The document discusses the six stages of the customer lifecycle: Discovery, Evaluate, Buy, Experience, Bond, and Advocate. In the Discovery stage, potential customers begin researching solutions online. The document recommends companies have a presence on social networks and a customer community to engage with potential customers and answer questions. It also discusses how customer communities can help during the Discovery stage by appearing in search results and allowing prospects to access user experiences.
The document discusses the customer life cycle and how to maximize marketing returns through understanding customers at each stage of the cycle. It outlines four stages: understand, get, grow, and keep. The understand stage involves learning about customers' needs and behaviors. The get stage is about attracting new customers. The grow stage focuses on retaining customers and increasing their value. And the keep stage is about maintaining loyal, profitable customers long-term. The overall goal is to cost-effectively acquire new customers and deepen relationships at each stage of the cycle to increase returns over time.
Novoally Software provides innovations for changing business dynamics. It recommends that companies implement Customer Lifecycle Management (CLM) to unify sales and after-sales business management with a holistic view. CLM integrates initial product sales with customer service to maximize revenue over the product's lifetime. Companies must invest in building customer knowledge foundations and offering value-added services throughout the customer relationship.
CRM involves collecting customer data to understand customers and enhance their value. It has several key aspects:
1) Acquire and retain customers by delivering value, maintaining interactions, and adapting to customer changes.
2) Understand customers through analysis and interactions to identify valuable segments and their needs.
3) Develop products, services, and channels based on customer segments to customize offerings.
4) Interact and deliver value across all parts of the organization based on customer information and needs.
Planning for CRM
Steps in Planning
Building Customer Centricity
Setting CRM Objectives
Defining Data Requirements, Planning Desired Outputs
Relevant issues while planning the Outputs
Elements of CRM plan
CRM Strategy: The Strategy Development Process
Customer Strategy Grid
Customer Relationship Management Unit-3 IMBA Osmania University
5 ideal customer intimacy strategies that never failDeskXpand
The document discusses 5 effective customer intimacy strategies that never fail. It defines customer intimacy as a business strategy focused on understanding and prioritizing customer needs through close contact. The 5 strategies are: 1) Understand customer needs through journey analysis and research; 2) Offer tailored products and services through customization and segmentation; 3) Build a customer-centric culture; 4) Use analytics to measure intimacy through metrics like customer lifetime value and net promoter score; 5) Invest in customer-focused tech solutions for reporting, collaboration and omnichannel support.
High customer loyalty is one of the most important indicators of good performing companies. Since customer satisfaction is directly linked to customer loyalty it is evident`that measuring customer satisfaction without taking customer loyalty into account and vice versa would be misleading.
The document discusses the customer life cycle and how to maximize marketing returns through understanding customers at each stage of the cycle. It outlines four stages: understand, get, grow, and keep. The understand stage involves learning about customers' needs and behaviors. The get stage is about attracting new customers. The grow stage focuses on retaining customers and increasing their value. And the keep stage is about maintaining loyal, profitable customers long-term. The overall goal is to cost-effectively acquire new customers and deepen relationships at each stage of the cycle to increase returns over time.
Novoally Software provides innovations for changing business dynamics. It recommends that companies implement Customer Lifecycle Management (CLM) to unify sales and after-sales business management with a holistic view. CLM integrates initial product sales with customer service to maximize revenue over the product's lifetime. Companies must invest in building customer knowledge foundations and offering value-added services throughout the customer relationship.
CRM involves collecting customer data to understand customers and enhance their value. It has several key aspects:
1) Acquire and retain customers by delivering value, maintaining interactions, and adapting to customer changes.
2) Understand customers through analysis and interactions to identify valuable segments and their needs.
3) Develop products, services, and channels based on customer segments to customize offerings.
4) Interact and deliver value across all parts of the organization based on customer information and needs.
Planning for CRM
Steps in Planning
Building Customer Centricity
Setting CRM Objectives
Defining Data Requirements, Planning Desired Outputs
Relevant issues while planning the Outputs
Elements of CRM plan
CRM Strategy: The Strategy Development Process
Customer Strategy Grid
Customer Relationship Management Unit-3 IMBA Osmania University
5 ideal customer intimacy strategies that never failDeskXpand
The document discusses 5 effective customer intimacy strategies that never fail. It defines customer intimacy as a business strategy focused on understanding and prioritizing customer needs through close contact. The 5 strategies are: 1) Understand customer needs through journey analysis and research; 2) Offer tailored products and services through customization and segmentation; 3) Build a customer-centric culture; 4) Use analytics to measure intimacy through metrics like customer lifetime value and net promoter score; 5) Invest in customer-focused tech solutions for reporting, collaboration and omnichannel support.
High customer loyalty is one of the most important indicators of good performing companies. Since customer satisfaction is directly linked to customer loyalty it is evident`that measuring customer satisfaction without taking customer loyalty into account and vice versa would be misleading.
The document provides an overview of customer relationship management (CRM). It defines CRM as a business strategy to understand customer needs in order to grow relationships and value. CRM involves processes to track and organize interactions with current and potential customers. The goals of CRM are to maximize loyalty by identifying profitable customers and satisfying their needs. CRM has evolved from mass marketing to more targeted and personalized approaches through customer data analysis. Building customer satisfaction, loyalty, and positive experiences are important aspects of retaining customers and driving business growth.
A Better Approach to Customer RetentionFramed Data
Welcome to part 1 of 6 for our How to Improve User Retention series. Each week, we’ll provide a new post with best practices, advice, and real examples on how to keep your customers happy, engaged, and buzzing about your product. We’ll chat about high level planning strategy, how to apply specific advice, and point you to some of the web’s best tools. Enjoy!
UMN Sesi1 konsep cust relationship managementJudhie Setiawan
This document discusses the concepts and basics of customer relationship management (CRM). It defines CRM as referring to methodologies and tools that help businesses manage customer relationships in an organized way, with the main objective being to learn more about customer needs and behaviors to build stronger relationships. CRM is about creating a system to gain insight into customers and their value, and using that information to enhance the customer experience and foster long-term relationships. The document also outlines some of the benefits of a CRM program, such as increased cross-selling and up-selling opportunities, improved service, loyalty and retention, and higher overall profitability.
Customer experience improvement can—and does— drive bottom-line results. So how can we prove that making customers happier can make you and your shareholders happier too?
Converge your business into a Customer Centric Experience, Customer first is the focus strategy on Customer Intimacy. By using (big) Data, 3rd party data, connecting data for real time transparency, analyze habits, filter needs, offer solutions, increase ROI . By implementing the right technology, you create the best customer intimacy with marketing, technology and creativity. What are you waiting for?
This document provides an overview of a research study examining how customer relationship management (CRM) contributes to increased customer loyalty, using Multichoice Nigeria as a case study. The document includes an abstract, introduction covering the background and justification of the study, and a literature review on key topics like CRM, customer loyalty, and the role of technology in CRM. It also outlines the research methodology used, which includes interviews with Multichoice employees and surveys of subscribers to understand perceptions of service delivery. The findings suggest CRM approaches like delivering value to customers and using technology for customer interactions contribute to subscriber satisfaction and loyalty at Multichoice Nigeria.
