EPISODE · Jul 13, 2023 · 14 MIN
Using Segmentation and Personalization to Grow Valuable Customers - Ep 110
from The Chemical Show: Where Leaders Talk Business · host Victoria King Meyer
Join industry leaders at The Chemical Summit on September 29-30, 2026 in Houston, Texas. Visit thechemicalsummit.comDo you treat your B2B customers the same or personalize your engagement and their experience?In this episode of The Chemical Show, host Victoria Meyer focuses on segmentation and personalization. B2B companies in the chemical industry often focus on organizational factors when segmenting their market. However, limited use of segmentation can leave both parties feeling unheard. By prioritizing customer relationships and serving them appropriately, companies can address specific needs in a unique and important manner. Victoria highlights the need for businesses to shift towards a more structured and customer-centric approach, using buyer personas to understand their customers' roles, drivers, and interests. Learn more about the following in this episode:The importance of using both Personalization and Segmentation with B2B customersWhy Personalization is critical to creating value in B2B chemicalsFour scenarios in applying segmentation and personalization and their impactSupplier-centricity vs. Customer-centricityDiscussing the challenges companies face in implementing personalization and the impact it can have on improving the customer experience, Victoria provides valuable insights into the importance of segmentation and personalization in creating business value and improving customer relationships. Join us this week as Victoria takes a deep dive into customer segmentation and its impact!Please subscribe to The Chemical Show on your favorite podcast player. And, visit www.thechemicalshow.com to subscribe to our email list and get additional insights.
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