customer-communities 
Alida
AUGUST 6, 2021
Customer communities help companies build relationships with customers, listen to their needs, and gather valuable customer insights. When multiple customers feel that they are a part of something bigger, your organization becomes a force to be reckoned with.
Alida
JULY 20, 2023
Community is a feedback collection method built on trust. There are four reasons you might consider building one: deeper access, stronger engagement, faster time to insights, and centralized customer experience.
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Gainsight
APRIL 22, 2024
Building an effective customer community should be based on what your customers want rather than solely on your business needs. While business impact should be measured within any customer community, you can really only ensure its long-term success if your customers are the ones in the driver’s seat.
NICE inContact
MAY 27, 2020
People are joining the NICE inContact Customer Community in droves and harnessing the (recently expanded) benefits it offers for managing their contact center. You’ll find over 4,000 articles, news and events, community discussions, help documentation, voting for product ideas and more.
Speaker: Mike Ellis, Vanilla Forums Marketing Manager
What do your customers actually want? In a land of ever-changing customer behaviors and expectations, brands need to understand the experiences customers value the most, and how these can impact their business outcomes. How do customers see community as a solution to their customer experience expectations?
Gainsight
MARCH 15, 2024
Building an online community for your customers isn’t as hard as you might think—in fact, it’s pretty simple to get started. We recently sat down with Kait Masters, Community Development Manager, HoneyBook, in our recent webinar, Simple Start, Exponential Impact. Our key takeaway? Here’s how to get started.
ChurnZero
MAY 4, 2023
There’s a closely held growth secret among large B2B professional services firms, like consultants, accountants and law firms, that Customer Success Managers (CSMs) might appreciate: The more relationships a client has across a firm, the lower that client’s flight risk.
Speaker: Liz Richardson and Deena Zenyk
So you’ve heard the news, your existing customers are your best source of new customers. But how do you go about formalizing a process that proves your customers are important to you and achieves reliable business outcomes? By following a step-by-step process that uses your community to develop a customer advocacy program.
Speaker: Nichole Devolites, Customer Experience Expert, SecureAuth
Customer experience professionals understand the importance of both creating and maintaining thriving and easily available programs that improve CX. Community is a central part of this responsibility yet, there are times when it is difficult for those of us who work in CX to connect your community with your customers’ journey.
Advertiser: Vanilla Forums
Rather than assume that branded communities meet the expectations of the consumer, we wanted to figure out the “want behind the want” by asking if customer expectations around CX align with community offerings. This report outlines our surprising findings, including: What customers expect from CX.
Advertiser: Vanilla Forums
Updating and upgrading how you meet customer expectations should be a top priority for any company, and though it might sound like a weighty task, there is an uncomplicated solution: Community. So, we have researched what customers truly want in a customer experience, and how community can serve that.
Speaker: Carrie Melissa Jones Founder, Gather Community Consulting
Time and again, organizations assume that community member research is duplicative, cumbersome, risky, or incapable of yielding meaningful results. They simply move ahead with their communities and “iterate” as they go. The results of not performing community member research? Plan community-specific research.
Advertiser: Vanilla Forums
Customer Communities Elevate the Customer Experience. Online communities provide a wealth of benefits for organizations; they impact a variety of customer activities, boost engagement, and provide a range of transformative business services. External Communities Elevate the Customer Experience.
Speaker: John Ragsdale, Vice President of Technology Research for TSIA
One of the most visible changes to companies as part of this transformation is the advent of customer success. The function of your customer success is tied to several key objectives and most, if not all, of these are litigable through community. Join us to learn: How community enables adoption, expansion, and growth.
Speaker: Bill Johnston, Community Innovation Officer at Structure3C
Customers who share stories, knowledge, and experiences with other customers or prospects are more effective and authentic than traditional marketing programs. It follows that community-based advocacy programs can produce tremendous value and have a transformative impact on both the community and host company.
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