The document discusses how marketing automation can help companies better manage customer relationships across the entire customer lifecycle through automated campaigns for onboarding, education, community building, and other efforts. It also emphasizes the importance of measuring metrics like satisfaction, advocacy, and expansion to track the impact of customer marketing programs. Finally, it provides guidance on budgeting for customer marketing, recommending allocating 30-50% of program budgets to retention, enrichment, and advocacy over time.
This chapter discusses customer relationship management (CRM) from four perspectives: strategic, operational, analytical, and collaborative. It defines CRM as a core business strategy that integrates internal and external processes to create and deliver value to targeted customers profitably. The chapter outlines common CRM misunderstandings, key constituencies, how CRM varies across industries, and five models for conceptualizing CRM.
Determinants of customer loyalty factors and its impact in consumer durable w...iaemedu
This document summarizes an article from the International Journal of Management (IJM) about a study on the determinants of customer loyalty factors in the consumer durable white goods market in Chennai, India. The study uses a questionnaire to identify variables of customer loyalty and regression analysis to determine the key factors, which include delivering on promises, providing accurate brand information, value, good brand choice, handling problems well, consistent service, lowest price, quick transactions, need fulfillment, rewards programs, and properly resolving complaints. The outcomes of the research are intended to help practitioners, planners, policymakers, and academics involved in this area.
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This document provides an overview of customer relationship management (CRM) implementation. It discusses:
1. The 8 steps to developing a CRM roadmap: gaining sponsorship, gathering information, assessing the current and future states, identifying value opportunities, linking opportunities to capabilities, defining projects/requirements, developing business cases, and creating a rollout strategy.
2. Emerging trends in CRM like near-field communication, location-based services, augmented reality, social media on mobile as a customer service channel, and next-generation mobile apps.
3. The "4Ps" of CRM roadblocks: process issues around modifying business processes, perception challenges of viewing CRM as enabling rather than mandatory, privacy concerns
The Changing Nature of the Customer Relationshipmichellereape
This paper explores considerations on how to harness the power of the customer relationship on the front lines to power our clients’ competitive edge through to their bottom line
Customer Relationship Management (CRM): Theory and PracticeJ. Todd Bennett
Learn the basics of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) for continuing education and discover how to create an "information centered organization" resulting in better programs, more inquiries, increased revenue and repeat customers. From cutting-edge technologies to simple do-it-yourself tools, get practical tips for making the most of your marketing dollars.
This document provides an overview of key concepts related to customer relationship management (CRM). It discusses customer value, total cost of ownership, sources of customer value, customer expectations and the factors that influence expectations. It also covers customer satisfaction, customer centricity, customer acquisition, and customer retention. The key points made are that CRM aims to create and deliver value to targeted customers at a profit, customer expectations are influenced by previous experiences and communications, and acquiring, satisfying and retaining customers are important aspects of a successful CRM strategy.
Target-Engage-Support: The definitive guide to online customer interactionGianluca Ferranti
The document discusses strategies for optimizing customer interactions across online channels. It emphasizes targeting the right customers, engaging customers through various digital channels at optimal times, and providing proactive versus reactive support. Proactive support involves anticipating customer needs and volunteering assistance, which can boost conversion rates and customer satisfaction while lowering costs. The key is engaging the right customers at the right time through the right channels and with appropriately trained agents.
The document discusses customer touchpoint mapping and customer experience. It defines customer experience as a customer's perception of interactions with a company, measured by how their expectations compare to reality. The customer journey has three elements: the objective, interactions, and results. The touchpoint mapping process involves identifying products/services, building maps, defining pain/pleasure points, validating assumptions with customers, and creating action plans. It recommends talking to customers at various stages to address pain points and design better experiences.
CRM refers to Customer Relationship Management. It is a process that addresses all aspects of identifying customers, creating customer knowledge, building customer relationships and shaping their perceptions of the organization and its products. CRM aims to develop and maintain long-term relationships with strategically significant customers through an IT-enabled business strategy that optimizes profitability, revenue and customer satisfaction. Successful CRM requires gathering customer data from various touchpoints and analyzing it to gain insights to improve customer satisfaction and organizational performance.
Customer relationship management in Hotel IndustryMilan Padariya
1. CRM has evolved over time from focusing on transactions to building long-term customer relationships.
2. Operational CRM includes components like customer service, sales force automation, field service automation, and marketing automation that support front office operations.
3. Analytical CRM analyzes customer data to optimize marketing campaigns, understand customer behavior, and aid product and service development.
This document discusses Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and its application in the hotel industry. It defines CRM as establishing, developing, maintaining, and optimizing long-term mutually valuable relationships between customers and organizations. The goals of CRM are to find new customers, retain existing ones, encourage former customers to return, and reduce marketing and customer service costs. CRM involves technologies that store customer data, allow its analysis to understand customer preferences and behavior, and enable easy access to the data across departments. The document outlines how CRM can be implemented and discusses its use in the hotel industry to improve customer service, loyalty programs, and rewards programs.
This document discusses operational, analytical, and collaborative CRM. It identifies the key components and relationships between the three types of CRM. Operational CRM facilitates communication with customers and connects to various touchpoints. Analytical CRM blends customer data with external sources to understand customers and boost values. Collaborative CRM enhances customer self-service and participation through many communication channels.
A survey of 221 marketing technology decision-makers found that improving customer experiences, especially online experiences, was their top priority. Investing in customer lifecycle management can increase customer loyalty by 1%, equivalent to a 10% cost reduction. It is 5-20% likely to sell to a new prospect but 60-70% likely to sell to an existing customer. Customer loyalty accounts for 38% of margin, 40% of revenue growth, and 38% of shareholder value. The document outlines the phases of targeting, acquiring, onboarding, serving, growing, and retaining customers to personalize their experience over the lifecycle.
Beyond CRM - Customer Lifecycle ManagementCollabor Inc.
This document discusses the importance of education in developing skills and knowledge to solve problems. It notes that education helps individuals gain understanding and perspective to improve their lives and communities. The document expresses gratitude and appreciation for education.
The document provides an overview of customer relationship management (CRM). It defines CRM as a business strategy to understand customer needs in order to grow relationships and value. CRM involves processes to track and organize interactions with current and potential customers. The goals of CRM are to maximize loyalty by identifying profitable customers and satisfying their needs. CRM has evolved from mass marketing to more targeted and personalized approaches through customer data analysis. Building customer satisfaction, loyalty, and positive experiences are important aspects of retaining customers and driving business growth.
A Better Approach to Customer RetentionFramed Data
Welcome to part 1 of 6 for our How to Improve User Retention series. Each week, we’ll provide a new post with best practices, advice, and real examples on how to keep your customers happy, engaged, and buzzing about your product. We’ll chat about high level planning strategy, how to apply specific advice, and point you to some of the web’s best tools. Enjoy!
