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Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)

Customer Lifetime Value, or customer lifecycle value, is a key metric in marketing and business management. It quantifies the total revenue or profit that a customer brings in over the entire duration of his or her relationship with a company. In practical terms, CLV represents the total economic value generated by a customer, taking into account both expenditures made up to the present time and those expected in the future on the company’s products or services.

A high CLV not only reflects a greater ability to generate revenue, but also highlights the effectiveness of customer care strategies geared toward satisfying and retaining customers, increasing the likelihood of a lasting relationship. This makes it a crucial element in assessing business sustainability and growth.

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