RFM (Recency, Frequency, Monetarity)

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RFM is a technique used to segment or categorize customers based on their purchasing behaviour.

Recency refers to how long it has been since the customer's last purchase;

Frequency analyzes how many times a customer has bought in the past;

Monetarity evaluates how much this customer has spent.

Together, these three metrics provide valuable insight into a customer's loyalty and value. Companies use RFM to identify their most valuable customers, personalize communication and offers, and better target marketing and sales efforts.

For example, a customer who has bought recently, makes regular purchases and spends significant amounts is the highest value customer and should receive special attention in marketing campaigns.

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