UMN Sesi1 konsep cust relationship managementJudhie Setiawan
This document discusses the concepts and basics of customer relationship management (CRM). It defines CRM as referring to methodologies and tools that help businesses manage customer relationships in an organized way, with the main objective being to learn more about customer needs and behaviors to build stronger relationships. CRM is about creating a system to gain insight into customers and their value, and using that information to enhance the customer experience and foster long-term relationships. The document also outlines some of the benefits of a CRM program, such as increased cross-selling and up-selling opportunities, improved service, loyalty and retention, and higher overall profitability.
Customer experience improvement can—and does— drive bottom-line results. So how can we prove that making customers happier can make you and your shareholders happier too?
Converge your business into a Customer Centric Experience, Customer first is the focus strategy on Customer Intimacy. By using (big) Data, 3rd party data, connecting data for real time transparency, analyze habits, filter needs, offer solutions, increase ROI . By implementing the right technology, you create the best customer intimacy with marketing, technology and creativity. What are you waiting for?
This document provides an overview of a research study examining how customer relationship management (CRM) contributes to increased customer loyalty, using Multichoice Nigeria as a case study. The document includes an abstract, introduction covering the background and justification of the study, and a literature review on key topics like CRM, customer loyalty, and the role of technology in CRM. It also outlines the research methodology used, which includes interviews with Multichoice employees and surveys of subscribers to understand perceptions of service delivery. The findings suggest CRM approaches like delivering value to customers and using technology for customer interactions contribute to subscriber satisfaction and loyalty at Multichoice Nigeria.
The document discusses how marketing automation can help companies better manage customer relationships across the entire customer lifecycle through automated campaigns for onboarding, education, community building, and other efforts. It also emphasizes the importance of measuring metrics like satisfaction, advocacy, and expansion to track the impact of customer marketing programs. Finally, it provides guidance on budgeting for customer marketing, recommending allocating 30-50% of program budgets to retention, enrichment, and advocacy over time.
This chapter discusses customer relationship management (CRM) from four perspectives: strategic, operational, analytical, and collaborative. It defines CRM as a core business strategy that integrates internal and external processes to create and deliver value to targeted customers profitably. The chapter outlines common CRM misunderstandings, key constituencies, how CRM varies across industries, and five models for conceptualizing CRM.
Determinants of customer loyalty factors and its impact in consumer durable w...iaemedu
This document summarizes an article from the International Journal of Management (IJM) about a study on the determinants of customer loyalty factors in the consumer durable white goods market in Chennai, India. The study uses a questionnaire to identify variables of customer loyalty and regression analysis to determine the key factors, which include delivering on promises, providing accurate brand information, value, good brand choice, handling problems well, consistent service, lowest price, quick transactions, need fulfillment, rewards programs, and properly resolving complaints. The outcomes of the research are intended to help practitioners, planners, policymakers, and academics involved in this area.
50 Facts That Will Make Businesses Rethink their Customer ServiceDesk
Take a look at these cold, hard facts that might persuade you to rethink how you run your organization's customer service.
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This document provides an overview of customer relationship management (CRM) implementation. It discusses:
1. The 8 steps to developing a CRM roadmap: gaining sponsorship, gathering information, assessing the current and future states, identifying value opportunities, linking opportunities to capabilities, defining projects/requirements, developing business cases, and creating a rollout strategy.
2. Emerging trends in CRM like near-field communication, location-based services, augmented reality, social media on mobile as a customer service channel, and next-generation mobile apps.
3. The "4Ps" of CRM roadblocks: process issues around modifying business processes, perception challenges of viewing CRM as enabling rather than mandatory, privacy concerns
The Changing Nature of the Customer Relationshipmichellereape
This paper explores considerations on how to harness the power of the customer relationship on the front lines to power our clients’ competitive edge through to their bottom line
Customer Relationship Management (CRM): Theory and PracticeJ. Todd Bennett
Learn the basics of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) for continuing education and discover how to create an "information centered organization" resulting in better programs, more inquiries, increased revenue and repeat customers. From cutting-edge technologies to simple do-it-yourself tools, get practical tips for making the most of your marketing dollars.
This document provides an overview of key concepts related to customer relationship management (CRM). It discusses customer value, total cost of ownership, sources of customer value, customer expectations and the factors that influence expectations. It also covers customer satisfaction, customer centricity, customer acquisition, and customer retention. The key points made are that CRM aims to create and deliver value to targeted customers at a profit, customer expectations are influenced by previous experiences and communications, and acquiring, satisfying and retaining customers are important aspects of a successful CRM strategy.
Target-Engage-Support: The definitive guide to online customer interactionGianluca Ferranti
The document discusses strategies for optimizing customer interactions across online channels. It emphasizes targeting the right customers, engaging customers through various digital channels at optimal times, and providing proactive versus reactive support. Proactive support involves anticipating customer needs and volunteering assistance, which can boost conversion rates and customer satisfaction while lowering costs. The key is engaging the right customers at the right time through the right channels and with appropriately trained agents.
The document discusses customer touchpoint mapping and customer experience. It defines customer experience as a customer's perception of interactions with a company, measured by how their expectations compare to reality. The customer journey has three elements: the objective, interactions, and results. The touchpoint mapping process involves identifying products/services, building maps, defining pain/pleasure points, validating assumptions with customers, and creating action plans. It recommends talking to customers at various stages to address pain points and design better experiences.
CRM refers to Customer Relationship Management. It is a process that addresses all aspects of identifying customers, creating customer knowledge, building customer relationships and shaping their perceptions of the organization and its products. CRM aims to develop and maintain long-term relationships with strategically significant customers through an IT-enabled business strategy that optimizes profitability, revenue and customer satisfaction. Successful CRM requires gathering customer data from various touchpoints and analyzing it to gain insights to improve customer satisfaction and organizational performance.
Customer relationship management in Hotel IndustryMilan Padariya
1. CRM has evolved over time from focusing on transactions to building long-term customer relationships.
2. Operational CRM includes components like customer service, sales force automation, field service automation, and marketing automation that support front office operations.
3. Analytical CRM analyzes customer data to optimize marketing campaigns, understand customer behavior, and aid product and service development.
This document discusses Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and its application in the hotel industry. It defines CRM as establishing, developing, maintaining, and optimizing long-term mutually valuable relationships between customers and organizations. The goals of CRM are to find new customers, retain existing ones, encourage former customers to return, and reduce marketing and customer service costs. CRM involves technologies that store customer data, allow its analysis to understand customer preferences and behavior, and enable easy access to the data across departments. The document outlines how CRM can be implemented and discusses its use in the hotel industry to improve customer service, loyalty programs, and rewards programs.
This document discusses operational, analytical, and collaborative CRM. It identifies the key components and relationships between the three types of CRM. Operational CRM facilitates communication with customers and connects to various touchpoints. Analytical CRM blends customer data with external sources to understand customers and boost values. Collaborative CRM enhances customer self-service and participation through many communication channels.
