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Influitive San Francisco User Group October 9, 2013

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Influitive San Francisco User Group

October 9, 2013

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Get your tweet on!

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Today’s Agenda

•2:30-2:45 – Opening remarks

•2:45-3:15 – Shortel’s customer advocacy journey

•3:15-3:45 – Breakout sessions

•3:45-3:55 – Break

•3:55-4:15 – AdvocateAnywhere

•4:15-4:45 – Influitive Roadmap (Fall & Winter Releases)

•4:45-5:00 – Closing remarks

•5:00+ – Head to Town Hall for appetizers and refreshments!

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Opening RemarksChad Horenfeldt

Director of Customer Operations

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In One Year…

Over 5000 advocates over across all hubs

Completed nearly 65,000

challenges

Sent out 8600+ tweets

Shared over 5300+ links

Generated over 1300 referrals#influitives

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Thank You!

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VIP UpdatesTruman Tang

Customer Marketing Manager

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VIP Challenge Completions

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VIP Engagement

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Tip 1 – Hi My Name Is...

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Tip 2 – Lights, Camera, Action!

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Tip 3 – Keep it nice and easy

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Tip 4 – Perk Fairly

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Tip 5 – Stick to a Schedule

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Tip 6 – Switch Up Your Communication

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Tip 7 & 8 – Know What You Want Then Ask

Ask EngagementInfo

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Who are you hanging out with?Tip 9 – Mix Up The Experience

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Tip 10 – Hangout With Your Advocates

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One more thing...

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A Few Marketing Announcements

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Stay tuned for Amber!

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ShoreTel SkyOur Customer Advocacy Journey

Amber NewmanSenior Marketing Communications [email protected]

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About ShoreTel and ShoreTel Sky

We make phone systems and applications with an experience that businesses love.

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Our Journey in Three Parts

Failure Breakthrough Vision

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What We Were Trying to Achieve

References Referrals

Social Engagement Attention

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What Went Wrong?

Lack of Committed Resources

Limited Executive Buy In

Approach Not Aligned with Customers

No Employee Engagement

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Breakthrough

Complete Re-launch

New Tone and Style

New Rewards

Executive Enthusiasm

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Employee Advocacy

Not Stock Photography – Actual ShoreTel Employees

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To Give or Not to Give?

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Statistics

July Aug Sept0

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400

600

800

1000

1200

126

240

1105

July Aug Sept0

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100

150

200

250

300

350

400

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341New Advocates

Challenge Completions

Average Points Per Advocate

326

Average Completions Per Month

2.3

Redeeming Advocates

26

Total Redemptions

49

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Results

References Referrals

Social Engagement Attention

64 New References 8 Prospect Referrals

289 Links Posted 401 New Advocates

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Vision – Maintain Momentum

Make “Game Time” Adjustments

Publicize Success

Build Culture

Involve Partners

Become Advocates for Companies we Love

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Questions?

Amber Newman

Sr. Director of Marketing Communications

[email protected]

www.shoretelsky.com

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Breakout SessionsAdvocate Marketing Metrics (ROI) – Chad Horenfeldt

Sustaining Advocate engagement & recruitment – Sydney Strader

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Tips & TricksAdvocateAnywhere

Aaron RothschildProduct [email protected]

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Questions marketers ask us….

•How do we find the people willing to perform advocacy for us?

•How can we engage users with urgent challenges, when they don’t come to the hub that often?

TIPS AND TRICKS

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AdvocateAnywhere allows you to keep your customer “asks” in context of what they are currently doing

‒ Logging In to your app‒ Finished Salesforce Integration with your app‒ Reading a Blog Post‒ Reading Customer Stories on your website‒ Etc.

Context

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A widget that lets you bring challenges to your customers - rather than making them visit the hub.

What is AdvocateAnywhere?

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Notifier – currently a customizable

image

If there is another challenge available

to the user – this will be displayed

You advocacy program name (Ie:

champions, Rockstars, etc)

The trim color is customizable to match your web

pages/site

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AdvocateAnywhere - Inline

This is a section of content – no pop-up. It is also personalized to the current user.

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After….

If we don’t recognize the visitor (not a current advocate) – we ask

for email addressIf we recognize them - don’t ask for email

AND

If there are no other challenges available

for them – thank them!

We make it easy for you to invite these users to your full hub

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Customer Success Story Pages:•Ask current advocates to provide their customer

story. •Ask current advocates about their favorite feature

in your product - and why.

