Valuing Non-Contractual Firms Using Common Customer Metrics

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  • Apr 12, 2017
  • 20:53
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šŸ“‚ Management;Marketing šŸ·ļø Research

Brief Summary

Peter Fader and Dan McCarthy discuss customer lifetime value metrics and corporate valuation, emphasizing the need for transparency in non-contractual businesses.

Key points

  • Customer-Based Corporate Valuation. Exploring the concept of valuing companies based on customer metrics, a shift from traditional methods.
  • The Winning Metric. Discovering that frequency is the most predictive metric for future purchases.
  • Demand for Transparency. Encouraging companies to disclose customer metrics for better investment decisions.
  • Future of Research. Exploring the next steps in research and valuation methods, including internal data use.

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