A survey of 221 marketing technology decision-makers found that improving customer experiences, especially online experiences, was their top priority. Investing in customer lifecycle management can increase customer loyalty by 1%, equivalent to a 10% cost reduction. It is 5-20% likely to sell to a new prospect but 60-70% likely to sell to an existing customer. Customer loyalty accounts for 38% of margin, 40% of revenue growth, and 38% of shareholder value. The document outlines the phases of targeting, acquiring, onboarding, serving, growing, and retaining customers to personalize their experience over the lifecycle.
Beyond CRM - Customer Lifecycle ManagementCollabor Inc.
This document discusses the importance of education in developing skills and knowledge to solve problems. It notes that education helps individuals gain understanding and perspective to improve their lives and communities. The document expresses gratitude and appreciation for education.
The document provides an overview of Hinduja Global Solutions (HGS) including its capabilities in customer lifecycle management, industries served, full service continuum, case studies, and touch point strategy. HGS is a global BPO provider majority owned by Hinduja Group with over $175M in revenue, 80 clients, and operations in 7 countries. It focuses on delivering a seamless customer experience through multiple touch points and channels.
Effective customer lifecycle management can power your business growth. Here are 5 moves you can do to enhance customer lifecycle management and ensure yours reaches its full potential.
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Prepaid customer segmentation in telecommunications: An overview of common pr...Exacaster
The document discusses common practices for segmenting prepaid telecommunications customers. It describes segmenting customers to understand their behavior and needs, prioritize marketing resources, track changes over time, and focus predictive models. Key segmentation approaches include clustering customers based on usage data to identify distinct groups, separating customers by their lifecycle stage or spending amount to focus efforts, and tracking how acquisition cohorts and customer migration between value segments evolve over time. Segmentation allows tailoring offers, service, and communication to different customer subgroups.
Communications Service Providers (CSPs) live in a world where penetration rates are over 100 percent in most markets and consumers have multiple different — yet relatively similar — choices.
As CSPs strive to retain customers, they are finding that traditional marketing techniques no longer generate sufficient returns. Instead, they are turning to the concept of Customer Value Management with one-to-one personalization as a way to generate more value from their existing subscriber base.
This article discusses the importance of understanding Customer Value Management and offers five key recommendations to improve customer interactions and deliver value back to the business.
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The document outlines an introduction to customer value management (CVM) presented by Eric Smith, including the goals of introducing CVM concepts to senior clients and prospects, explaining the key components of CVM, and showing case studies from Bell Mobility in Canada on applying CVM to their prepaid and postpaid mobile phone segments. The presentation covers what CVM is, the differences between CVM and customer relationship management, how CVM is approached through data analysis, customer economics and behavior understanding, offer design, and results tracking, and the relative complexity of CVM for mobile operators.
Customer segmentation for a mobile telecommunications company based on servic...Shohin Aheleroff
Competition between the mobile operators is becoming more based on subscriber’s behavior. In order to improve mobile operator’s competitiveness and customer value, several data mining technologies can be used.Most telecommunications carriers cluster their mobile customers by billing system data. This paper discusses how to cluster mobile customers based on their call detail records and analyze their consumer behaviors.
Market Segmentation Strategies in Telecoms Industry Wystan Robertson
Market segmentation involves dividing a heterogeneous market into homogeneous subgroups with distinct needs, characteristics, or behaviors. The presentation discusses various bases for segmenting markets, including demographics, benefits sought, usage rates, and psychographics. It provides examples of segmenting the telecommunications market in Mabaruma, Guyana based on usage rates. Lower usage customers were identified as Classes B and C and a loyalty scheme was developed to increase their average revenue per user through targeted promotions. The scheme resulted in increased prepaid ARPU, brand loyalty, and handset upgrades for 56% of subscribers.
The document discusses different types of nutrition processes. Autotrophic nutrition is the process where organisms make their own food using inorganic substances, like plants using photosynthesis. Heterotrophic nutrition is where organisms get food from other organisms, like animals obtaining nutrients from eating plants or other animals. Parasitic nutrition is where organisms live in or on a host organism and obtain nutrients from the host's body.
This document provides a summary of Jessie Axel's professional experience and expertise in digital marketing, social media marketing, analytics, and product development. It highlights their experience leading marketing strategies and campaigns that increased engagement, sales, and key performance indicators. Their expertise includes web and mobile platforms, social media, analytics, customer engagement, branding, and leveraging data to optimize campaigns.
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This document outlines a new social customer journey framework consisting of 8 phases: Discover, Evaluate, Buy, Access, Use, Get Support, Re-Engage, and Leave. It discusses how social media has evolved the traditional sales funnel model by providing more opportunities for brands to engage consumers at each step. Examples are given of how various brands like H&M, Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau, and So Delicious have successfully utilized social media strategies to drive consumers through these phases.
A customer community encompasses all interactions between a brand and its customers, both on a company's own websites and platforms as well as external sites. This document focuses on building out the part of a customer community that exists on a company's own website. It discusses why companies should invest in customer communities, including building strong customer relationships, reducing support costs, generating new sales and leads, getting product feedback, and improving a brand's reputation. It also provides guidance on designing an effective customer community, including choosing the right ownership structure and platforms.
Why you’re a Brand Shaper (knowingly or not) and what you can do about itRupert Platz
This document discusses how interaction designers shape brands through the digital experiences they create, even if they are not consciously trying to do so. It argues that as touchpoints become increasingly digital, brand value is mainly created through interactive experiences. The document then provides three areas where designers can consciously integrate brand considerations into their work: 1) Understand how brand perceptions influence design and measure how experiences impact perception; 2) Create unique brand personalities through coherent interactions; 3) Explore new product/service opportunities that strengthen the brand. Designers are encouraged to use brand research, principles, and personas to make experience decisions that benefit both users and the brand.
The document provides advice on using social media marketing effectively and avoiding common pitfalls. It recommends that companies engage authentically with customers, understand their audiences and where they interact online, create engaging content as part of a content strategy, and respond to customer feedback in a timely manner. Companies that follow these recommendations can see increased brand awareness, reach, and loyal customer advocates through social media.
This document discusses how companies can better leverage social media by understanding its influence on consumer decision making. It identifies social media's four primary functions: to monitor, respond, amplify, and lead consumer behavior. It then links these functions to the different stages consumers go through when making purchasing decisions. Understanding exactly how social media interacts with consumers at each stage allows companies to craft more effective social media strategies to engage customers. The document provides examples of how some companies have successfully used social media to create buzz, learn from customers, and target customers. It argues that CEOs can no longer treat social media as a side activity and must develop frameworks to evaluate investments in it and measure its financial impact.
1. Social media is transforming how businesses engage with customers and stakeholders by enabling new forms of collaboration and real-time communication.
2. Leading companies are using social platforms and communities to solicit ideas and feedback from customers, partners, and employees to drive innovation.
3. To succeed with social business, companies need to break down silos between departments like operations and marketing and take a holistic approach that connects all customer touchpoints.
