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Learn how creating a customized, segmented customer loyalty newsletter for sales account managers builds loyalty and changes the relationship game.
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© 2006 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialPresentation_ID 1
Loyalty Phase I: AM “Signed” Customer Newsletter Proposal
Melissa Kennedy
© 2006 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Cisco ConfidentialMelissa Kennedy 2
****Phase II
What problem are we solving?
Unify
Amplify
Simplify
Services
TWTV Product Launches
NewslettersTurn it on
Monthly Trigger 1:1 emailer
Switching Kitchen
Events
Segmented
Technical
Customer
Tech Days
Compelling event 1:1 email ALERT
Green
Cisco AM
Fact or Fiction
Q1 BIG
TY
Q2 lil surpris
e
Q3 lil surpris
e
Q4 BIG
TY
1) Simplify Customer Communications2) Scalable Account Manager (AM) Relationship Building
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Loyalty Phase I: AM “Signed” Customer Newsletter Goals
Introduce customers to available resources:
-Responses, Registrations-Opt ins/Subscribers-Open rate-Click thru-Forwards/New contacts-Delivery Success
Reduce total number of individual emails from Cisco
Create consistent communication capability for field
Increase opportunity of conversations, quality/depth of conversations
Increase sales productivity Increase customer relevance Create long-term relationships with
customers & Cisco Transform a transactional relationship
with customers to strategic partnership Develop loyalty overtime Supersede competitive threats Increase customer satisfaction
Quantitative Qualitative
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What differentiates this newsletter? From a real person, Account
Manager (AM) (40% of opening choice depends on “from” line)
Versions for different customers, not One Size Fits All
Customized for preferences, geography
Customer centric vs Cisco centric
Offers ability to market on behalf of an AM
Offers transparency to AM on his/her customer touch point
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AM “Signed” Newsletter Aligns with Loyalty Strategy
Loyalty Strategy AM “Signed” Newsletter Alignment
Create infrastructure to deliver consistent customer communication
Serves as a foundation element to the customer communication infrastructure
Leverage scalable systems to keep accounts warm for Cisco sales rep
Leverage SFDC, Prolifiq, CMS, Demand Center
Educate customers to increase their ROI, while developing loyalty
Aggregate informational resources and activities and customize relevant to customer sub-segment
Position customer as thought leader in their company by introducing adjacent solutions or compelling events
Offers a trusted source(AM) to introduce adjacent information
Nurture architecture needs with existing customers
Leverage profile knowledge to dictate architectural information path
Create customer evangelists on behalf of Cisco
Offers customer ability to share with colleagues and peers
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Business Requirements
Account Manager, Area Marketing Manager, Process & Systems
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Content prioritization for Newsletter Suggested Content Features
Regional Events/ local events/Now Van events---1
Virtual Events
Customer Success Stories/testimonials
Vertical Information (if applicable)
Product Announcements---2
Product placement (24, The Office)
Services (how to, other info)
Cisco press/learning credits/educational resources---3
Technical Tips & Tricks
Polls/surveys
Cisco Interaction Network/Cisco Knowledge Network---4
Programs, promotions, etc---5
Refer a Friend
Multi-media component
Anything fun? Puzzles, challenges?
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Newsletter Scenario II:Marketing Led, AM Customization Define customer segmentation-- phase I technical buyer
Create slightly different canned versions for each segment (multiple versions)
-Featured articles will change relative to audience segmentation
Offer acct manager limited customization in bulk for all versions—they can delete articles, but can’t add
Include AM personal message at top
Regional event info will be included automatically*
Approved!
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Process Requirements Leverage current trigger process
Leverage local events calendar solution
Leverage MSO/DC process design and coordination for both newsletter prep & content collection
Need approval from permissions board for classification of relationship communication vs transactional
Need to create and socialize content collection process, i.e. Who? What? When? Where?
Need to establish technical decisions maker segments and list pulling criteria
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Future Business Requirements Leverage new Prolifiq content management system
Revamp content collection process relative to CMS requirements
Leverage new Prolifiq content scoring capability
Leverage regional events project
Need to integrate prolifiq reporting to SFDC sales alert action
Need to create business decision maker segmentation
Need to create business-oriented newsletter package
Need to establish relationship with CMO/BU to upload content for usage
Cut off access to these contacts in CI for other marketing groups, leverage this as primary communication channels
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Sample Experience Views
Customer, AM & Operations Experience
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Sample: Customer Experience, Monthly
Personalized message from
Account Manager(AM):
-first message is welcome and
introduction to the communication
- ongoing customable
message from AM
Education-focused content, i.e. how can I (AM) help
provide value-add content to continue building our
relationship?
