
Stronger differentiation, aligned messaging by segment, personalized customer experience, creation of new roles, and enhanced member engagement through active listening
Context
This case study presents the strategic support provided to a regional financial institution facing a gradual decline in its customer base and a significant drop in cross-selling over a five-year period. Despite having a large customer base, the organization was steadily losing market share to direct competitors.
Symptoms
Decline in customer base and cross-selling performance.
Objective of the Approach
Understand the root causes of the decline in customer base and cross-selling, and adjust communications and service offerings to better meet the needs of various customer segments using a customer satisfaction survey.
What We Accomplished
- Large-scale Customer Satisfaction Survey: distributed to the entire client base, generating an outstanding response rate (approx. 17,000 responses) Customer Satisfaction Survey – Maieutyk
- In-depth Segmentation: identification of behaviours, needs, pain points, and expectations unique to each segment Customer Satisfaction Survey – Maieutyk
- Competitive Benchmarking: analysis of services used with competitors and reasons for switching or for not using the institution’s services
- Co-creation Workshop: collaboration with the executive committee and board of directors to interpret survey results and extract a tailored strategy. Customer Satisfaction Survey – Maieutyk
The Outcomes
- Aligned communication messaging by customer segment and values
- A more personalized customer experience approach implemented
- Creation of two new roles to improve relationship-building and structural practices
- Enhanced differentiation from competitors through active member listening