Generated with sparks and insights from 16 sources
Introduction
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Unilever: Utilizes an Open Innovation platform to crowdsource solutions from startups, academics, designers, and customers.
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IKEA: Launched Co-Create IKEA, a digital platform for customers to develop new products and engage in innovation bootcamps.
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Netflix: Uses A/B testing and audience analytics to personalize customer experiences and create popular content.
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Fender: Developed apps like Fender Play to provide online guitar lessons, enhancing customer retention.
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Uber: Introduced services like Uber Moto and Uber Eats to solve local customer problems and launched Uber Rewards to incentivize loyalty.
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Gymshark: Leveraged influencer marketing and customer surveys to engage with their audience and inform product development.
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Apple: Focused on creating an emotional connection with customers through elegant design and lifestyle marketing.
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Greggs: Engaged customers with a savvy social media campaign for their vegan sausage roll, including a unique unboxing experience.
Unilever [1]
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Open Innovation Platform: Launched in 2010 to crowdsource solutions from the public.
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Global Reach: Operates in 190 countries with products used by over 2.5 billion people daily.
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Diverse Challenges: Topics include intelligent product packaging, oil oxidation technology, and cooling systems.
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Commercial Contracts: Successful suggestions can lead to commercial contracts and professional recognition.
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High Participation: Received over 1,000 proposals in the first half of 2012 alone.
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Collaborative Culture: Over 60% of Unilever's research projects involve external collaboration.
IKEA [1]
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Co-Create IKEA: A digital platform launched in early 2018 for customers to develop new products.
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Focus Areas: Includes product idea suggestions, bootcamps with entrepreneurs, collaborations with university students, and innovation labs.
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Customer Incentives: Successful suggestions may lead to licensing agreements or investments in future products.
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High Engagement: Thousands of customer suggestions have been received.
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Support Resources: Provides test labs and prototype shops for customers to develop their ideas.
Netflix [2]
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Personalization: Uses A/B testing and audience analytics to create personalized experiences.
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Content Production: Stepped into the role of producer to create popular content.
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Customer Loyalty: Focus on personalizing customer experience to keep customers loyal.
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33 Million Versions: There are now 33 million different versions of Netflix, tailored to individual preferences.
Fender [2]
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Retention Problem: 90% of new players stop playing guitar after six months.
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Fender Play: An app offering subscription-based online guitar lessons.
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Market Research: Conducted research to understand where their online audience spends time.
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Customer Satisfaction: Helps new guitarists hone their skills, improving customer satisfaction.
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Additional Revenue: Generates additional revenue through subscription fees.
Uber [2]
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Industry Disruption: Revolutionized the taxi industry since 2010.
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Local Solutions: Created services like Uber Moto in India and Uber Eats in the US and UK.
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Customer Problems: Focuses on solving customer problems to attract more users.
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Uber Rewards: Launched a loyalty program allowing customers to build points for further purchases.
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Gamification: Successfully gamified their product to encourage customer loyalty.
Gymshark [2]
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Influencer Marketing: Used social media influencers to promote products and reach a large audience.
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Customer Surveys: Frequently reaches out to customers for feedback and market research.
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Community Building: Built a community of athletes and ambassadors to engage customers.
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Product Development: Uses customer feedback to inform product creation.
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Global Presence: Grew from a small startup to a global company valued at over $1 billion.
Apple [2]
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Emotional Connection: Focused on creating an emotional connection with customers.
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Elegant Design: Created elegant and user-friendly products.
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Lifestyle Marketing: Positioned products as lifestyle signifiers.
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Customer Loyalty: Inspired almost fanatic loyalty in customers.
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Unboxing Experience: Popularized the concept of an unboxing experience.
Greggs [2]
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Customer Engagement Strategy: Adopted a new strategy in 2013 to focus on food on the go.
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Sales Increase: Voted 2019's most popular dining brand in the UK.
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Store Expansion: Opened an extra 500 stores by 2020.
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Social Media Presence: Engaged customers with a savvy social media campaign.
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Vegan Sausage Roll: Introduced a successful product targeting the vegan market.
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