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2004 IEEE International Conference on e-Technology, e-Commerce and e-Service (EEE'04)   pp. 149-156
e-CLV: A Modeling Approach for Customer Lifetime Evaluation in e-Commerce Domains, with an Application and Case Study for Online Auctions

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Abstract
e-Commerce companies understand that customers are their most important asset and that it is imperative to estimate the potential value of this asset. Hence, a model for calculating customer’s value is essential in these domains. This paper describes a general modeling approach, based on Markov Chain Models, for calculating customer value in the e-Commerce domain. This model extends existing models from the field of direct marketing, by taking into account a new set of variables required for evaluating customers value in an e-Commerce environment. In Addition, we present an algorithm for generating this model from historical data, as well as an application of this modeling approach for the creation of a model for online auctions. The article also describes a case study that demonstrates how our model provides more accurate predictions than existing models regarding the future income generated by customers.
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Citation:  Opher Etzion, Amit Fisher, Segev Wasserkrug, "e-CLV: A Modeling Approach for Customer Lifetime Evaluation in e-Commerce Domains, with an Application and Case Study for Online Auctions," eee, pp. 149-156,  2004 IEEE International Conference on e-Technology, e-Commerce and e-Service (EEE'04),  2004

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