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    1. A Case Study: Microsoft Community Support
      Dustin Johnson
      Principal at Ant’s Eye View
    2. Our Story Begins in the Summer of 2006 with a Realization…
    3. 90% of the investment helped 1% of the customers
    4. Also, Developers Don’t Want to Use the Phone…
    5. …But They Love the Forums
    6. So, What Did We Do?
    7. #1: We Dove In and Learned on the Fly
    8. #2: We Created a Brand New Team
      Photo Credit: Christian Wind, www.christianwind.com
    9. #3: We Kept The MVPs Happy
      Photo Credit: www.flickr.com/people/vividbreeze/
    10. #4: We Sold, and Resold, and Resold
      Photo Credit: www.flickr.com/people/obo-bobolina/
    11. What Was The Impact?
      + 10M Page views
      + 1M New Users
      + 10k Answers
      + 44% Answer Rate
      + 100% Answers from Community
    12. Expansion!
      International English
      Simplified Chinese
    13. What does this all mean to you?
    14. Customers Are Here
      Companies Have
      Invested In Contact Centers
      +
      Knowledge Base
    15. Integrating the Cloud is 10% Technology, 90% People and Processes
      Knowledge Base
    16. Agility
      Resources
      Vision
      Operations
      Knowledge Base
    17. Maturity Model
      Phase Three: 12-18 Months
      Phase Two: 12-18 Months
      Phase One: 12-18 Months
      Theme
      Awareness
      Participation
      Maturity
      Exec Measure
      Unique Visitors
      Community Posts
      Success Rate
      Ideal Exec Goal
      20% of Potential Audience Visit The Community
      1% of Unique Visitors Post
      50% Success Rate
      Community Behavior
      Consumption
      Contribution
      Champion
      • Content Seeding
      • SME Participation
      • Reputation System
      • Product Integration
      • Influencer Outreach and Engagement
      • Broad Integration
      Levers
      Opportunity!
    18. If Only I Had Known…
      Knowledge of social web norms is helpful and hard to teach
      Ego is an incredibly powerful motivator
      Traditional support tone is not as effective as conversational tone
      Business success is tied to customer participation, so play nice
    19. Thank You!
      Dustin Johnson
      dustin@antseyeview.com
      Twitter: @dustinjo
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