Customer Relationship Management (Coursera)

Offered by Starweaver,
Customer Relationship Management (Coursera)

Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is a comprehensive course that explores various aspects of CRM, from data-driven strategies to customer segmentation and loyalty programs. The course is designed in three stages, each building upon the previous one, and includes self-paced learning with pre-recorded video lectures, exercises, and interactive quizzes. Real-world case studies and problem-solving exercises are introduced in the Intermediate and Advanced stages to simulate real CRM challenges.

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The target audience for this program/course includes:

  • Sales and Marketing Professionals: Learn to apply CRM principles to improve sales and marketing efforts, foster customer loyalty, and drive business growth.
  • Customer Service Representatives: Gain strategies to understand and manage customer expectations, leading to increased customer satisfaction.
  • Business Owners and Entrepreneurs: Understand how to use CRM to create customer-centric strategies, enhance relationships, and utilize data-driven insights.
  • CRM Specialists and Managers: Stay updated with the latest trends and technologies, while gaining fresh perspectives and innovative strategies in CRM.
  • Business Analysts: Benefit from the focus on data-driven insights and learn how to use data in creating effective CRM strategies.
  • Product Managers: Acquire tools and techniques for customer segmentation and data analysis to better meet customer needs.
  • IT Professionals: Understand the business side of the technologies they manage or develop, with the increasing role of digital tools in CRM.
  • Students studying Business or Marketing: Gain real-world applications and insights, supplementing their academic knowledge with practical skills.

By the end of the course, you will be able to define CRM's significance, analyze customer data for targeted marketing, design effective customer journey maps, integrate CRM with emerging technologies, solve real-world CRM challenges, and craft customer-centric strategies aligned with business goals.
Prerequisites for this course include a basic understanding of business principles, an interest in customer service or marketing, familiarity with basic data analysis, tech-savviness, good communication skills, and a problem-solving mindset. These prerequisites will help learners better comprehend and apply CRM principles effectively.

Syllabus

Customer Relationship Management
Module 1
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is a comprehensive course designed to empower sales and marketing professionals, customer service representatives, business owners, CRM specialists, managers, analysts, product managers, IT professionals, and business/marketing students with the skills and insights needed to excel in today's competitive business landscape. This three-stage course progresses from fundamental principles to advanced strategies, guiding learners through the realms of data-driven decision-making, customer segmentation, and loyalty programs.

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