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Business personnel support custom names

Definition: The definition uses rules to label users. If the user meets this rule and is within this range, the corresponding label will be labeled. The rules contain "or" and "and" requirements.

Fill in the rules: You can see the picture below

Before filling in, the product personnel need to determine which symbols correspond to the indicators on the left, and whether they correspond to numbers or status drop-down boxes.

After filling in and saving, the following image will be displayed:

Business personnel can edit and delete this label, and the page supports opening or closing.

After that, you can plan the front desk of operations personnel, marketing personnel, and sales personnel through the above configuration terminal:

Operations/marketing staff:

Customized analysis data can be performed through this dashboard.

salesperson:

At work, sales staff can connect with customers through labels developed by operations staff, thereby achieving precision marketing.

Division of authority

The RBAC model can be used to divide the functional permissions and page permissions of operations personnel and sales personnel.

Data permissions are divided according to the permissions of its organizational structure.

Summarize

User profiling is a complex and time-consuming project, but once completed, it can help multiple people in the company improve efficiency, which can also increase total revenue. I hope today’s sharing will be helpful to you.

This article was originally published by @一年 on Everyone is a Product Manager. Reprinting without permission is prohibited

The title picture comes from Unsplash, based on the CC0 agreement

The opinions in this article represent only the author's own. The Renren Product Manager platform only provides information storage space services.

Recency measures how long ago a customer's last transaction was.

Frequency (purchase frequency):

Frequency represents the frequency of purchases by customers within a certain period of time.

Monetary (purchase amount):

Monetary represents the total purchase amount of a customer within a certain period of time.

When using the RFM model, you can set the scores corresponding to each level of R, F, and M, and the total score corresponds to the stratification of customer importance. As shown below

Through the RFM model, companies can identify and focus on those customers with the most potential, develop personalized market strategies, improve customer loyalty, and increase sales and profits. In addition, the RFM model can also be used for customer segmentation, target market selection and customer life cycle management.

In each indicator of R, F, and M, the next step can be subdivided to formulate a marketing strategy.

However, the RFM model also has corresponding shortcomings:

The RFM model is mainly used to study the behavior of paying users, and is more suitable for business scenarios with a large number of repurchases, such as FMCG, e-commerce, beauty industry, service industry and other industries.

After business personnel make decisions, they also need to verify the model.

solution:

Even though the applicable scope of RFM is to study paying users, which is not particularly suitable for the online education industry, we can use the idea of the RFM model to change its indicators. For example, R, F, and M can be changed to the number of class attendances, number of interactions, and visits. Duration and other information.

The model can be verified by exporting user data from multiple classes, performing calculations and stratification in excel sheets

Prototype diagram:

There will be multiple categories under one tag name. For example, if the tag is customer intention, then the tag category can be low, medium, or high.

Business line, sku, class: supports single selection and multiple selection

In Listing 1:

The title is a drop-down box, and some fields need to be provided to support business personnel's free selection.

Input box: Only numbers can be filled in.

In Listing 2:

First column: text box, supports custom names

The second column: only supports filling in the range of numbers.

(The configured style can be seen in the picture on the right)

Time range: how many days of data each indicator has

After the business staff clicks save, the system starts to automatically run the count, and then the user tags.

#HETuber #video #sharing #watch #upload

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harunurrashid017 · 5 months

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There will be multiple categories under one tag name. For example, if the tag is customer intention, then the tag category can be low, medium, or high.

Definition: The definition uses rules to label users. If the user meets this rule and is within this range, the corresponding label will be labeled. The rules contain "or" and "and" requirements.

Fill in the rules: You can see the picture below

Before filling in, the product personnel need to determine which symbols correspond to the indicators on the left, and whether they correspond to numbers or status drop-down boxes.

After filling in and saving, the following image will be displayed:

Business personnel can edit and delete this label, and the page supports opening or closing.

After that, you can plan the front desk of operations personnel, marketing personnel, and sales personnel through the above configuration terminal:

Operations/marketing staff:

Customized analysis data can be performed through this dashboard.

salesperson:

At work, sales staff can connect with customers through labels developed by operations staff, thereby achieving precision marketing.

4. Division of authority

The RBAC model can be used to divide the functional permissions and page permissions of operations personnel and sales personnel.

Data permissions are divided according to the permissions of its organizational structure.

Summarize

This article was originally published by @一年 on Everyone is a Product Manager. Reprinting without permission is prohibited

The title picture comes from Unsplash, based on the CC0 agreement

The opinions in this article represent only the author's own. The Renren Product Manager platform only provides information storage space services.

Recency measures how long ago a customer's last transaction was.

Frequency (purchase frequency):

Frequency represents the frequency of purchases by customers within a certain period of time.

Monetary (purchase amount):

Monetary represents the total purchase amount of a customer within a certain period of time.

When using the RFM model, you can set the scores corresponding to each level of R, F, and M, and the total score corresponds to the stratification of customer importance. As shown below

In each indicator of R, F, and M, the next step can be subdivided to formulate a marketing strategy.

However, the RFM model also has corresponding shortcomings:

After business personnel make decisions, they also need to verify the model.

solution:

The model can be verified by exporting user data from multiple classes, performing calculations and stratification in excel sheets

Prototype diagram:

Tag name: Business personnel support custom names

Business line, sku, class: supports single selection and multiple selection

In Listing 1:

The title is a drop-down box, and some fields need to be provided to support business personnel's free selection.

