Presenter: Giles Richardson, VP, Digital Journey Optimization, T-Mobile
Giles walks through the elements - technical, organizational and cultural that are required to start running digital Journeys that customers want to engage with. Covering endpoint measurement, idea pivoting, content velocity, and the ability to sustain a consistent journey over time.
10. HOW DO WE RESPOND?
KNOWS YOU IN EVERY INTERACTION – EVEN THE FIRST
EFFORTLESS SELF-SERVE EXPERIENCE
GREETS AND CURATES YOUR JOURNEY
A PERFECT HOST does many things well, both upfront and behind the scenes
BECOME A HOST
OMNIPRESENT AND OBSESSIVE
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1. Create Superhuman Hosts
WHO ARE… WHO ARE NOT…
Managing a single journey from
the customer’s perspective
Data driven decision maker
Empowered to experiment
Creating products / offers
Spending marketing dollars
Building creative and identity
Building tech or capabilitiesCan do most of it themselves
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Adjust & Repeat
Define a journey based on outcome
Curates the experience that’s right
for the customer
Test, learn, and measure with data
4. Create Data Democratization Superpowers
Dashboards
80:20
Analyst
Hosts
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Homepage
App Email
MyTmo
Display Search Video
MANAGE (the Message)
CURATE ( the Journey)
Text
Social
Retail CareDigital
REACT (and Make Reactive)
Digital
Experience
5. Influence Superpowers Across Your Network
Quick overview of T-Mobile for anyone who may not know
Two core brands, T-Mobile and MetroPCS
Third largest US carrier, with 70.7M customers
We are the #1 prepaid carrier
$40B in revenues
For the past few years, we’ve been punching above our weight and gaining market share from larger, deep-pocketed competitors
But this wasn’t simple and it wasn’t overnight
And that’s what I want to talk about today: how we changed our approach and, as a result, changed an industry forever
Transition to Un-carrier Revolution
Quick overview of T-Mobile for anyone who may not know
Two core brands, T-Mobile and MetroPCS
Third largest US carrier, with 70.7M customers
We are the #1 prepaid carrier
$40B in revenues
For the past few years, we’ve been punching above our weight and gaining market share from larger, deep-pocketed competitors
But this wasn’t simple and it wasn’t overnight
And that’s what I want to talk about today: how we changed our approach and, as a result, changed an industry forever
Transition to Un-carrier Revolution
Became the Un-carrier…
Carriers were able limits, restrictions, and extracting as much money from customers as they can.
We’re about freeing customers, removing limitations, solving pain points and giving more to you without asking more from you.
We have more than doubled our customer base over the last few years
Going from 33M customers in 2012 to nearly 73M today – and counting!
18 quarters with over a million new customers
15 quarters leading the industry with postpaid phone growth
Churn has been cut down in half
Because our customers are happy – we have the most satisfied customers in wireless
We went from #4 to #1 in service satisfaction according to Nielsen
Revenue has also doubled over the same period
From $5B quarterly to $10B in total revenues last quarter
Led the industry in 17 of last 18 quarters
This isn’t from us jacking up prices, or locking customers into some unwanted bundle with exploding costs
It is because customers have seen what we do and what we offer and have chosen to invest more in our services
A lot of our success comes from two major investments: our signature moves & network
You can see our signature moves here – nearly all have been copied by the major carriers, even if their copies are poor knockoffs…
Overages are gone, service contracts are gone, global roaming has gotten much cheaper and predicable, and everyone offers an unlimited plan now.
Transition to Network Growth