways to predict customer behavior.

Can you predict customer behavior?

We often look to past behavior to predict customer behavior for the future. However, we often have little past behavior to build from. Can we predict the behavior of new or future customers? The short answer is yes…

“Past behavior is no indication of future behavior…or, is it?”- Adam Toporek

One way to do this is with predictive analytics. But unless you’re a huge company, predictive analytics is not yet economically feasible. And while it can be valuable, demographic data is not sufficient for making truly informed decisions when creating future experiences.

How can we know how customers will behave in the journey we’re putting in front of them if we don’t have enough data? You have more useful data than you think, so why not start using it proactively?

“Customers more often drift away silently than storm out…”-Jeannie Walters

No matter what little data and insights you already have, there are ways you can take them to the next level. Today, we’re discussing great ways to predict customer behavior with little or no history and without expensive software. Stop relying on demographics as your only option.

Adam and Jeannie have some tips you can use today, and examples of great companies who have put them to work. Listen in!

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