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Basic components of an Economic Model

In developing an economic model for HoganDirect clients — one that can be used to justify advertising and sales budgets (current and future) and will withstand the scrutiny of fiscal experts, we include the following componets:

  1. Identifying RFM cells (Recency, Frequency. and Monetary Value) for each current customer, based on weighted scores;
  2. Determining short- and long-term goals and supporting objectives;
  3. Determining measures for advertising and sales;
  4. Identifying other variable costs;
  5. Determining actual contact costs (for inside and outside representatives);
  6. Developing an awareness/acquisition model based on expectations and costs;
  7. Developing a cultivation/retention model based on customer quintiles from RFM cells;
  8. Calculate discount rates, based on expected rate of inflation coupled with weighted factors;
  9. Calculate Lifetime Customer Value for newly acquired customers;
  10. Calculate Lifetime Customer Value for current customers.

Results from a lead-generation program for independent contractors

A lead-generation program Hogan & Associates created and produced for independent contractors that sold and erected Robertson Building Systems (a leading manufacturer of engineered building systems)  generated the following results over a five-year period (2005-2010):: 

  • The program targeted 22,500 owners of companies in selected types of businesses (by primary SIC) that employ 10 or more employees and generate $1 million or more in annual revenues.
  • Quarterly mailings were sent on behalf of independent contractors who chose to participate in the program..
  • When a business owner responded to one of the mailings, his (or her) name and address information was  removed from the lead-generation mailing file.
    • 2,643 responses were received.
    • Cumulative rate of response based on the number of individual prospects = 11.11%
  • Total number of fully qualified leads that provided building and/or expansion plan. information = 1,220 (46.1% of all responses).
  • Total number of sq.ft in new buildings or expanded facilities identified by prospects to the mailings =                     22, 207,888
    • Average sq.ft. size per project = 18,797 sq.ft.

Criteria for a Fully Qualified Sales Lead 

  • Indicated a positive attitude in favor of owning versus leasing.
  • Identified the company’s current situation: Owned or leased
  • Disclosed his/her company was planning to construct new or expand an existing facility.
  • Specified a time frame they planned on building (e.g., six months, one year, two years, etc.)
  • Owned or did not own the land on which the company intended to build
  • Identified the approximate size of the building or expansion thst was being planned (in sq.ft.)
  • Disclosed the purpose(s) for the new or expanded facility (e.g., manufacturing plant, warehouse facility, office space)
  • Specified if their plans called for a single or multiple-story building
  • Told if the company had or had not engaged the services of an architect
  • Disclosed the company’s level of familiarity with engineered building systems
  • Disclosed the company’s level of familiarity with Roberston Building Systems and the named contractor in their area.

 

 

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