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The case study is based on how a subscription-based e-commerce business employed customer-centric strategies to reduce churn and increase customer lifetime value. How companies are Maximizing customer spending and loyalty while minimizing subscription cancellations to enhance profits and long-term business sustainability in an e-commerce model.

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The case study sheds light on the subscription-based model and how clv and churn work for them. To investigate various companies, their tactics, and the correlation between these strategies, and their impact on CLV and churn and determine which metrics will be best for them to track whether clv or churn is getting better. The research will involve analysis, comparative studies, and a synthesis of findings to propose actionable insights.

In-depth Exploration: Provide a detailed understanding of subjective research, perspectives, and approaches related to the subject.

Insightful Analysis: Offer interpretations, insights, and connections that shed light on the subject's unique aspects.Present data gathered from blogs, studies, reports, surveys, or analysis.

Highlight key themes, challenges, success factors, and differences for the study.

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The case study is based on how a subscription-based e-commerce business employed customer-centric strategies to reduce churn and increase customer lifetime value. How companies are Maximizing customer spending and loyalty while minimizing subscription cancellations to enhance profits and long-term business sustainability in an e-commerce model.

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