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Social Customer Experience: Engage and Retain Customers through Social Media builds on the prior works of author Dave Evans. As an update to Evanss earlier book Social Media Marketing, the new Social Customer Experience connects the early cases presented in 2010 with significant, contemporary examples, key concepts, and best practices associated with the adoption of social technology by global brands. This latest edition offers a blueprint for transforming your organizations disparate social initiatives into a unified social experience strategy. Most people know that social technologies are transforming business, but few understand how those changes are happening across the organization. Whether in marketing, communications, customer care, digital media or product development these changes shape the way in which business manage the experience their customers have with the brand. Filled with practical examples of what to do, and illustrated with cases taken from real companies, Social Customer Experience fills in the gaps for companies who want to do more with social than just listen and experiment.

Part I lays the groundwork by explaining the three waves of change that combine to form social customer experience: social technologies and their impact on Web 1.0 digital infrastructures; social customers and their impact on marketing and support operations; and the new discipline of customer experience management that is reframing the old sales-and-service-centric ways of thinking about how companies relate to customers. Part I concludes by defining the social customer experience ecosystem, both on and off your own web domain.

Part II, Your Social Presence, puts you on the ground, with tactics and examples for how to apply social technologies and achieve your business objectives, how to measure and analyze social data and show business value, and how to implement a best-practice approach to avoid common traps and pursue proven opportunities.

Part III digs deeper into the five building blocks of social customer experience: organization, platform, content, people and tools. Whats a social experience organization look like? What systems need to be in place? How do you get the most out of the social objects content and other assets that are the byproduct of great social customer experiences? How do connections between customers the social graph come into play? And what applications will you use literally, what will you empower your customers to do? Part III answers these questions in the practical, method-driven style of authors Dave Evans and Joe Cothrel.

Social Customer Experience features detailed exercises that show you how to translate learning into action, hands-on tutorials using todays social media tools and platforms, and compelling, modern case studies from organizations of all sizesfrom the Fortune 500 to nonprofits and mom-n-pop main-street shops. As a bonus, the book also features resources and references to connect readers with the current thought leaders and sources of timely information.

If youre interested in business, and how business is being reshaped by social technology, Social Customer Experience will show you a path to a new relationship with your customers, customers not only buy your products and services but get more out of them and go on to become partners in your businessselling, supporting, and innovating on your behalf.

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Acknowledgments

This book is, first and foremost, an acknowledgment to the collective contributions of professionals, business executives, organizational leaders, and an entire social media industry that has dedicated itself to delivering on the opportunities that the Social Web offers: the opportunity to understand, first-hand, what markets are saying; the opportunity to identify specific influencers and to quantify the impact that social media has as a result on markets and the businesses and organizations that serve them; and the opportunity to learn faster, to adapt more quickly, and to build and bring to market the next generation of globally acceptable, sustainable goods and services.

Following the founding principles of the Web, weve built on shared knowledge: There is barely a page that is 100 percent ours. Instead, this book is our point of view based on our insightsshaped by our experiences as customersin the context of a growing, collective body of knowledge that is itself available to all via the Social Web. For the professionals whose names appear inside we are indebted.

In particular, wed like to acknowledge the efforts of the professionals working within the firms whose products and services are referenced in this book. We are customers of nearly every one of the brands mentioned, for good reason.

The work by individuals and firms implementing social technology programs that has resulted in superior customer experiences is inherently a part of any book like this. The work theyve done stands as testament to what can be accomplished when customers and their points of view and willingness to collaborate toward the betterment of the brands they love are fully recognized. As well, it is an acknowledgment to our colleagues at Lithium Technologies, to our customers, and to each of the professional services and consulting firms who support us in the work we do.

Social technology has been, for us, a truly collaborative learning experience. As you read this book youll find dozens of references to the people who are helping to take the founding concepts of the Web and bring them to strategically sound, quantitatively expressed tactical implementations that create genuine, long-term competitive advantage. Take the time to explore their work and their points of view as you strengthen your own understanding of how social customer experience and its related concepts can help you build your business. For they are the experts; we are simply the narrators.

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