Input box: Only numbers can be filled in.

In Listing 2:

First column: text box, supports custom names

The second column: only supports filling in the range of numbers.

(The configured style can be seen in the picture on the right)

Time range: how many days of data each indicator has

After the business staff clicks save, the system starts to automatically run the count, and then the user tags.

#HETuber #video #sharing #watch #upload

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comida-dellarte · 11 months

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In this week’s edition, RFM and Bill sit down with Dan McClellan, former scripture translation supervisor for the LDS Church. Dan received his bachelor’s degree from Brigham Young University in ancient Near Eastern studies, where he focused on Biblical Hebrew and minored in Classical Greek. He completed a master of studies in Jewish studies at… Read More »Biblical Scholarship with Dan McClellan: Mormonism LIVE: 124

I am obsessed with this podcast.

This is exactly why I believe a bit of the very religion I have run into. They all interact. All of them.

#mormon #religion #lds #mormonism live

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limonsoftaid · 1 year

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Edite Domingos -A Professional Afrostyle And Pop Singer

Edite Domingos, is a Munich born singer who harnesses her Angolan roots to produce a unique sound to the Afro Beats genre. Furthermore, her music aims to empower women. She combines elements of European popular music, while grounding the listener to the beat of the motherland. Performing self-written songs, alongside her dancers. Edite has found praise amongst audiences worldwide, as well as recognition by winning first place at the “Jugend musiziert Munich” and being a guest on Focus, Radio Lora, Radio RFM 94.00 Senegal, Radio Despertar Angola and Continental Radiostation London, etc. After humble beginnings and assembling her team of producers and management, Edite released her official music video for her second single ‚” Play with me”. Edite is currently working on new projects

Edite Domingos became the brand ambassador for the campaign „Freiwillige Messe Munich“ in 2020 and 2021. The well-known singer from Munich, who is already very active in giving girls with refugee or poor background free hip hop dance lessons, feels honored to have been asked for this position. „In my years of voluntary social work, I have learned that strengthening self-confidence is usually the biggest issue for young women “, she said. She is happy to move forward with this project. The Freiwillige Messe is a voluntary fair encouraging people to do any volunteer social work.

#editedomingos #music #pop music #germany #pop singer

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yes-deepbelievercollector · 1 year

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Programa de TV Idade Mídia abre edital para estágio universitário

A 4ª temporada do Idade Mídia, exibida pelo Canal Futura, abriu edital para universitários das áreas de comunicação e artes (cursos de jornalismo, rádio … O post Programa de TV Idade Mídia abre edital para estágio universitário apareceu primeiro em RFM Editores.

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the-final-straw-blog · 2 years

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Matthew Lyons on Christian Nationalism(s)

This is a conversation with Matthew Lyons, antifascist researcher, contributor to Three Way Fight Blog and author of, among other books, Insurgent Supremacists: The U.S. Far Right’s Challenge to State and Empire and contributor to the recent AK Press compilation, No Pasarán: Antifascist Dispatches from a World in Crisis (edited by Shane Burley). For the hour, Matthew talks about Christian Nationalist and theonomic tendencies and movements like New Apostolic Reformation, Dominionism, reactionary Catholicism and Christian Reconstructionism to learn more about how they interrelate or conflict with other far right tendencies in the so-called USA and the ongoing assault on bodily autonomy, abortion access and cis-hetero-patriarchy. More of Matthews work can be found at MatthewNLyons.Net

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Next Week…

We’re hoping to bring you voices from graduate student workers and other workers on strike in the University of California system and possibly beyond for this coming Sunday’s show.

Announcement

Support Colombian 2021 Strike Prisoners

There is still repression being felt by those swept up by the state during the 2021 National Strike in Cali, Colombia and there’s a fundraising effort for the Paso del Aguante 6 who are facing up to 50 years in prison for participating in the strike. The Colombia Freedom Collective is happy to announce that Christian Andres Aguilar has been released at 14 months of pre-trail detention, though he’s not out of danger yet. You can learn more about the cases of the Paso del Aguante 6 and how to support their defense efforts at: https://colombiafreedomcollective.org/christian-andres-aguilar-released-after-14-months-of-pretrial-detention/

Bad News #62

Check out the latest episode of Bad News: Angry Voices from Around The World from the International A-Radio Network. This month features two really good interviews you may not have heard from Frequenz-A: a chat with a member of Feminist Anti-War Resistance, a movement against the militarism of the Russian state and the war in Ukraine; a conversation with Berlin-based advocates for Alfredo Cospito, Juan, Anna and Ivan hunger striking in Italy against 41 bis. These are alongside shorter versions of our recent chats on heaters in Albuquerque, updates on Eric King & Oso Blanco's situations and the struggle against Camp Grayling.

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Though we’re releasing some content early to patreon supporters, we won’t be paywalling it permanently. Our fundraising goes to operating costs, equipment, and paying our transcribers. We’ve been transcribing each interview we’ve conducted and making them available as zines on our website for coming up on 2 years now, and going back to transcribe past episodes to boot. This makes these important conversations available for translation, for easier access to folks who are more comfortable reading or for whom English is a second language, as well as getting the content more easily into prisoners, reading groups and passers-by’s hands so as to include more people in the discussion.

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