Customer Relationship Management software (CRM) is pretty ubiquitous nowadays. Even if you don’t use it, people are still nagging you to get on board. (For those of you who don’t have it yet, check this out – maybe it’ll help you make up your mind!)
I put together a set of the most useful CRM statistics from around the web to give a clearer picture of exactly how ubiquitous CRM really is and what the general consensus is on things like usability and ROI.
1. CRM is expected to grow to a $36.5 billion market worldwide within the next three years! (Source: Forbes) >> Tweet this stat!
2. 43% of customers use fewer than half the features they have on their CRM. (Source: Salesloft)>> Tweet this stat!
3. 72% of users would give up all the extra features just to get a CRM that’s easier to use. (Source: Salesloft)>> Tweet this stat!
Source: Salesloft
4. Only 47% of all companies have CRM software. (Source: Smart Insights)>> Tweet this stat!
5. 24% of companies use SaaS to complement their on-site CRM solutions. (Source: Baseline)>> Tweet this stat!
6. The average ROI for CRM is $5.60 for every dollar spent! (Source: Baseline)>> Tweet this stat!
7. CRM increases sales by up to 29%. (Source: Salesforce)>> Tweet this stat!
Source: Salesforce
8. 25% of Facebook and Twitter users expect a reply to their complaints via social media in less than 1 hour. – CRM can do this. (Source: Media Bistro)>> Tweet this stat!
Source: MediaBistro
9. 66% of social media users expect a response within a day. (Source: Media Bistro)>> Tweet this stat!
Source: MediaBistro
10. 79% of all marketing leads are never converted to sales. (Source: Pardot)>> Tweet this stat!
11. 65% of small businesses who use social business tools expect positive ROI on their CRM. (Source: Salesforce)>> Tweet this stat!
12. CRM is the #1 enterprise software in projected growth. (Source: Salesloft)>> Tweet this stat!
Source: Forbes
Know any other interesting CRM stats? Let us know in the comments below!
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Comment by Cara Wood on
Vivek – Check out the 2016 stats post here: https://blog.capterra.com/10-surprising-crm-stats-for-2016/
Comment by Vivek Buzruk on
Is there a new version of this post? What are the factors that erode ROI during CRM deployments (esp.ly salesforce)?
Comment by Jennifer Smith on
From this, one thing seems clear. Service providers who pride themselves on offering everything and making the software a one-stop shop are not really offering much value. Simple and effective software seems the way to go.
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Comment by mercy on
I’ve been having some issues finding a decent caller ID solution to work with my CRM system until recently, and I figured I’d share some of my experience with anyone who might have run into a similar issue.
Comment by Cara Wood on
Thanks Christina! Keep your eyes peeled – we are actually just about to publish a report about CRM user experience, etc. based on a survey we ran, in which we should likely address exactly the question you just asked! 🙂
Comment by Christina Dematos on
This is great post! Lost of interesting facts about CRM’s. Especially liked number #3, I wonder what type of features customers would like to see that would make using a CRM easier.
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Comment by jackshron on
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