social and the age of extreme expectations: joe cothrel, chief community officer, lithium

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Social and the Age of Extreme Expectations Joe Cothrel, Chief Community Officer @LithiumTech #ArgyleCCDen

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Joe Cothrel, Lithium’s Chief Community Officer, shared his thoughts on social media and customer expectations during a Thought Leadership Spotlight Presented by Lithium at the 2014 Customer Care Leadership Forum in Denver on Sept. 11. In his presentation, “Social and the Age of Extreme Expectations,” Cothrel pointed out more companies are prioritizing social media, but it is vital for these businesses to care about their customers and set realistic expectations for their organizations too. Cothrel noted that every employee’s actions can affect a company and its customers. In addition, Cothrel pointed out more businesses are attempting to adapt to customers’ needs, which is becoming increasingly important in today’s corporate world: “I think customers are changing and their expectations are changing as well, and we’re finding that companies are trying to adapt to these changing expectations as well.” Reading blogs and doing research on the Internet can help a company better connect with its customers, according to Cothrel. A business that conducts extensive research and is well-connected to resources in its industry often can respond to its customers faster than its rivals, Cothrel said. Becoming a customer-driven company, Cothrel noted, also is key for businesses: “‘We’re going to be a customer-driven company. It’s going to be a two-way relationship with customers where they help us build products’ … You can dabble in it in some of the earlier phases, but I think until you’re creating good, strong operational processes in the other stages it’s really hard to get to transform if you aren’t getting at that excellent level of operations.” - See more at: http://www.argylejournal.com/customer-care/thought-leadership-spotlight-presented-by-lithium-social-and-the-age-of-extreme-expectations-joe-cothrel-chief-community-officer-lithium/#sthash.aoDTnlRW.dpuf

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Social and the Age of Extreme Expectations

Joe Cothrel, Chief Community Officer

@LithiumTech #ArgyleCCDen

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we are lithium

interact on social networks

engage a community of advocates

understand consumer profile & reputation

@LithiumTech #ArgyleCCDen

our software and services help the world’s biggest companies:

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yesterday was hard enough

phone

@LithiumTech #ArgyleCCDen

email chat KBportals

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Declared vs. delivered

@LithiumTech #ArgyleCCDen

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Promotion vs. engagement

@LithiumTech #ArgyleCCDen

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Simply Measured (June 2013)Lithium (November 2013)

“How quickly do you expect a

response when you interact with brands

on Twitter?”

within1 hour

within30 min

within15 min

within5 min

0%5%

10%15%20%25%30%35%40%45%

42%

service expectations are rising

53%

72%

when it’s a complaint

@LithiumTech #ArgyleCCDen

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EXPERIENCE is the battleground

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Lithium Confidential

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buyersconsider

evaluate

buyuse & enjoy

advocate

you can also use social to create scale

of search traffic from community

39%

reduction in support costs

10%

increase in conversion rates

25%

increase in spend by

community members

2.5x

social conversation

s

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10LITHIUM CONFIDENTIAL

Socially-Infused Website

how brands transform their approach to managing the social customer experience

stage 1foundational

stage 3operationalizing

stage 4extending

stage 5transforming

stage 2experimental

listen to understand the social opportunity

engage on existing social networks

operationalize the conversation

extend the business value to drive business impact

realize world class performance

holistic enterprise social

social media monitoring

branded community

facebook & twitter integrations

enterprise social solutions

build a listening engine build a content engine build a conversation engine build an experience engine build an innovation engine

listen-to-target, focus efforts on improving acquisition of new

customers

listen-to-engage, invest in social channels, activate current & new

customers

listen, incorporate feedback, modify experience, invest on-domain,

improve internal operations

listen, incorporate feedback, design for the customer, enlist external

participants to create brand value

listen, design for the customer, empower customers as trusted

content and business co-creators

@LithiumTech #ArgyleCCDen

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25%faster agent

response time

coverage of customer care issues on Twitter and Facebook

100%

250Kposts processed in 90 days

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73% of ambassadors are active community members

100+ written testimonials

Generated 200+ self-identified advocates

14 video testimonials

submitted by ambassadors

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customer retention improved by25%

$10Malong with other customer experience initiatives, Barclaycard Ring contributed to

decreased customer complaints by50%

in annual benefit

Barclaycard Ring’s innovative levels of simplicity, transparency, and service are impacting the way we do business…we believe this is the way all companies will engage with customers in the future.

Paul WilmoreGeneral Manager Consumer Markets, Barclaycard

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Lithium social customer platform

engage

social web

Respond

Publish Measure

analytics

create a content hub

communities

Forums Blogs Ideas ContestsReviews Knowledge

@LithiumTech #ArgyleCCDen

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Lithium Confidential

video