CRM data holds the full story of how leads become customers, but most teams only track surface level metrics. In this course, you’ll learn how to analyze CRM data to understand lead progression, identify revenue bottlenecks, and improve customer engagement.

CRM Analytics Fundamentals

CRM Analytics Fundamentals
This course is part of Advanced Campaign & Channel Analytics Specialization
Instructor: Professionals in the Industry
Access provided by Northwestern State University
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What you'll learn
Analyze CRM data to track lead progression and lifecycle stages
Calculate conversion rates and identify pipeline bottlenecks
Segment audiences using CRM data for targeted communication
Design automated workflows based on customer behavior and intent
Skills you'll gain
- Marketing Automation
- Business Metrics
- Prospecting and Qualification
- Customer Retention
- Customer Insights
- Workflow Management
- Process Analysis
- Customer Relationship Management
- Customer Analysis
- Personalized Campaigns
- Sales Support
- Marketing Analytics
- Sales Development
- Customer Communications Management
- Lead Generation
- Target Audience
- Sales Process
- Customer Engagement
- Sales Pipelines
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