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The Marketing Role of the CX Professional | inQuba & Tech Mahindra [LEVEL UP CX SUMMIT, part 3]

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On the 25th November 2020, inQuba & Tech Mahindra hosted the 3rd Level Up CX Summit webinar on The Marketing Role of the CX Professional.

The traditional marketing funnel needs a rethink because customers’ behaviour is neither linear nor orderly. Today’s marketers need to extend their vision to the full and actual customer journey to discover opportunities and pain points that weren’t previously visible. Find out how this is done by watching our LIVE WEBINAR with Q&A.

Speakers: Upendra Dharmadhikary (Tech Mahindra), Michael Renzon (inQuba)

Recording here: https://youtu.be/GsKAFsF54_k

On the 25th November 2020, inQuba & Tech Mahindra hosted the 3rd Level Up CX Summit webinar on The Marketing Role of the CX Professional.

The traditional marketing funnel needs a rethink because customers’ behaviour is neither linear nor orderly. Today’s marketers need to extend their vision to the full and actual customer journey to discover opportunities and pain points that weren’t previously visible. Find out how this is done by watching our LIVE WEBINAR with Q&A.

Speakers: Upendra Dharmadhikary (Tech Mahindra), Michael Renzon (inQuba)

Recording here: https://youtu.be/GsKAFsF54_k

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  1. 1. CLICK TO EDIT MASTER TITLE STYLE
  2. 2. WELCOME TO OUR WEBINAR! MICHAEL RENZON CEO & Co-Founder inQuba UPENDRA DHARMADHIKARY Vice President Tech Mahindra Consulting
  3. 3. MEET YOUR NEW CUSTOMER! • I am Digital • I can Navigate • I am Creative • I am Empowered • I have Choice • I make well-informed Decisions • I will be treated Fairly • I have a Social Conscience
  4. 4. WE’RE AT A CROSSROADS… ARE WE READY FOR THEM? CAPABILITIES Understanding the new customer mindset Enabling you to anticipate behaviour and deliver proactive experiences Retention moves to the fore Businesses have to win back what they’ve lost Customer acquisition & conversion The sales funnel is dead and new engagement strategies are needed to drive conversion in the new marketplace You get me! Advanced analytics and AI
  5. 5. WE’RE AT A CROSSROADS... ARE WE READY FOR THEM? But… Customer Journeys are the realm of the CX Professional Not the Marketing Professional
  6. 6. CAPABILITIES SUMMARY UNDERSTANDING THE NEW CUSTOMER MINDSET RETENTION MOVES TO THE FORE CUSTOMER ACQUISITION & CONVERSION
  7. 7. THE NEW CUSTOMER MINDSET
  8. 8. PAIN POINT MATRIXNEW CUSTOMER. NEW MINDSET. CREATE POSITIVE MEMORIES Apart from focusing on creating experiences, organization’s focus should be on moments that have emotional and significant impact on people ACT WITH PURPOSE & AUTHENTICITY Humans are truly motivated by finding meaning in their lives. Instead of focusing on monetary benefits, companies should focus on sharing the purpose of their effort which will help in increasing commitment and loyalty CULTIVATE DEEP EMPATHY Successful people experiences are based on an in-depth understanding of their behaviours, feelings, motivations and proactively satisfying their needs Seamlessly connects Humans & Technology, Physical & Digital Channels & Moments of Truth 2 Solves problems - for Humans, therefore businesses 3 Upholds authenticity, contextual relevance, delivering to promise, empathy, needs, ease, style, sense of control & creation, being listened to. 1
  9. 9. CASE STUDY: INVESTMENT Guiding investor emotion in order to prompt behaviour and form long-term relationships OBJECTIVE
  10. 10. NEW CUSTOMER. NEW MINDSET. Investor journey Sprint 1: wks 1-6 Sprint 2: mos 2-12 Sprint 3: yr 1-4 Sprint 3: yr 4+ Onboarding Maintenance Change / withdrawal Maintenance How we want investors to feel? Knowledge / understanding Assurance Equip beyond product Long-term relationship Acknowledgement Investor engagement tool box Key content: Saving for retirement Different retirement products The role of financial advice Key content: Investor Portal Personalized Investment returns Investment seminars Key content: Key milestones Offshore products Life cover etc. How to save more Key content: Ensuring a sustainable lifestyle Accounting for inflation What we want investors to do? Retirement / withdrawal
  11. 11. RETENTION MOVES TO THE FORE
  12. 12. Explore Buy Use Pay Change Get Support Leave RETENTION Interested Happy
