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Client relationship management (CRM) results in great service to
the client, but it is so much more than service with a smile.
Recognizing that CRM needs to be embedded throughout all levels of
an organization, Bill Howatt and Tyler Hayden, an international
expert in developing teams and customer service, created an
easy-to-use and relevant model (the H&H CRM Model). This model
focuses on the two pillars of CRM: relationship building and client
service. Neither can independently ensure client satisfaction.
Together, they offer a sustainable means of providing CRM
excellence. After reading this book you will understand the roles
of clients, companies, and caretakers in relationship building ABCs
(attitudes, behaviours, and consequences) of client service.
Develop and implement a fully-functional, systematic CRM plan with
CiviCRM About This Book * Develop an integrated online system that
manages contacts, donations, event registrations, memberships, bulk
e-mail, campaigns, case management, and other functions such as
activity tracking, grant distribution, and reporting. * Plan a
constituency relationship management strategy with ladders of
engagement that will improve how your organization realizes its
mission. * Use case studies and step-by-step examples to put the
raw concepts into real-life terminology and build your solutions.
Who This Book Is For The book is primarily for administrators
tasked with implementing, configuring, maintaining, and updating
CiviCRM, and staff users who are looking to better understand the
tools available in order to become power users. CiviCRM is software
that may be used by advocacy groups, non-profit, and
non-governmental organizations, elected officials, professional and
trade associations, government entities, political campaigns and
parties, and other similar organizations, and this book will prove
useful to all such users. What You Will Learn * Install and
configure your CiviCRM * Analyze your current workflows and
processes to translate them effectively into the CiviCRM model *
Build an integrated system to solicit, retain, and manage your
donors and members through robust management and reporting tools
for administrators * Raise more money with CiviCRM with effective
solicitation campaigns * Market events effectively and track
registrations and payments * Improve communications with
constituents using targeted broadcast e-mail campaigns * Track
ongoing communications with constituents including from Outlook and
Gmail using activities and case management tools * Take advantage
of the many CiviCRM tools to generate both simple and complex event
structures and manage registrants through every phase of the
project In Detail CiviCRM provides a powerful toolbox of resources
to help organizations manage relationships with constituents. It is
free, open source, web-based, and geared specifically to meet the
constituent relationship management needs of the not-for-profit
sector. Beginning with broader questions about how your
organization is structured, which existing workflows are critical
to your operations, and the overarching purpose of a centralized
CRM, the book proceeds step by step through configuring CiviCRM,
understanding the choices when setting up the system, importing
data, and exploring the breadth of tools available throughout the
system. You will see how to best use this software to handle event
registrations, accept and track contributions, manage paid and free
memberships and subscriptions, segment contacts, send bulk e-mails
with open and click-through tracking, manage outreach campaigns,
and set up case management workflows that match your organization's
roles and rules. With specific emphasis on helping implementers ask
the right questions, consider key principals when setting up the
system, and understand usage through case studies and examples, the
book comprehensively reviews the functionality of CiviCRM and the
opportunities it provides. With this book, you can help your
organization better achieve its mission as a charity, industry
association, professional society, political advocacy group,
community group, government agency, or other similar organization
and position yourself to become a power user who efficiently and
effectively navigates the system. Style and approach This guide is
packed with step-by-step tutorials and real-life examples
interspersed with practical advice and best practices on how to use
CiviCRM strategically. You will be able to quickly grasp and
implement the basic elements of CiviCRM before moving on to more
advanced tools.
The "Top 25 Customer Service KPIs of 2011-2012" report provides
insights into the state of customer service performance measurement
today by listing and analyzing the most visited KPIs for this
industry on smartKPIs.com in 2011. In addition to KPI names, it
contains a detailed description of each KPI, in the standard
smartKPIs.com KPI documentation format, that includes fields such
as: definition, purpose, calculation, limitation, overall notes and
additional resources. This product is part of the "Top KPIs of
2011-2012" series of reports and a result of the research program
conducted by the analysts of smartKPIs.com in the area of
integrated performance management and measurement. smartKPIs.com
hosts the largest catalogue of thoroughly documented KPI examples,
representing an excellent platform for research and dissemination
of insights on KPIs and related topics. The hundreds of thousands
of visits to smartKPIs.com and the thousands of KPIs visited,
bookmarked and rated by members of this online community in 2011
provided a rich data set, which combined with further analysis from
the editorial team, formed the basis of these research reports.
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