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#e2Conf #SCRM #SocBiz social crm a primer presented by esteban kolsky

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Page 1: Social CRM - A Primer

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social crm – a primer

presented by esteban kolsky

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Best in the Business

SOCIAL MEDIASOCIAL CRM

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what is social crm?

a) new communication channels, methods

b) new way for business to interact with customers

c) facebook, twitter, social networks, communities and forums brought into crm

d) paradigm shift that has revolutionized the world

e) snake oil, snake skin, and snake teeth

f) the 21st century equivalent of a “vast wasteland”

g) so cool!

h) it’s complicated… you wouldn’t understand

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what is social crm

crm is a philosophy and a business strategy, supported by a system and a technology,

designed to improve human interactions in a business environment.

the company's programmatic response to the customer's control of the conversation.

paul greenbergcrm at the speed of light

editions 1 through 4 and beyond

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social crm

communitiessystems of

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social crm stack

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the need for social crm

function

rules

channel

function

rules

channel

customer

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community

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process

client

customersatisfaction

agent

process-centric

efficiency

effectiveness

customer-centric

traditional feedback model

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legacysystems

datawarehouse

erp cloud

channels

c p em

m – communityc – customerp – partnere – employee

sales marketingcustomer

servicefeedback

social business rules

social crm feedback model

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paradigm or generational shift?

loyaltyeconomy

internetwww

personalcomputes

socialevolution

serviceeconomy

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baby boomers generation x generation y

generational generational generationalparadigm paradigm

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bizsocial

biz

traditional 1:1 relationship

socially augmented 1:m:1 relationships

shifting interaction models

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evolution of social x

CRM

collaboration

SCRM E2.0

social business

collaborative enterprise

20101990 2015 2020

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today’s collaboration headaches

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tomorrow’s convergence

customercommunities

hybridcommunities

internalcommunities

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the collaborative enterprise collaborate around and

with clients & consumers

collaborate to understand jobs-to-be-

done

co-create to meet expectations

act on customer insights

provide the expected customer experience

collaborate to include value chain

SocialCRM

E2.0

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success in social crm

• Success is fleeting – Social crm is not well established– No success stories for proper crm using social yet…

but

• There are examples of success in different business functions– Including subset of crm functions

• Success in social media for business, as it relates to customers can be considered social crm success– For now…

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success in social crm

• Social Service – Widgetbox – gave users the space to implement a focused community, – Integrated it with their helpdesk ticketing system– Widgetbox agents and SME worked in the community.

• Social Sales, Service, Collaboration – Best Buy– Twelpforce– Noticed they often had to recommend additional products– Extended to tap into their catalog, automate searching for

specific recommendations, and automatically placing links to those products in the forums.

– provided reviews, space for commentaries, and links to related products.

• Social marketing – Groupon, HBO

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@ekolsky

http://www.thinkjar.net

[email protected]