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Data & Analytics

Customer Analytics and Segmentation

Treating every customer the same wastes money on some and loses others. This course covers building segments from behaviour rather than assumption, and measuring customer value over the whole relationship.

3 DaysIn-house or publicLive online available

Course outline

What this programme covers, module by module.

  1. 01Why one size treatment wastes money on both ends
  2. 02Behavioural data and building a customer view
  3. 03Segmentation methods and choosing between them
  4. 04Customer lifetime value and its assumptions
  5. 05Predictive signals for value, churn and growth
  6. 06Profiling segments so the business can act
  7. 07Testing treatment and refreshing segmentation

What you will gain

  • Build segments from behavioural rather than assumed traits
  • Calculate customer lifetime value defensibly
  • Identify the behaviours that predict value and loss
  • Profile segments so the business can act on them
  • Test whether segment based treatment actually works
  • Refresh segmentation as behaviour changes

Who should attend

  • Marketing and customer analysts
  • Customer experience and retention staff
  • Commercial and pricing analysts
  • Managers using customer data

Upcoming sessions

DateCityDurationFeesBook
26 to 28 Oct 2026Dubai3 DaysUS$1,500
10 to 12 Nov 2026Pretoria3 DaysR13,000
7 to 9 Dec 2026Durban3 DaysR13,000
11 to 13 Jan 2027Cape Town3 DaysR13,000
8 to 10 Feb 2027Johannesburg3 DaysR13,000
5 to 7 Apr 2027London3 DaysUS$1,500
28 to 30 Jun 2027Dubai3 DaysUS$1,500

Fees are per delegate and exclude VAT. Public intakes are confirmed once minimum numbers are met. We also deliver this course on your own schedule, in-house or live online.

Enquire about this course

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Fees from
R13,000 per delegate
Duration
3 Days
Field
Data & Analytics
Formats
In-house, public, online