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  1. Customer Marketing Professor: Lindsay Thibeault
  2. WHY IS CUSTOMER MARKETING IMPORTANT?
  3. … … Buyers used to decide primarily on what the company had to say, but now they primarily decide based on what the company’s customers have to say.
  4. It’s now shifted to word-of-mouth. Reviews are more important than ever before.
  5. Consumers are faced with more choices. Emerging technologies have expanded to let people create products and companies more easily, everyone is competing for attention.
  6. If you’re practicing inbound, you’re putting your buyer in the center of your business. You need to build a delightful end-to-end experience tailored around your buyer's journey and every experience they have with you.
  7. INBOUND METHODOLOGY
  8. If you establish trust with people, chances are they’ll recommend your product or service to their friends and family.
  9. If your business strategy revolves around the customer, you’ll need to have a customer success strategy that leverages cross-department collaboration and integration.
  10. HOW DO YOU CREATE LASTING RELATIONSHIPS WITH YOUR CUSTOMERS?
  11. It costs far more money to attract a new customer than it does to retain an existing customer.
  12. Customers expect more. They want interactions that feel more conversational, contextual, and human.
  13. • Listen • Serve • Follow up To create lasting relationships with your customers, you have to:
  14. 80/20 RULE Spend 80% of the time listening and spend 20% of the time talking.
  15. ACKNOWLEDGE By doing this, you’ll confirm that you understand their needs.
  16. EMPATHY Use your product/service yourself to understand and feel the customer experience. Be in the mindset of your buyer persona.
  17. Social media monitoring is great for listening to your customers in a scalable, efficient way.
  18. You should be measuring and tracking as many customer interactions as you can. Collect qualitative and quantitative data, pre- and post-sale, using manual and automatic methods.
  19. • Use open-ended questions • Start questions with who, what, where, when, why, and how • Include follow-up questions to dig deeper Ask Customer Questions
  20. • Listen • Serve • Follow up To create lasting relationships with your customers, you have to:
  21. Your business’ number one priority should be to serve people. If you lead by serving others, they will serve you back.
  22. Understanding your personas will make it even easier to delight your customers. Personas can help ensure that your solutions and recommendations are relevant and useful to your customers.
  23. The businesses that are the best educators will be the most successful.
  24. • Listen • Serve • Follow up To create lasting relationships with your customers, you have to:
  25. When a business fails to follow-up with a customer, they risk losing the trust they’ve developed. As a marketer, you want to continue to educate your customers just like you think about educating your prospects.
  26. RECIPROCITY Responding to one positive action with another.
  27. • Provide you the ability to collect customer data • Help you improve your communication and customer education • Teache you about how you can innovate SURVEYS
  28. People won’t remember every interaction they had with your organization or product, but they will remember the overall feeling it imprints on them.
  29. HOW TO SOLVE FOR CUSTOMER SUCCESS
  30. • Increase engagement with your products/services • Drive customer revenue through retention, cross-sell, up-sell • Grow a community of customer advocates Customer marketing can help:
  31. All of the inbound marketing best practices for the attract and engage stages of the inbound methodology also apply to the delight stage.
  32. • Segment your customers Ways to solve for customer success
  33. SEGMENTATION Breaking up your contacts into smaller groups of similar people.
  34. YOUR CUSTOMERS SEGMENT
  35. YOUR CUSTOMERS LOCATION SEGMENT
  36. YOUR CUSTOMERS LOCATION COMPANY SIZE SEGMENT
  37. YOUR CUSTOMERS LOCATION COMPANY SIZE SERVICE TYPE SEGMENT
  38. YOUR CUSTOMERS LOCATION COMPANY SIZE SERVICE TYPE ROLE SEGMENT
  39. SEGMENT YOUR CUSTOMERS
  40. When creating segments you should always have an end goal.
  41. HAPPY CUSTOMERS EXTRA HELP CUSTOMERS ACTIVE CUSTOMERS Goal: Continue healthy habits Goal: Help customer reach goals Goal: Upgrade to additional products or services
  42. Net promoter score (NPS) is a good way to determine who is a promoter of your brand.
  43. NET PROMOTER SCORE (NPS) A quantified view of your customers’ relationships and experiences with you. The better you do at creating a valuable and enjoyable end-to-end experience for your customers, the higher your NPS will ultimately climb.
  44. “On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely are you to recommend this product to a friend?”
  45. • Promoters: customers who answered the question with 9 or 10 “On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely are you to recommend this product to a friend?”
  46. • Promoters: customers who answered the question with 9 or 10 • Passives: customers who answered the question with 7 or 8 “On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely are you to recommend this product to a friend?”
  47. • Promoters: customers who answered with 9 or 10 • Passives: customers who answered with 7 or 8 • Detractors: customers who answered with 0 through 6 “On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely are you to recommend this product to a friend?”
  48. • Promoters: customers who answered with 9 or 10 • Passives: customers who answered with 7 or 8 • Detractors: customers who answered with 0 through 6 • NPS = Promoter % - Detractor % “On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely are you to recommend this product to a friend?”
  49. • Segment your customers • Provide social media support Ways to solve for customer success
  50. Your customer audience is different, so be sure to engage and promote content that is helpful to them.
  51. You should collaborate with the customer support team to route customer-related questions, making it easy for communications to be handed off to the appropriate person.
  52. • Segment your customers • Provide social media support • Create customer-specific content Ways to solve for customer success
  53. If your company is doing its job and helping customers grow, then your customers will want to continue to grow with you.
  54. • Source ideas from customer service • Use real-life customer examples • Host customer content brainstorms CONTENT FOR CUSTOMERS
  55. • Segment your customers • Provide social media support • Create customer-specific content • Acknowledge and celebrate your customers Ways to solve for customer success
  56. Building a customer loyalty program is a key way to keep loyal customers engaged with your brand.
  57. THANK YOU.
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