This document provides an overview of social media marketing. It defines social media as involving genuine conversations between people about topics of mutual interest. It then discusses how social media differs from traditional media by being participatory and collaborative. The document outlines several major social media channels like blogging, microblogging, social networking, and media sharing. It provides tips for using each channel effectively for marketing purposes. Finally, it discusses measuring the impact of social media marketing through analytics and metrics.
Litmus: Digital Best Practices for Branded ManufacturersResource/Ammirati
This document discusses how branded manufacturers can improve their digital presence to better engage consumers. It conducted an audit of 41 manufacturers' websites and found that most are not prepared for increased consumer intimacy online. The document outlines six best practices for manufacturers' websites: establish brand position, empower consumers, elicit conversation, educate consumers, enable purchase, and elevate promotion. It also describes a consumer decision-making model called "The Consumer Spin Cycle" and highlights Merillat's successful website as an example that incorporates all six best practices.
The document discusses best practices for implementing effective post-purchase email marketing programs. It recommends identifying opportunities to solicit customer satisfaction surveys, product reviews, and to offer upgrades, upsells or cross-sells. Testing different approaches across audience segments is important to see what resonates best. Optimizing programs through A/B testing and analytics can improve results. Successful post-purchase programs build loyalty and advocacy by engaging satisfied customers.
Partner Plus Brand Basics Session 2 WorkbookCisco Partners
The document discusses defining a brand strategy by first understanding the brandscape - including customers, competitors, and the company itself. It provides exercises to learn more about each of these areas through research, interviews, and analysis. The key outcomes are developing a brand vision statement that describes an aspirational future for the brand, and a brand promise that articulates the brand's core value proposition in an emotional way. Together, the vision and promise will guide all brand-building efforts and ensure the brand experience delivered matches the brand message. The document provides worksheets and tips to help formulate these critical branding statements.
A primer on Social Media & how to build a social media plan. References: Groundswell (book by Forrester Analysts), Social Media Metrics, Trust Agents, ClueTrain Manifesto etc
1) The document discusses integrating social media listening into Voice of the Customer (VOC) programs to improve customer experience. It provides examples of how two companies used social media insights.
2) The examples show reports on issues with Apple's new iPad based on social media feedback, and examples of using social listening to track customer experience problems at retail stores.
3) Key issues identified about the iPad included complaints about the lack of features like USB ports and flash support, as well as problems with WiFi connectivity and the iPad repeatedly forgetting WiFi passwords.
VicHealth Physical Activity Innovation Challenge Concept Development Workshop...Doing Something Good
Our slides from the Concept Development Workshop with VicHealth Wed 10 September 2014. Participants, 12 teams, were finalists in the Physical Activity Innovation Challenge. They included representatives from sporting clubs and associations, health and fitness professionals, policy makers, entrepreneurs and change makers. The Concept Development Workshop was the third of a three-part workshop series to build capability in the sector to generate and implement innovative ideas to get Victorians active, and to help applicants for the VicHealth Innovation Challenge to develop their ideas to get the inactive active and reach the hard to reach. Participants were led through the development of a Business Model Canvas for their concept. Learn more about the VicHealth Innovation Challenge here: http://challenge.vichealth.vic.gov.au/
This document discusses using social media to build community and benefit business. It recommends engaging existing customers to build brand loyalty and spreading content that becomes viral. Measuring return on investment through tools like Google Analytics is important to plan, act on data, and improve social media strategies over time. Monitoring brand mentions on social media allows responding helpfully to customers and turning around negative feedback.
Integrating the Voice of the Customer into Your Product's DevelopmentCentercode
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Vijay Mohire presents a strategy for innovating a shoe company. He analyzes the company's profile, noting opportunities for improving vision/goals, reviews, employee satisfaction, and use of IT. Mohire assesses the need for innovation in areas like market surveys, client satisfaction, and leveraging the internet. He outlines choices to progress cautiously with a proof of concept or model store. Mohire offers to document current processes, make recommendations, and help engage partners to implement selected changes.
Gen-Z Insights: Is Your Brand Ready To Take On The Next Generation? VIVALDI
With incredibly high expectations for brands, Gen-Z is a generation of competitive “aspirationalists.” We’ve identified 5 key Gen-Z insights that will help your brand unlock growth opportunities, they revolve around the following values: Access Over Ownership, Hyper-Personalization, Anchored In Ethics, Seamless Experiences and Capturing Attention.
- Five key social media strategies for success are listening, dialog, advocacy, support, and innovation.
- Listening is important for understanding audiences, language used, and trends over time. Dialog involves sharing, listening, and creating meaning. Advocacy finds brand fans and promotes sharing. Support assists and helps customers. Innovation draws on customer insight to improve products and services.
- To implement these strategies, companies should choose the most relevant tools, create a strategy before picking tools, integrate social media into all efforts, and continually analyze results. Social media provides a way to listen to customers, engage in conversations, support customers, and gather ideas for innovation.
Haiku Deck is a presentation tool that allows users to create Haiku style slideshows. The tool encourages users to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentations which can be shared on SlideShare. In just a few sentences, it pitches the idea of using Haiku Deck to easily create visually engaging slideshows.
The document provides best practices for improving digital customer experiences. It recommends analyzing web, mobile, and operational data to find opportunities for improvement. It also suggests conducting expert reviews of digital touchpoints to identify usability issues. Additionally, the document stresses the importance of incorporating customer feedback to understand customers' needs and preferences when making design decisions. The goal is to deliver digital experiences that are useful, easy to use, and enjoyable for customers.
1) 91% of B2B marketers use content marketing, spending an average of 33% of their budgets on it. The use of tactics like research reports, videos, and mobile content are increasing.
2) Producing enough content is now the top challenge for B2B marketers, replacing producing engaging content which was the top challenge in previous years.
3) The most effective B2B content marketers allocate a higher percentage of their budget to content marketing and use more tactics and social platforms than less effective marketers.
This document discusses how content marketing has become critical for most organizations' marketing strategies. It outlines how paid, owned, and earned media are blurring together in an evolving digital landscape. Content marketing, especially using online video and social media, can help integrate these different types of media across the customer lifecycle to increase impact and ROI. However, managing content across multiple online channels and platforms poses challenges around cost, time-to-market, and measurement. Cloud-based content services can help address these challenges by enabling efficient video delivery, app development, and cross-platform analytics.
Inbound marketing is the process of helping potential customers find a company through helpful content before they are looking to purchase. It relies on creating high-quality, non-promotional content like articles, videos, and whitepapers to engage and educate prospects. When done effectively, this approach generates better results than interruptive traditional marketing by building relationships and allowing buyers to come to the company when they are ready to buy. Content must be relevant to target personas and address their challenges. Common inbound tactics include search engine optimization, social sharing, blogging, and social media engagement to spread content and visibility.
This document provides an overview of search engine optimization (SEO) best practices for getting started with an SEO campaign. It covers topics like keyword research, on-page optimization of title tags, meta descriptions, content, headings, images and navigation. It also discusses technical SEO factors such as canonical issues, XML sitemaps, and broken links. Additional tactics covered include link building, social signals, and SEO tools.
