Clustering Algorithms (e.g., K-Means): These algorithms group customers based on similarities across multiple variables, revealing natural segments that might not be obvious through manual analysis.
Factor Analysis/Principal Component Analysis: Used to reduce the dimensionality of the data, identifying underlying factors that explain customer behavior.
Decision Trees: Helped to understand the key drivers of customer behavior and segment membership, providing clear rules for classification.
Through rigorous analysis, Evergreen Financial identified six core customer segments, each with unique characteristics, needs, and preferences. Naming these segments evocatively helped internal teams understand and remember them:
The Digital Savers: Young, tech-savvy, primarily use mobile country email list banking, focus on short-term savings goals, open to new digital financial products.
The Established Families: Mid-career, looking for mortgages, education savings, and insurance, value convenience and personalized advice.
The Affluent Investors: High net worth, seek wealth management services, require bespoke financial planning and exclusive investment opportunities.
The Traditionalists: Older demographic, prefer branch visits, value face-to-face interaction, prioritize security and conservative investments.
The Small Business Innovators: Entrepreneurs, need business loans, payment solutions, and treasury management services, highly time-sensitive.
The Credit Builders: Younger, often new to credit, seeking guidance on building credit scores, potentially interested in small personal loans or secured credit cards.
The Results: Tangible Growth and Enhanced Engagement
The implementation of this customer segmentation strategy yielded significant and measurable improvements for Evergreen Financial:
Revolutionized Marketing ROI:
Targeted marketing campaigns saw a 30% increase in conversion rates compared to generic campaigns.
Marketing spend efficiency improved by 25% due to reduced wastage.
Email open rates and click-through rates doubled for segmented campaigns.
Defining and Naming the Segments:
-
- Posts: 283
- Joined: Thu May 22, 2025 5:24 am