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Achieving Customer Centricity 

  • Private University
  • Estd. 1831

Achieving Customer Centricity
 at 
New York University 
Overview

Duration

1 - 2 months

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Online

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Course Level

UG Certificate

Achieving Customer Centricity
 at 
New York University 
Highlights

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Achieving Customer Centricity
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New York University 
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This course will focus on the critical importance of placing the consumer at the center of all aspects of the market research and data analysis process, and thus driving marketing decisions that focus on the consumer and increase the likelihood of positive business outcomes

Students will develop an understanding of how the brand fits within the competitive landscape, who the core consumers are, and the value a brand brings to its consumers

This course also covers how to identify current cultural and environmental trends impacting how customers operate and how a brand should be positioned relative to consumer needs

Students will also understand how to adjust the marketing/ advertising as needs of the customers change, and learn how to create and cultivate an organization culture of consumer centricity

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Achieving Customer Centricity
 at 
New York University 
Curriculum

The ability to analyze the business value of consumer-centricity for organizations and quantify the impact that different internal and external forces can have on consumer-centricity

The ability to demonstrate how modern consumer-centric strategies and tactics impact a brand across the three dimensions of brand value, consumer promise and category competitors

The ability to identify, collect and analyze multiple sources of consumer-centric data to highlight relevant consumer trends, including when and how a company should pursue the most profitable territories

The ability to synthesize multiple sources of consumer-centric data into an easy-to-understand and implementable picture of a brand’s consumer targets

The ability to document a plan for what is needed to extend consumer-centricity into a shared operating principle across an organization

There are 7 live remote 60-minute sessions.  Students must attend 4 of the 7 sessions, this course's live sessions will be held on Tuesdays from 7 - 8 PM

Tuition $2438

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Achieving Customer Centricity
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