LTV (customer lifetime value)
LTV is a measure of how much money one customer brings to a company over his/her lifetime. For example, if a customer makes three purchases of a 50,000 yen item, his/her LTV is 150,000 yen. LTV is used to emphasize the importance of long-term relationships with customers and to predict business growth. Customers with high LTV are very important to a company.
B2B Marketing Glossary for the Japanese market
- ABM (Account Based Marketing)
- Blog
- Brochure
- CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost)
- Channel
- Conference
- Content Marketing
- CTA (call to action)
- CTR (click through rate)
- CV (Conversion)
- CVR (Conversion Rate)
- CXO Letter
- Display Ads
- DM (Mailing)
- EFO (input form optimization)
- Email Marketing
- Email newsletter (eNewsletter)
- External Media
- Facebook Ads
- Field Sales
- Follow-up call
- Funnel
- Influencer
- Inside Sales
- Insta Ads (Instagram Ads)
- Lead Customer
- Lead Generation
- Lead Nurturing
- Listing Ads
- Lost Customer
- LP (Landing Page)
- LTV (customer lifetime value)
- MA Tool
- Partner Company
- Press Release
- Remarketing
- Retargeting Ads
- Seminar
- Speaking Engagement
- Step-by-Step Email
- Tele Marketing
- Trade press
- Trade Show
- Transit Advertising
- TV Commercial
- Twitter Ads
- User interview
- Webinar
- White Paper