Getting Started with Marketing MeasurementC.Y Wong
This document provides an introduction to marketing metrics for B2B marketers. It discusses the importance of measurement and analytics in today's marketing world. The summary focuses on two categories of metrics: revenue metrics that demonstrate marketing's impact on revenue and profit for executives, and program metrics that gauge campaign performance for internal use. Revenue metrics track leads and opportunities through the funnel to closed deals, while program metrics benchmark activities like email opens, website traffic, and social media engagement.
The document analyzes over 11,000 Facebook advertising campaigns to provide benchmarks on key metrics like click-through rate, cost per click, cost per thousand impressions, and cost per fan. It finds that as Facebook advertising has grown, click-through rates have decreased while costs have increased. Certain factors like age, gender, education level, and using friends-of-friends targeting can impact click-through rates. The benchmarks are intended to help brands evaluate how well their own Facebook campaigns are performing compared to averages.
The document summarizes insights from community managers in 2013 about trends, metrics, and benefits of community management. Key points include: more employees are participating in communities; popular metrics include email/ticket volume, traffic, engagement, and sentiment; emerging trends include social media adopting more community approaches and greater emphasis on growth and engagement; and benefits include cost savings, leads, faster response times, idea generation, and stronger customer relationships.
Combining Knowledge and Data Mining to Understand SentimentC.Y Wong
This white paper examines different approaches for sentiment analysis and summarizes the key benefits and drawbacks of each:
1. The data mining approach represents documents as numeric vectors and applies machine learning techniques to discover patterns for predicting sentiment. While capable of discovering complex patterns, it does not maintain important contextual information and provides little insight into model predictions.
2. The natural language processing (NLP) approach uses linguistic rules defined by domain experts to determine sentiment polarity. It can better capture context but requires more time to develop rules and annotate training data.
3. A hybrid approach combines the two by using data mining to discover patterns for rule development in NLP models or by incorporating linguistic features into machine learning models. This takes advantage
Best Practices from the Worlds Most Social BrandsC.Y Wong
This document provides guidance on how to scale a social media presence globally for large enterprises. It recommends first assessing the current situation to understand how many accounts exist and their level of activity. It also suggests ensuring readiness by having dedicated support and resources. The key steps include: 1) Identifying objectives for the social strategy and how audiences will be engaged; 2) Outlining the resources and phases needed, which typically takes 6-12 months; 3) Implementing the strategy through elements like branding, governance, and enablement across the organization. Effective scaling requires assessing the current state, having clear goals, and coordinating implementation globally.
This document provides an introductory guide on how to use Twitter for business. It begins with an overview of Twitter and common Twitter terminology. It then outlines 6 steps to setting up and optimizing a Twitter profile for business purposes, including signing up for an account, personalizing your company profile, starting to tweet, finding people to follow, getting people to follow you back, and engaging with your network on Twitter. The document then discusses how to use Twitter for various business objectives like marketing, PR, and customer service.
10 Awesomely Provocative Stats for Your Agency's Pitch Deck C.Y Wong
This document provides 10 statistics that could be included in an agency's pitch deck to make it more compelling. Some key stats include: posts receiving 57% fewer likes and 78% fewer comments when a brand posts twice daily; click-through rates on triggered messages being 119% higher than usual messages; and emails opens on smartphones/tablets increasing 80% in the last 6 months. The document aims to equip agencies with compelling data to strengthen their marketing proposals.
Top Five Metrics for Revenue Generation MarketersC.Y Wong
This document discusses key metrics that B2B marketers should track to measure revenue generation. It recommends tracking:
1) Number of leads produced, close rate (new customers/new leads), and revenue per new customer to understand lead generation, nurturing, and quality.
2) Adding metrics like average time to close and cost per new customer.
3) Breaking down the buying process into stages and tracking movement through each stage via funnel reporting.
This Oracle white paper provides an 8-step process for determining an effective social media mix. It advises analyzing current social media channels used, content distributed, and subscriber sizes. Channels should then be organized by formality and frequency of content. Overlapping channels should be consolidated. Gaps in reaching parts of the community should be identified and filled. A prioritization tool can help determine high-priority new initiatives. Finally, a content flow sketch maps how content moves across channels. Following this process allows optimizing the social media mix.
The Definitive Guide to Marketing AutomationC.Y Wong
This document provides an overview of marketing automation. It defines marketing automation as software that streamlines, automates, and measures marketing tasks and workflows to increase efficiency and revenue growth. The document discusses how marketing automation enables key modern marketing practices and common features of automation platforms. It also clarifies what marketing automation is not, such as only email marketing, a way to send spam, or a solution that delivers value without effort.
Strong Success Guide - 13 Cross Channel Marketing Strategies for 2013C.Y Wong
This document provides 13 strategies for cross-channel marketing in 2013. Strategy 1 discusses making email mobile-friendly and extending the mobile experience to the website. Strategy 2 recommends getting a 360-degree view of customers by collecting data from all engagement points. Strategy 3 states that attribution modeling is key to understanding how each channel contributes to success. The strategies provide tips for optimizing content, addressing auto-inbox filtering, personalizing messages, permission-based multi-channel engagement, and continuous testing.
1. The document provides a template for creating a digital marketing plan using the SOSTAC framework. It includes sections for conducting a situation analysis, setting objectives, developing strategies, and defining tactics.
2. The situation analysis section guides the user to analyze their customers, market, competitors, and capabilities. This informs the objective setting section, where goals and KPIs are defined based on the customer lifecycle.
3. The strategy section outlines developing strategies for targeting, positioning, the marketing mix, branding, and online presence. This leads to the tactics section which provides the details to execute the strategies.
This document provides examples of well-designed blog homepages across different industries like business, design, entertainment, lifestyle, nonprofit, and technology. Each example highlights key design elements like consistent color schemes, balanced content presentation, use of images and thumbnails, and easy navigation. The conclusion emphasizes that an effective blog design focuses on layout that allows readers to easily access content according to their needs and interests, rather than just visual graphics.
This document provides an overview of digital influence and how businesses can identify and engage influential consumers on social media. It discusses how influence is difficult to measure precisely with social media scores alone. The document outlines an influence action plan for businesses to define desired outcomes and identify the right influencers to work with. It also provides case studies of companies experimenting with digital influence programs and a guide to available influence software tools.
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Historical Context and Industry Evolution: The presentation provides an overview of the evolution of the Portuguese military industry from the 1970s to the present, highlighting significant shifts such as the privatisation of military capabilities and Portugal's integration into international defence and space programs.
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Customer Lifecycle Engagement
1. Communities Build
Better Customer
Experience
The 6 Stages of Customer Lifecycle Engagement
Discover
Advocate Evaluate
Bond Buy
Experience
a publication of
2. The Customer Lifecycle
Imagine this: a young man—let’s call him Joey—is in the market for a sound system.
