Proven Ways to Create Engaging Online Customer Experiences
- Presenter:
- Denise Shiffman
- Broadcast:
- Thu., Aug 21, 2008, 12pm ET (9am PT)
- Length:
- 90 minutes
- Rating:
In this dynamic era of business and marketing, companies are now compelled to move beyond simply offering quality products and value-added services to rendering amazing customer experiences in order to differentiate and capture customer mindshare. And Web 2.0 makes it possible for just about any company—whether you sell furniture or software—to create authentic, original, relevant, and persuasive customer experiences.
How? Think of the Web, and of new media, as the user interface to your company. If you look at your website or blog, how do you represent yourself? What do customers believe and experience when they interact with you? How are your interactions relevant to your audiences’ daily life or business experience? The age of engage is about reshaping your business and marketing to focus on your customer’s experience, not the product and message you are trying to push onto them. Only then can you revolutionize your marketing and engage audiences.
This seminar is ideal for anyone who is in the midst of understanding and implementing new media, and who wants to use new media to set their company apart.
Presenter
Denise Shiffman is founder and principal of the strategic marketing and innovation consultancy Venture Essentials. She is also the award-winning author of The Age of Engage: Reinventing Marketing for Today’s Connected, Collaborative, and Hyperinteractive Culture. In her twenty year marketing and management career, she has launched over thirty products responsible for more than $2 billion in revenue, marketed pioneering computer and Web technologies, and reinvented the corporate brand of a Fortune 500 company.
Denise is a highly-regarded speaker and keeps the conversation going on her Engage Daily blog.
Who Should Attend?
Marketers of all stripes in large and small companies, small business owners, and consultants who are thinking about reshaping their marketing to engage audiences. This seminar is ideal for anyone who is in the midst of understanding and implementing new media. It's all about the customer experience (not about the cool marketing vehicle).
What Will You Learn?
- How to create an authentic experience that builds trust and credibility
- How to create a persuasive experience that attracts and retains loyal customers
- How to build relevance and context into your marketing to convert prospects to customers
- How embracing both positive and negative social interaction can change the rules of competition
- How supporting, encouraging and giving recognition to advocates can broaden the reach of your marketing and customer experience.
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What Members Say About This Webcast
"This gives a great case for creating engaging customers and creating a 'pull effect' instead of focusing all our efforts on pushing stuff out. It also will give us ideas for starting points to use social media in our marketing efforts."
"The presenter provided a lot of concrete information and examples -- very useful information to explore further."
"Good seminar on new media and how to use it for your company."
"Informative with real life examples."
"Great Webinar! We are getting ready to jump into the Web 2.0 world and there is a lot of misunderstnding, confusion, and hesitation on our team. I wish everyone on my team could've attended this!"