  13. 13. CASE STUDY: RETENTION Deep understanding of clients at risk & advanced retention orchestration strategies OBJECTIVE
  14. 14. RETENTION MOVES TO THE FORE Which groups of customers are at risk? Who? 1 What are the specific nudge strategies for each group? What? 2 When should the nudges be triggered? When? 3
  15. 15. RETENTION MOVES TO THE FORE REAL CUSTOMER JOURNEYS ARE COMPLEX
  16. 16. RETENTION MOVES TO THE FORE Who? Which groups of customers should be targeted for nudging? 1 2 What? What are the specific nudges for each group? 3 When? When should the nudges be triggered? Archetype 1: Lapse intervention High risk, low advocacy, medium affordability Archetype 2: Proactive maintenance Medium & low risk, medium affordability Archetype 3: Low affordability High/medium/low risk, low affordability Dear Lynne, we have some great news. You’ve qualified for a complimentary advanced drivers’ course which will help you to be a safer and more confident driver. Simply.. TransAtlantic Ins. Today, 15:30 Dear Thomas, in trying times, we’re here to help you optimise your investment portfolio and assist with any requests you may have. Simply click here.. TransAtlantic Ins. Today, 16:30 Dear Jason, in trying times, we’re here to help you and deal with the consequence of COVID on income. Simply click here. TransAtlantic Ins. Today, 11:30
  17. 17. CUSTOMER ACQUISITION & CONVERSION
  18. 18. CUSTOMER ACQUISITION & CONVERSION Characteristics Scenarios Human Behavior INSIGHT ASSUMPTIONS Market Segments – Sizing and high-level attributes Personas – A demographic of a customer Personas + Scenarios – Capturing reaction in a moment in time Now it’s about understanding Characteristics Personality / Traits Attitudes Motivations Brand / Service perceptions Beliefs Lifestyle Lifestage Micro / Macro Situation Needs
  19. 19. CASE STUDY: RETAIL BANK CARD ACQUISITION • Reduce NTU’s • Move the customer to the next node or point in the acquisition journey • Test ML and how it can enhance this journey • Best offer first • Operational and cost efficiency OBJECTIVE
  20. 20. Customer Applies for a Credit Card Customer Accepts Quote Customer Receives Card Customer activates and spends Application incomplete Quote pending Quote declined NTU Card not activated No spend after activation Delivery Experience Sales Experience Application fulfilled Documents outstanding Case management Stall Points JOURNEY MANAGEMENT MACHINE LEARNING Feedback collection ML VoC data Transactional data Credit data
  21. 21. Card Activation Initiate Spend Not Taken Up Intervention No Intervention Intervention No Intervention Journey Optimization Performance 7-month period 1X 2.08X 1X 1.98X JOURNEY OPTIMIZATION PERFORMANCE
  22. 22. A NEW METHODOLOGY CUSTOMER JOURNEY MANAGEMENT DISCOVER PURPOSE-DRIVEN JOURNEYS UNDERSTAND THE EMOTIONAL JOURNEY OVERLAY EMOTION ONTO JOURNEYS ORCHESTRATE JOURNEYS WITH INTERVENTIONS & NUDGES REVIEW & OPTIMIZE
  23. 23. A NEW TOOLKIT • Track individual journeys • Overlay context : the emotional journey • Understand Segments • Anticipate • Visual Analytics • Machine Learning • Nudge • Stay agile and adaptable • Be relevant • Optimize for conversion
  24. 24. DISCOVER PURPOSE-DRIVEN JOURNEYS CUSTOMER JOURNEY MANAGEMENT ! !
  25. 25. CUSTOMER JOURNEY MANAGEMENT MEASURE CUSTOMERS’ EMOTIONAL JOURNEY
  26. 26. ANALYTICS AND MACHINE LEARNING CUSTOMER JOURNEY MANAGEMENT Professionalism Service
  27. 27. ORCHESTRATE JOURNEYS WITH INTERVENTIONS & NUDGES CUSTOMER JOURNEY MANAGEMENT
  28. 28. REVIEW & OPTIMIZE CUSTOMER JOURNEY MANAGEMENT
  29. 29. JOURNEY ACCELERATOR 3 simple steps 1 Schedule your 2-hour interactive, virtual workshop WHAT WE’LL DO • Map your customer journey • Define customer profiles • Identify nudge opportunities • Identify data requirements • Quantify the ROI WHAT YOU’LL GET An Accelerator Pack to start your Journey discovery: • High level Journey Design • Step 2 documented • Journey ROI Modeller 2 3 info@inQuba.com Subject: ‘SUMMIT Accelerator’
  30. 30. Final thoughts
  31. 31. Q&A
  32. 32. CLICK TO EDIT MASTER TITLE STYLE 30 SEP 2020 90% Economy, New Rules! How can CX Professionals survive and thrive? 28 OCT 2020 Make Better CX Decisions & Convert Customers with Data Science 25 NOV 2020 The Marketing role of the CX Professional 27 JAN 2021 Journey Acquisition, Retention, and Optimization #INQUBACXSUMMIT WEBINARS
  33. 33. CLICK TO EDIT MASTER TITLE STYLE WATCH YOUR INBOX FOR DETAILS OF COMING EVENTS!

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