He’s never bought one before, so he turns to Google to begin researching what to buy. Contents
A number of different results pop up. Some of them are paid advertisements. Many of
them are the marketing sites of various audio equipment companies. Some of them The Customer Lifecycle ....................1
are communities – either stand-alone or hosted on a company site – and home to 1 Stage 1: Discovery................................ 3
conversations of the people who actually own the sound systems.
2 Stage 2: Evaluate.................................. 5
Joey ignores the ads and marketing messages. Like all good Millenials, he’s a skeptic.
3 Stage 3: Buy................................................ 7
He does, however, pay attention to the reviews and community conversations. Some
of the community members remind him of himself—in their early twenties and with a 4 Stage 4: Experience............................. 9
passion for electronic music and loud bass. He makes a buying decision based on these
5 Stage 5: Bond......................................... 11
customer testimonials and goes to his local store (Amazon, I believe it’s called) to make
6 Stage 6: Advocate............................. 13
the purchase.
His new equipment arrives a few weeks later. He has a bit of trouble setting it up, but he Are You Ready
to Get Started? ................................ 15
returns to the community embedded on the company’s Website, where he finds that he
isn’t the first person to have difficulty differentiating between connector cables. Because
of that, his question has already been addressed and answered. He’s able to set up his
new system easily and uneventfully.
A few months later, Joey decides to waterproof his speakers, but he wants to make sure
this won’t cause serious problems. He returns to the community to confer with its army
of employees, super techies, customers, and other people who love to listen to music
outside when it’s raining. They give him the green light, as well as some useful tips and
waterproofing best practices.
At this point, Joey is no longer a one-time customer, but a loyal one who is willing to
advocate for the brand, answer the questions of new prospects, and stick up for the
Building A Compelling Customer Experience With A Community: The 6 Stages of the Customer Lifecycle Engagement 1
3. company when other customers have issues and get upset. The next time he needs a product that the brand makes, he’ll have a
propensity to choose it automatically because he trusts the brand to produce quality electronics and be responsive and helpful.
Cultivating these types of satisfied, loyal customers is not necessarily an easy task. It requires that you take a comprehensive
approach to customer experience management. As explored in this paper, there are six stages in the customer lifecycle, and
when each step is handled correctly by you and the people you work with, your company can deliver an excellent experience that
drives customers to the next step, perpetuating the cycle.
To be successful, you also need to fully leverage the opportunity presented by social. This means going beyond broadcasting
marketing messages to the fan bases you’ve built. You have to truly engage with them at every stage in the customer lifecycle—
and in a way that feels personal and relevant to them.
Let’s explore the six stages in more detail.
Potential
Discover Customers
Advocate Evaluate
Loyalty The Promotions
Programs
Brand
Bond
Buy
Existing
Customers
Experience
Figure 1. The 6 Stages of Customer Lifecycle
Building A Compelling Customer Experience With A Community: The 6 Stages of the Customer Lifecycle Engagement 2
4. 1 Stage 1: Discovery
The first stage in the customer lifecycle is “Discovery.” This is the stage where a potential
customer has just realized he has a need that your product or service could fulfill. He may
or may not be aware of your company yet. He’s just beginning to seek out solutions, so
you want to make sure that your brand and relevant products are visible and searchable – Customer communities are:
and you can quickly respond to any questions or comments that come your way. • A place to connect customers to
each other online to talk about your
This means having a presence on relevant social networks—Facebook for sure, and products
probably Twitter, YouTube, and even Pinterest and Slideshare, depending on your
• Proactively managed by companies
business. You’re also going to want to have a branded customer community (see sidebar)
so your prospects can access the most up-to-date information about your products and
• Have strong linkages to social
networks, so they can easily share
gain immediate access to your customers, employees, and brand advocates for honest information with like-minded friends
answers to their questions. • Full of relevant, accurate content
provided by people like them, vetted
Get Satisfaction is the leading provider of customer communities. Unlike many social
for accuracy by the brand, and easily
networks, Get Satisfaction communities are highly optimized for search engines due accessed so that it’s relevant to
to their unique URL structure and huge platform that facilitates customer-driven members’ changing context (shopper,
new user seeking service or technical
conversations. So when prospective customers go to Google to begin their Discovery
assistance, etc.)
process, your Get Satisfaction customer community is likely to show up in the top one or
two results. (The sidebar on Pampers illustrates how this works.)
• Designed to help them assess the
trustworthiness of peer answers and
comments
Community conversations pack a heavy SEO punch no matter where they are, so it’s a
good idea to embed them into your Website, landing pages, and eCommerce pages. That • Tightly integrated with the company’s
Website so shoppers can easily view
way, your content is sure to turn up when prospects are searching for products, and they social conversations and opinions as
have access to conversations about the products or services they are researching. And they research products on the brand’s
since communities are optimized for response, it’ll be easy for you to identify and respond Website
to questions that come up.
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5. Pampers Gets Discovery Right!
So many new mothers are interested in the question, “How can my child model for Pampers?” that it’s one of the FAQs on the
Pampers site. Of the 7.9 million results Google reports, the Get Satisfaction community topic page for this question is at the top
of the list — ahead of Pampers’ own blog post on the subject, which is result #2. The unique URL structure of Get Satisfaction,
plus the large amount of customer engagement taking place in the community, means it’s extremely likely to rank well in search
results. Those factors, combined with the strong linkages to the Pampers social presence, means the Pampers community is
incredibly easy for prospects to discover and engage with.
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6. 2 Stage 2: Evaluate
Once your potential customer has discovered several good product options, he begins the “Evaluate” stage in the process. In the
pre-social era, this might have involved talking to friends and family members, going in to a store to ask employees questions,
and seeing what articles or reviews he could get his hands on. Things are not so different now, but the resources and opinions
available have been greatly expanded and amplified by social.
Your prospective customers now have instant access to the intimate opinions of friends, acquaintances, and complete strangers.
They trust the opinions of their peers more than your marketing messages or even those of thought leaders and influencers. 84%
of Millenials say social opinions—even from people they don’t know well—influence their purchase decisions 1 . This can work to
your advantage or to your disadvantage, depending on what people are saying online, so you want to make sure you’re actively
engaging with your customers on social to provide them with a good experience.
You don’t have to single handedly manage your brand’s social reputation. By actively empowering the most satisfied and
knowledgeable customers on your community to act as Champions and speak out on your behalf, you can leverage them to
be a powerful extension of your marketing department. You can do this by incentivizing them, implementing a formal Champs
program (like the one offered by the Get Satisfaction platform), or even just by asking them to get involved. (Don’t forget to thank
them when you notice that they have contributed to your community.)
Your company can’t afford not to encourage and expose these social conversations. And a customer community is the best
platform to facilitate them in a way that is engaging, outcome oriented, and search-engine friendly. When you use the Get
Satisfaction platform to support your community, your prospective customer will be impressed by how easy it is to find and as
well as access the reviews of their peers. At the same time, you can demonstrate how you are to respond to their needs and
questions.
1 (Bazaarvoice and Kelton Research, Advertising Age, August 2, 2012.)