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AM Experience for Phase IAM
Receives 4 versions to
review, customize or opt out
Staged and targeted in
tool
Tooltriggers 1:1 Email
Contact Receives
Email Read & Click
Thru
Reporting in tool
Review activity, adapt
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Execution Process Phase I: Content and Newsletter Target Technical SFDC contacts first: 4 segments
to start
Newsletter template offers content requirements
Regional events fed through event calendar tool
Internal contacts to provide content
Content must be loaded by ? date monthly
Prolific proof content, test links, preview pane & mobile display
AM opts out any customers, offers bulk customization
Send, confirm, review reporting with team, revise
Alert Content
Lead
Confirm Content
Received
Upload or Submit
Content to Tool
Submit Sample of
Final Newsltr
Confirm Content
Submitted
Confirm Template Updated
Confirm List
Submitted
Confirm Staging
Complete
Confirm eMail Sent
Confirm eMails
Delivered
Provide Reporting
Alert Analytics
Guru
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Benchmark Metrics
Cisco & Industry Standards
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Cisco Newsletter Benchmarks
Newsletter CPI US:Innovators: TW
US: Innovator: BW
Mobility TAC UC Insight
Central AM newsletter
Avg Open Rate
18.4% 23% 16% 19% 8% 27% 17%
Avg Click Through Rate
22.1% 2% .5% 6% 2% 9% 21%
Delivery Rate 98% N/A N/A 69% 48% 76% 92%
Number of subscribers
35,000 70,000 40,000 19,500 108,000
6,700 15,692
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Industry Email Open Rates• Overall email open avg: 12.5%
• Success factors include: industry sender, list size
• Smaller list tend to have higher open and click thru due to relevant content
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Industry Email Click-Thru Rates
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Actions, Deliverables & Timeline
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Big Newsletter Deliverables Identify customer segmentsbegin with Network-Centric Buyer
Create repeatable systematic segmentation process
Identify common content & customizable features
Create 1:1 emailer templates: Regular, Just-In-Time
Create a rolling 3 month editorial calendar
Create a content collection process
Create new contact sign up/subscribe, acquisition process
Leverage current trigger management process
Create way to leverage regional events calendar solution
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Timeframe Activity
Weeks of June 22, June 29 July 13
Review external e-newsletter research
Collect Cisco subscription background
Collect field/user requirements for newsletter contents & features
Finalize dependencies: systems/processes/people
Define newsletter scope: Phase I Launch
Create benchmark metrics collected from Cisco newsletter results and industry averages
Create 60 day action plan with milestones
Discuss best practices with other newsletter owners, i.e. Innovators, Vicki Bawinkle’s customer newsletter, Channels, others
Week of July 20 Collect AMM suggestions, integrate into final preso
Finalize AM “signed” Customer Newsletter presentation
Schedule management presentation for feedback
Finalize benchmark metrics
Continue process work with MSO
Influence tagging architecture for CMS to serve the AM newsletter
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Timeframe ActivityWeek of July 27 Review with loyalty working team, collect feedback, edit accordingly
Present to management, gather feedback, set deliverable timelines
Confirm budget Phase I
Review with extended USCFM team—tech/audience/AMMs
Check in on progress of CMS, MSO processes
Set up field focus groups for AM feedback
Weeks of August 3 Initiate SOW with newsletter vendor: Alpha & Prolifiq
Begin building proofs with layout, sample content
Schedule field focus groups, customer focus groups
Initiate engagement with brand team
Create customized content loading process for AMMs/Ams
Create new acquisition, new subscriber process
Confirm MSO, Trigger process with Prolifiq & Working team
Perform edits based on field feedback of samples
Create welcome, intro content for initial newsletter launch
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Timeframe Activity
Weeks of August 10, 17 Collect brand approval for final newsletter comps
Create final presentation to share with team & extended content stakeholders, build internal communication materials, schedule training , activity
Work with vendors to finalize design of templates, ready for content
Check in on progress of CMS
Begin content collection process
Finalize, launch newsletter MSO play process (internally)
Finalize reporting process, ongoing communication
Week of August 24 Work out bugs with the content collection process
Begin internal communication process, training, etc
Ensure content is entered in CMS, ready for 1’s letter
Week of October 5 Email introducing program launches, with content
Monthly 1:1 AM newsletter sent
Review process, improve
Week of November 2 Monthly 1:1 AM newsletter sent
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