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Social Media Implications for Stakeholders illustrative example Benefits Challenges Next Steps The Customer Customer ratings and feedback on products User-centric support info (i.e., FAQs, discussion posts) A voice for one’s experience Requires initial social engagement to access full product/support info Entails trust in wisdom of the crowd Engage! Start at comfort level and expand engagement from there Use social media experience from other environments Sales & Marketing Platform to connect with and engage customers Direct customer feedback on products, experience Rich segmentation ability Requires a conversation no longer one-directional Forces highest level of credibility in campaigns Identify channels of choice by customer segment Listen to current/target customers conversations Follow corporate policies Customer Support Increased quality in customer engagement across support channels Database of user-centric data to mine for training Demands higher competency levels in support personnel Forces metric driven improvements due to increased transparency Listen to the customer conversations across external platforms Begin the conversation Follow corporate policies Legal Department Direct access to customer conversations and feedback Platform for improving and expanding on legal communications Presents an undefined, semi- regulated environment Entails an increase in outbound communication channels Establish social media corporate communication policies Learn from other social media related legal actions This illustrative example was first presented in the DC Insights Blog, http://dcinsight.typepad.com/dcinsights/, What is Social Media to [fill in blank]; visit the post to share your own thoughts and experiences

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Social Media Implications for Stakeholders – illustrative example

Benefits Challenges Next Steps

The

Customer

• Customer ratings and feedback on products

• User-centric support info (i.e., FAQs, discussion posts)

• A voice for one’s experience

• Requires initial social engagement to access full product/support info

• Entails trust in wisdom of the crowd

• Engage! Start at comfort level and expand engagement from there

• Use social media experience from other environments

Sales &

Marketing

• Platform to connect with and engage customers

• Direct customer feedback on products, experience

• Rich segmentation ability

• Requires a conversation – no longer one-directional

• Forces highest level of credibility in campaigns

• Identify channels of choice by customer segment

• Listen to current/target customers conversations

• Follow corporate policies

Customer

Support

• Increased quality in customer engagement across support channels

• Database of user-centric data to mine for training

• Demands higher competency levels in support personnel

• Forces metric driven improvements due to increased transparency

• Listen to the customer conversations across external platforms

• Begin the conversation

• Follow corporate policies

Legal

Department

• Direct access to customer conversations and feedback

• Platform for improving and expanding on legalcommunications

• Presents an undefined, semi-regulated environment

• Entails an increase in outbound communication channels

• Establish social media corporate communication policies

• Learn from other social media related legal actions

This illustrative example was first presented in the DC Insights Blog, http://dcinsight.typepad.com/dcinsights/, What is Social Media to [fill in blank]; visit the post to share your own thoughts and experiences