Waterfall Industry* Insights
* Activating 1-to-1 Customer Service Relationships With Mobile
Kane RussellVice President of MarketingWaterfall
Corporate๏ Founded August 2005๏ Offices in SFO (HQ), Austin & NYC๏ Backed by Vista Equity Partners ๏ Cross-channel mobile & social CRM via SMS, IVR,
Passbook, QR Codes, Coupons & Social
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provisioning, certification & audit management
Platform
Agenda For Today’s Webinar
1. The tenets of customer service
2. Mobile in a customer service world
3. Limitations of current digital service offerings
4. An innovative approach
5. Use cases and tactics
6. Key opportunities and takeaways
Source: eMarketer, 2013
The Tenets of Customer Service
1. Put customer service and satisfaction first
2. Conduct a back and forth with customers rather than talking at them
3. Identify customer needs as soon as possible; use data to anticipate these needs
4. Make customers feel individually appreciated rather than generally bucketed
5. Give customers opportunities to reduce friction for themselves
6. Use an honest dialogue strategically
7. Set and exceed expectations
8. Solicit feedback, but do so in a convenient way
Agenda For Today’s Webinar
1. The tenets of customer service
2. Mobile in a customer service world
3. Limitations of current digital service offerings
4. An innovative approach
5. Use cases and tactics
6. Key opportunities and takeaways
2012 2017
28.2
14.7
Trillions of mobile messagesSource: eMarketer, 2013
What’s the forecast for worldwide mobile messaging traffic (SMS, MMS, IM, email, social)?
service and satisfaction
Source: eMarketer, 2013
back and forth
What are the main benefits of text message communication for your business?
Immediacy and urgency
High open rates
Low cost
Reach to wide audience
Easy to set up
Easty to test
Easy to schedule 37%40%40%42%
45%45%
63%
Source: eMarketer, 2013
use data to anticipate
What types of mobile marketing does your company use currently?
Mobile websiteMobile app
Mobile emailMobile ads
Mobile QR codesSMS
Mobile searchMobile push notifications
Location-based marketingPassbook
Other 2%3%
16%20%
30%38%
41%42%
49%60%
76%
Source: eMarketer, 2013
Average U.S. Email Marketing Open and Click Rates, By Device
individually appreciated
Open Rate
Clickthrough Rate
Click-to-Open Rate8%
15%
26%
17%
78%
65%
DesktopMobile
Source: comScore, 2013
reduce friction
How has smartphone penetration increased in the U.S. market?
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
55%
60%
Oct 2011 Jan 2012 Apr 2012 Jul 2012 Oct 2012 Jan 2013 Apr 2013
Check text messages
Check email
Read the news
Make a voice call
Check Twitter/Facebook
Browse the web 5%
8%
8%
8%
24%
32%
Source: eMarketer, 2013
an honest dialogue
What’s the first mobile action you take upon awakening in the morning?
Source: eMarketer, 2013
exceed expectations
What percentage of app users did you retain based on push notification engagement?
Month 1
Month 2
Month 3
Month 419%
24%
29%
39%
34%
36%
44%
57%
39%
45%
55%
68%
High EngagementLow EngagementNo Engagement
Agenda For Today’s Webinar
1. The tenets of customer service
2. Mobile in a customer service world
3. Limitations of current digital service offerings
4. An innovative approach
5. Use cases and tactics
6. Key opportunities and takeaways
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1-‐to-‐1 customer service establishes a direct connec/on with individual customers
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1-‐to-‐many customer service establishes a general connec/on with a group of consumers
1-to-who?
Agenda For Today’s Webinar
1. The tenets of customer service
2. Mobile in a customer service world
3. Limitations of current digital service offerings
4. An innovative approach
5. Use cases and tactics
6. Key opportunities and takeaways
<12
13-16
17-19
20-24
25-55
56+ 1%
18%
23%
27%
30%
1%
Anglo: 58%
Black: 18%
Hispanic: 12%Other: 12%
Age Demographic Culture Demographic
Context
• Send 200K messages/week to teens for social action• Texting is familiar, comfortable, fast, private and real-time
Results
• Found mobile to be 11X more powerful than email• Recipients revealed extremely personal details about their lives• Huge data potential
service and satisfaction
back and forth
use data to anticipate
individually appreciated
reduce friction
an honest dialogue
exceed expectations
Agenda For Today’s Webinar
1. The tenets of customer service
2. Mobile in a customer service world
3. Limitations of current digital service offerings
4. An innovative approach
5. Use cases and tactics
6. Key opportunities and takeaways
Taco Bell:iPad Sweepstakes
Pros• Easy process for
collecting data
Cons• Fails to develop an
ongoing relationship
Frontier Airlines:Preference Manager
Pros• Drives toward 1-to-1
without actually doing so
Cons• User experience has to be
on point
Chase:Text Banking
Pros• Drives toward 1-to-1
conversation
Cons• Information has to be
presented clearly
Chase:Text Banking
Pros• Drives toward 1-to-1
without actually doing so
Cons• User experience has to be
on point
Brother:Scan for info
Pros• Access point for rich
media
Cons• Impersonal end user
experience
Tactic: 2-factor authentication
Pros• Eliminates some privacy
hurdles
Cons• Overall value of sharing
mobile information could be more clear
Tactic: Passbook
Pros• Targeted push messaging
based on location
Cons• Limited distribution, at
present
Comprehensive gallery of mobile calls to action with commentary in order to understand best practices and ROI.
http://artofthecta.com/
Agenda For Today’s Webinar
1. The tenets of customer service
2. Mobile in a customer service world
3. Limitations of current digital service offerings
4. An innovative approach
5. Use cases and tactics
6. Key opportunities and takeaways
© 2013 Waterfall, Inc.
A Holistic View of Mobile
Disparate Metrics
Significant Customer Profile Data
become
Marketing
Operations
SupportSales
Benefits of Mobile Applied Across Channels
Enrich Customer Profiles
Drive Costs Down
Personalization & Mobile
Source: eConsultancy, 2013
57%43% Percentage of companies that deliver a
personalized desktop experience.
87%13%Percentage of companies that deliver a personalized mobile experience.
Percentage of companies that plan to adopt personalization for mobile in 12 months.46%54%
Immediate answersI can multitaskMost efficient
Saw demonstrated valueBetter than other channels
I prefer to not talk on the phoneI’m in control of the conversation
Access at workBetter information than if I called 15%
21%29%
22%29%
38%46%
51%79%
Why do you prefer live chat for customer service?
Source: eConsultancy, 2013
service and satisfaction
back and forth
use data to anticipate
individually appreciated
reduce friction
an honest dialogue
exceed expectations
service and satisfaction
back and forth
use data to anticipate
individually appreciated
reduce friction
an honest dialogue
exceed expectations
The Stream: a 1-to-1 mobile conversation engine
Taco Bell:iPad Sweepstakes
Pros• Easy step for collecting
data
Cons• Develop an ongoing
relationship
Reaching out to customer support
Interacting with customer support
evolves into
service and satisfaction
back and forth
use data to anticipate
individually appreciated
reduce friction
an honest dialogue
exceed expectations
© 2013 Waterfall, Inc.
Key Takeaways
Start driving mobile opt-insEstablishes direct customer connection
Identify service log jamsExcellent starting point for mobile customer service
Find near-term opportunities for 1-to-1Can phase roll out to best target offering
Message from a data perspectiveUse marketing channels to understand customer demographics
actionable next steps
© 2013 Waterfall, Inc.
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