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7. Nice’neasy Customers are Their Best Marketers
With something as personal as hair color, it’s important the referral comes from a trusted source. That’s why Nice’neasy uses a
customer community to provide a forum for customers and prospects to share authentic, objective advice and tips around hair
color. In the Nice‘neasy community, 75 percent of the questions are pre-purchase questions; that means most of the community
visitors are there to ask specific product questions before making a purchase decision. By providing a customer community,
Nice’neasy facilitates the conversations that help move the Evaluate process along, without coming across as too heavy-handed
or sales-y.
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8. 3 Stage 3: Buy
Now that your prospective customer has evaluated your products and those of your competitors, he feels like he’s ready to make
an informed decision. To move your prospects from the “Evaluate” to “Buy” stage (and convert them into customers), you want to
facilitate conversations with as many customers and advocates as possible.
You should facilitate these conversations right as they are considering making a purchase. If a potential customer is on the
checkout page of your Website and has a question about whether or not the sound system you make will fit in their custom
cabinets, for example, you don’t want them to have to leave the page to ask the question and get an answer. By embedding your
community on your eCommerce pages, your prospects can ask questions and get answers from the most trusted sources (their
peers) quickly and easily without ever leaving the shopping flow.
You should also consider bringing entry points to your community (widgets, for you techies out there) to other parts of your
Website where they can highlight praise and testimonials. But showcasing your happy customers, prospects will be more likely to
take the plunge and go with your product (rather than your competition’s product).
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9. Kiddicare Makes Converting Prospects into Customers Look Easy
Kiddicare embeds customer conversations about each product in their community right next to that product on the eCommerce
page, so prospective customers can ask pre-purchase questions without ever leaving the product page and disrupting the
shopping flow. If prospects want to know whether or not a given car seat will fit in their car, as shown in the figure, they can
search the community Q&A right next to the product. A number of answered questions pop up, ranging from the general to the
very specific. In this example, that’s because the prospect found the response to her question quickly, easily, and without leaving
the page. And as a result, she’s now likely ready to buy.
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10. 4 Stage 4: Experience
Once you’ve successfully converted a prospect to a customer, you want to make sure that their first “Experience” (ok, every
experience, but the first is especially critical) with it goes well. This will largely determine whether they become a sporadic
customer, or a loyal, regular customer. Depending on your particular product or service, this first customer experience may
involve assembly, installation, or instruction access. By sticking close to them and letting them know that you’re here to help, you
create a satisfying customer experience that will build loyalty and a positive experience.
To this end, the conversations that exist on the Get Satisfaction community platform get indexed automatically by search engines,
serving as a social knowledge base (KB) for your customers. Commonly asked questions are likely to exist in this KB already,
so when a new customer has a question, they’ll find the answer whether they search for it in a search engine or within your
community.
Get Satisfaction automatically searches the archives of existing conversations before letting someone post a new question, so
customers can self-serve getting answers to their questions. This reduces the number of one-off questions for you to answer.
And if their question hasn’t been addressed already, they have a whole army of resources—employees, customers, Champions—
available to help. All they have to do is post their question in the community, and they’ll receive an email when their question has
been answered. That answer will then act as a resource for future customers with similar questions.
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11. Koodo Leverages Champions for a Great Customer Experience
Koodo is Canada’s most recommended mobile company. They have thousands of happy customers in their community helping
them respond to questions and generally share the Koodo love—so much so that more than 70 percent of community topics are
responded to and marked answered without any involvement from Koodo employees, and the average time to first response is
just 6 minutes. This fast, responsive community means Koodo customers end up feeling satisfied and supported, even when
they have issues. No wonder they’re most recommended!
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12. 5 Stage 5: Bond
No matter how good your product or service is, there will come a time when a customer has an issue that requires support. The
way that you handle this situation—the systems and processes set up for assistance, the speed and quality of response, the
relevance of content available for them on your help repositories—will all impact the way they walk away feeling about your brand.
An unhelpful or (worse) unresponsive support team is likely to leave your customers feeling frustrated, disrespected, and in the
mood to jump back to the Discovery stage in search of an alternative.
The flip side, however, is that by providing comprehensive, searchable resources for self-service, you can create an experience
that will build loyalty and goodwill towards your brand. In other words, they will “Bond.” The social customer doesn’t expect to
never have a service issue with your product. He does expect those issues to be responded to promptly – and through whatever
forum or channel he chooses to contact you.
Equally important to handling support requests is soliciting, listening, and responding to customer feedback. By doing this, you’re
showing that your company’s innovation is centered around your customers – not the egos, budget, or whims of your product
team. A Get Satisfaction customer community provides a place for product ideas and allows you to mark the status of each as
“under consideration,” “completed,” “not planned,” or “recent,” so it’s easy to keep your customers in the loop regarding your
plans. By using your community as a place to solicit and inform product updates, you’re also incentivizing your most engaged
customers to come to your community, which will drive engagement and the next stage in the lifecycle.
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13. Applegate & their Customers. A Love Affair.
There’s no question about whether or not Applegate is a beloved brand. This organic meats company prides itself on
transparency with its customers—and no question goes unanswered in its thriving customer communities. In fact, 35 percent
of the topics in their community happen in the “Bond” phase in the customer lifecycle. These are customers who come to
the community to a build relationship with the brand and the other advocates, and in doing so, share their love and praise for
Applegate.
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14. 6 Stage 6: Advocate
In the social era, customer advocacy is the holy grail of marketing. You need to have systems in place to identify brand
“Advocates” and champions, to incentivize them to speak to prospects, and to highlight their praise in relevant places on your
Website.
You’ll want to make sure that when customers are advocating on your behalf on social networks like Facebook or Twitter, you
have a way to preserve those conversations in a way that is searchable and engaging. A Get Satisfaction customer community
integrates with HootSuite, so you can import praise and advocacy from multiple social channels right into your community.
This extends its shelf life, makes it discoverable by search engines, and provides a forum for other customers to join in the
conversation as well.
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15. Mindjet Explodes with Advocates, Expediting the Lifecycle
Mindjet, a company that provides brainstorming and collaboration software, has exploded with customer advocates in a short
period of time. They have a team of more than 70 happy customers in their community responding to prospects and customers,
expressing their love for Mindjet, and sticking up for the company in times of need. These people are the best source of word-of-
mouth marketing content, and they help expedite the customer lifecycle for other customers.
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16. Are You Ready to Get Started?
The most admired companies in the world are customer-centric organizations that have operationalized an effective customer
experience strategy. And customer communities can play a vital role in helping to make your business more customer-centric.
How? By helping you understand and engage with customers at deeper levels and meet customer needs when, where, and how
they want. Today, over 70,000 companies are using The Getsatisfaction customer communities to engage more deeply with their
customers and build a better customer experience.
Don’t be left behind. Follow the six steps outlined above, and you’ll jump-start your path to true customer engagement and the
many benefits it brings.
Interested in learning more about how a Get Satisfaction customer community can help you acquire
more customers, drive product innovation, and deliver excellent, low-cost social support?
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