Royal Liver urges better customer understanding

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Progress from Royal Liver has launched a campaign to help IFAs gain a better understanding of their customers through data segmentation.

The campaign is designed to encourage advisers to analyse customer data and match it with potential business opportunities. It includes; face-to-face meetings with IFAs about the benefits of customer analysis/profiling; a suite of segmentation sales aids and a number of round table sessions with IFAs to open up the discussion further Aidan Dewhurst, IFA Marketing Manager at progress from Royal Liver said: "Existing customers often hold the key to new business opportunities. Ultimately the goal is to help give advisers more options in terms of their strategy. And although the initiative i...

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