Why Communities Are Taking over the Insight World
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Online Research Communities have become the most widely adopted new research methodology. They allow you to gather real-time, qualitative market research insights, typically at a fraction of the cost. Fortune 1,000 companies including leading media, retailers, CPG, and service companies have taken notice and adopted a community - in one form or another. In this webinar, we will look at the rise of Online Communities and the factors that contribute to its success, including customer centricity, co-creation, speed, and cost. Lastly, we'll touch on the future on Online Communities, including automation trends and chatbots.
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Why Communities Are Taking over the Insight World
- 1. Why are communities taking over the insight world?
- 2. Ray Poynter Dan Fleetwood President, QuestionPro CommunitiesFounder, The Future Place and NewMR
- 3. Agenda ❏ 15 years of growth ❏ Many Versions ❏ Customer Centricity ❏ Cost ❏ Speed
- 4. 15 Years of Growth ❏ 1999 Cluetrain Manifesto ❏ 2002 Friendster, 2003 MySpace ❏ 2004 Facebook ❏ Early 2000s Communispace, Join the Dots, Vision Critical ❏ GRIT – dominant new method over last few years ❏ ESOMAR GMR 5% of Global MR spend 2015
- 5. Multiple Dimensions ❏ Long-term vs Short-term ❏ Panel vs Community ❏ Qual vs Quant vs Qual & Quant ❏ Full service vs Assisted Service vs DIY Image creator Robert Webb's Stella: http://www.software3d.com/Stella.php.
- 7. Customer Centricity ❏ Discussions instead of ad hoc surveys ❏ Connecting with customers, two-way communication ❏ Iterative thinking, leveraging agile approaches ❏ Crowdsourcing – more talent outside your organisation, than inside ❏ Longitudinal analysis, pre-profiled, engaged customers
- 8. Cost ❏ Short-term communities -> quality and ROI decision ❏ Long-term communities ❏ Higher initial cost (platform, recruitment, set-up) ❏ Low marginal cost per project ❏ Opportunities to monetize research
- 9. Speed ❏ It’s like having a roomful of customers ❏ Pre-profiled and incentivized ❏ Formats, tools, approaches prepared ❏ Days instead of weeks ❏ Hours instead of days MVP Final Product
- 10. Range of uses Communities not great for: ❏ Market measurement – media measurement ❏ Spontaneous measurement – e.g. brand top of mind ❏ Non-customers ❏ Brand and Ad Tracking (but consider customer experience tracking)
- 11. The Future? ❏ Linking communities to other data ❏ Automation and AI – e.g. chatbots ❏ Larger communities ❏ Further blurring of MR vs Marketing
- 12. Big Picture ❏ Communities are mainstream – in many verticals they are the norm ❏ The 3 drivers are: ❏ Customer Centricity ❏ Cost ❏ Speed ❏ In the future bigger, linked to Big Data, with AI
- 14. QuestionPro Communities - Innovation ❏ Ideation Engine ❏ Idea Board Module ❏ Social Listening ❏ Twitter Integration ❏ New Redesigned Community App ❏ Fully Integrated with Communities
- 15. Idea Board ❏ Members can post ideas ❏ Other members can vote and comment on these ideas ❏ Popular ideas bubble up to the top of the list ❏ Ideas can be shared on social media - Twitter and Facebook ❏ Idea status can be updated by the Community Manager
- 16. Idea Board
- 17. Social Listening ❏ Integrate your company’s Twitter account with your QP Community. ❏ Allow members or non-members to tweet at your company using a predefined hashtag. ❏ The idea will automatically get added to the community. ❏ All members will be able to vote on and give feedback about the idea.
- 18. View on Twitter
- 19. View on Idea Board
- 20. View in Portal
- 21. New Community App - Key Features ❏ User News/Activity Feed ❏ Distribute Messages Dynamically ❏ Points & Leaderboard ❏ Levels/Gamification ❏ Refer-a-Friend/Share app ❏ Quick Polling Feature
- 22. New Community App Screenshots: ❏ User Feed ❏ Leaderboard ❏ Discussion
- 24. Q and A Ray Poynter NewMR Dan Fleetwood QuestionPro