Your Blog•Ask visitors if they wanted to work with you on a

guest post.•Ask Advocates to post ideas for future blog posts

Some Ideas: Your Website

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Referral/Partner Pages•Ask any web visitor to provide a referral lead•Ask partners to perform another challenge (while

they are visiting their portal to register a lead)

Support Portals

•Ask advocates in your portal if they'd like to join the "Early Beta Access program" --> a lead-in to becoming an advocate.

•Ask users to fill out a simple NPS survey

Other Web Properties

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•You can specify WHERE a challenge will appear‒ Your Blog, Customer success Story Page, Within your App

•You can specify WHO will see the embedded challenge‒ Registered Advocates who are in a particular group‒ Unknown Web Visitors

Targeting

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Targeting: Where

Enter the URL of the webpage where you want the embed to be displayed

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Targeting: Who

Include unknown webvisitors

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1. Create a challenge that is visible to anyone who lands on a particular URL/webpage

2. Create a challenge visible only to people who are already registered advocates

3. Create a challenge that is visible only after Challenge #1 has been completed

Go to Settings: System : AdvocateAnywhere

How can I experiment with it?

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•You can automatically “pass” us the user’s email if your app already knows it - so we don’t ask for their email.

•You can trigger the “pop-open” with some JS magic (speak to me)

•You can build your own version of this pop-up with an API we’ve built for this

Improvements Coming Up:‒ Text label instead of image‒ More Reporting‒ More stage types

Bonus: Cool Things

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Influitive RoadmapFall & Winter Release

Eran AloniVP [email protected]

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Developments

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Referrals

Simple and Powerful Workflow

Reflecting leads’ progress in Salesforce.com in the Advocate Hub

Flexible Integration

Create referral leads in Salesforce.com, either directly or through you marketing automation system.

Keep your Advocates in the Loop

Allow advocates to see the status of their referrals in the hub.

New & Improved User Experience

Visible & accessible from anywhere in the hub

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Great user experience

Better exposure of referral challengesDetailed explanation of the referral process.

Advanced trackingAllow advocates to track the status of all their referrals.

Referrals

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Target challenges in the hub, mobile (Maven) and embedded on your site (Advocate Anywhere)

Advanced Challenge Targeting Options

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Allow groups to have private leaderboards such that advocates can only see and communicate with other advocates in their group.

E.g. Employees, Partners, etc.

Private Leaderboards

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Advocate to Advocate Messaging

Allow Advocates to communicate with each other in the hub

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Get advocates to review for your AppExchange reviews and track when the review gets published.

Get advocates to post comments on Disqus-enabled Blogs and automatically track when comments are published.

New Challenge Stage Types

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Winter 2014Tentative Roadmap

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Expand and refine Fall release capabilities (great UX, track referral lifecycle in SFDC, end to end visibility to advocate and admin)

‒ Refer by emailAllow advocates to send a referral by email (e.g. to [email protected] or [email protected] ), receive email confirmations and status updates and track the status of their referral in the hub.

‒ Multiple referral challenges (tentative)Have multiple referral challenges using the same business workflow and tracking mechanisms

Referrals

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‒ Improved Email Templates• Optimize and create new templates to increase engagement.• Add new data and call to action in templates – e.g.

After a challenge is approved, suggest another similar challenge to the advocate.

‒ Redesigned Advocate ‘Dashboard’• Updated visual design• Improved layout to accommodate allow adding new

engagement mechanisms such as missions, contests, content, etc.

‒ Maven• Add push notifications, points, badges; Test and update UX.• Test the impact of stub hubs and advocacy across hubs

Advocate Engagement

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‒ Goals• Allow admins to set goals, track their status and increase their

engagement by pushing them to meet and exceed their goals.E.g. # of referrals, # of case studies, # of product review per month

‒ Health Meter / Alerts & Tips• Define a standard health meter tracking the performance of

the customer’s Hub.E.g. number of available challenges per advocate, number of new challenges create over the past week, number of new advocates in hub, etc.

• Suggest corrective action using best practices.E.g. Create 5 new challenges and target them to the Partners group.

Customer Value

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‒ Syndicate Best Practices Content in Hub

Take CS knowledge base and make it available, in context, in the hub

E.g. Show articles about reporting features and best practices on the Reporting tab

Best Practices

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The Maven Mobile App (Available now)

Allows advocates to help you on the go with the Maven iOS app.Allows the entire Influitive advocate network to discover your advocacy program.

Questions?