Customer success stories are essential tools to show how your products or services make a difference in the real world. They can help build trust with potential customers. They can inspire existing customers to explore further. Yet, choosing between video and written formats can be challenging for customer advocacy professionals. Both have their own unique pros and cons. So, let’s explore when to use each and why.
Customer-centric approaches in business have become increasingly essential for success. Understanding the distinctions between customer marketing, customer advocacy, customer reference, and customer evidence is vital for companies to effectively prioritize tactics. This article will explore the key differences, provide examples, and offer insights to help your business develop strong relationships with your customers. We’ll also share practical tips for marketing professionals to excel in each area.
Fellow customer marketers! Ready to up your LinkedIn game and make the most out of customer stories? This article offers tips for crafting B2B LinkedIn content to showcase your customer successes. By the end, you'll be ready to create LinkedIn posts that grab attention, foster connections, and drive results. So, let's dive in!
Have you ever stumbled on a pain point and wondered how to turn it into an opportunity? Well, you're in luck! We're diving into the art of identifying pain points and turning them into opportunities. By the end of this article, you'll have some practical tips and tricks up your sleeve to help your clients and customers thrive. So, let's jump right in!
Topics: Content Marketing, Customer Evidence
Any B2B marketing strategy is better when it uses the power of customer voices. Their stories connect with your audience, strengthen your brand, and drive sales. In this article, we'll explore five compelling reasons to integrate customer success stories into your marketing playbook, and how they can amplify your efforts for greater impact.
We are just back from our networking and educational experience at the Summit on Customer Engagement (SCE19). Putting a little tiredness aside from the 22-hour return trip to San Francisco and jet lag, we couldn’t wait to share a round-up of what our team took away.
If the main goal of customer evidence is to bring authenticity and credibility to a brand and its benefits, what do you do when customers refuse to put their name to a testimonial? Maybe their industry is set up in a way that disclosing their technology stack, setup or partnerships would expose them to risk. Or maybe it’s internal policy. Either way, creating customer evidence can become a difficult task when customers ask to remain anonymous. Well, worry not - we have a number of suggestions to help you find a solution that will benefit all parties.
Twitter is focusing on acquiring new users and disrupting how people use the platform. LinkedIn and Instagram are becoming the two main channels for B2B and B2C marketing. And, we’ve seen a major shift towards video content on social channels and owned media. Instead of just chasing this trend, we stopped and asked - what’s driving it?
As a person who is exclusively an observer of social media and not actively participating in the buzz, it’s interesting to perceive the shift in the B2B sector and how clever brands utilize the voice of their audiences when working on this in the backend. Understanding the intricacies of linking, traffic and funnels is one thing, but grasping the emotional connotation of audience-generated content is a whole other. During WebSummit, I was monitoring the trending content on social media and jotted down some notes, that will definitely inspire some of the strategies we’re working on and also might be useful for startups that want to set a launchpad for success.
