| C and R and M and a bit of Social |
| Wednesday, 03 August 2011 12:39 |
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Let’s have a quick look at the letters CRM and what they stand for.
A lot gets written these days about adding “Social” to CRM, but this really is nothing new. The common goals of Social and CRM are to attract new customer and provide the best customer service there is. It’s always been necessary to provide interaction on a social level in order to make the machine work, the three letters C, R and M still provide the backbone of a solid business structure. There are many ways of using your CRM solution to interact with social activities and to capture this data to enhance your customer data, improve your marketing skills and to optimise your sales techniques:
Ultimately with the Social media world changing on a daily basis there is no one-size-fits all solution, and each organisation will have different levels and ways in which they choose to interact with the social world. The CRM tool remains a stable structure which an organisation can use to collate it’s social CRM efforts. Sales Pitch: CRM has always been there to enhance the customer interactions, and good use of OpenCRM provides you with the framework to manage your social customer interactions too. With the recent development for Googlesync with OpenCRM this opens up a whole host of synchronising options for your CRM solution. |
C and R and M and a bit of Social 
