overview of end user and internal communities I've built and managed over the last several years. Including Samsung, GoDaddy, Symantec, Microsoft, among others. Also highlights contributed revenue generation and support savings figures.
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Community & Customer Experience Portfolio
1. Community Portfolio Overview
Eric Stieg
408-813-7280
ericstieg@gmail.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericstieg
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2. Microsoft Community
• Increased MAU (monthly active users)
from 600K to 1.2M in 6 months.
• Managed all user engagement & retention
strategies increasing participation, page
views, visits & unique visits 2x.
• Developed and deployed Super User
Program for global Microsoft Power
Platform communities.
• Built Holistic Rewards & Recognition
Program resulting in $20M support
savings.
• Drove global strategies for syndication,
translation, monthly contests and related.
MAU | Response Rates
3. GoDaddy Community
• GoDaddy’s “GoGetter” Community for
mentors and small business owners
• Built on Lithium platform and over 250
mentors and 650 requests within 2 months
• Helped generate over $14M in contributed
revenue in 2018
• Call Deflections of $21M
• Over 250,000 members since launching in
2017.
• Created a “personalized feed’ of content
similar to FaceBook, that drove over 20M
visits in 2017 – 2018.
4. GoDaddy: Revenue & Savings
• Over $14M in gross contributed revenue (GCR line above)
• Average Order Size (AOS) surpasses every BU with average of $58 order.
• Over 250,000 orders in 2018
• Over 1,500,000 minutes saved in support deflections = $21,000,000 in deflected call savings
• Numbers calculated through Tableau & Analytics Business Unit
January
(Gross Contributed Revenue)
5. GoDaddy Super User Projections
# Contributors
Per Tier 2019
Accepted
Solutions
2019
Ave Solution
Views per
Solution/ Mo
Deflection
Percentage
Total Deflected
Calls
AHT Total Saved
Minutes
($1 / Minute)
Value of Saved
Minutes
Tier 1
10 1200 1500 1% 18000 14 252,000 $ 252,000
Tier 2
10 2500 1500 1% 37500 14 525,000 $ 525,000
Tier 3
5 3000 1500 1% 45,000 14 630000 $ 630,000
Tier 4
5 6000 1500 1% 90,000 14 546000 $ 1,260,000
Totals
30 12700 82550 1155700 $ 2,667,000
6. Infoblox Community
• Re-architected and deployed new community
resulting in increase from 2K to 10K active users
per week.
• Managed integration with GitHub, Code-sampling,
scripts and various API’s to enrich user experience
and adoption.
• Managed concept-to-deployment, design,
influencer & white glove user programs, rank &
reputation & related advocacy programs.
• Responsible for cross-functional editorial calendar
to drive over 400 blog posts, KB articles and white
papers within 7 months.
• Weekly exec-updates highlighting “CHI” or
community health index and related metrics
7. Samsung Community
• Built first-ever Samsung Customer Community
for Samsung mobile device users and
developers. Launched to 250,000 users in 30
days.
• Utilized Drupal Core Distributed Module
(DCDM) on Drupal 8.
• Sneak-peek of site drove over 25,000 users
through “red carpet” partner promotion.
• Managed concept-to-deployment, architecture,
budget & executive engagement.
• Built and launched in 6 months.
• Transitioned to Owner’s Hub 2.0 upon reorg,
now over 2M users.
8. Samsung Owner’s Hub | Sweeps | Advertorials
• Deployed mobile end user community
– aka “Owner’s Hub”
• Developed “advertorial content”
model to drive increased awareness,
engagement and adoption.
– Included Influencer program
• Managed various agencies &
promotions to increase “Next Big
Thing” Summer Favs on social
networks.
• Responsible for deploying social
listening and monitoring tools - Tracx
9. Symantec Connect Community
• Managed community of 250K end users,
advocates, etc.,
• Built first-ever “community support
center” utilizing support engineers to solve
customer questions.
• Build first-ever product trial support
processes resulting in 90% conversion.
• Concepted-and-deployed multiple UGC
programs to increase advocacy,
engagement, Trusted Advisors, and
gamification opportunities.
10. Infoblox Community (2012)
• Responsible for originally
consolidating and migrating 2
communities
• Within 6 months had 50% of
customer base actively participating
on community
• As community admin, was
responsible for engaging daily with
users to respond & resolve questions
and build programs to drive
stickiness.
• Incorporated community into new-
customer onboarding process
11. Additional Examples Available Upon Request
#ThankYou
• Super User Program development, deployment and management
• Strategies for MAU & related initiatives to drive active user participation
• Strategies focused on deflected calls, saved minutes and overall cost savings
• Site architecture and systems integration
• Driving organic search results and earned media airtime
• Other companies I’ve consulted – Arlo, NetApp, Viewics, Autodesk, etc.,
• Speaking engagements , awards, etc.,
Hinweis der Redaktion
I managed the entire RFP process and development of features and criteria. This is the 2nd community I built for Infoblox, as you’ll see in an upcoming slide. This B2B community focuses on customers and developer resources, including GitHub Integration, API codes, Perl Scripts and many other technical requirements needed by our customers and partners. We were told by the vendor, upon launching, that our community has the feature set and capability of other sites after 4+ years of continued development. #ILoveMyJob
I managed the entire RFP process and development of features and criteria. Vendor selection (I used propeople), design, workflows, DCDM methodology, hosting and deployment. This was the very first end-user community ever developed by Samsung for end user customers. This was, simply put, a once in a lifetime opportunity to build a community for the biggest, and most well known consumer brand on the planet.
Social monitoring is critically important for strategy and deployment. Samsung had a corporate agreement with Tracx.com
AAR Program: Hypothesis of program - determine if having TSE’s involved directly on community would deflect support calls. The answer was overwhelmingly yes. We captured “depth of conversation,” time to close, escalations, tracked “trending issues,” and utilized @AskSymantec handle + end user community “direct message” feature to ID issues.
During the 6 month pilot, we had 5 TSEs involved. 3 were directly involved in the community, answering questions, getting more details, looking up solutions, and posting a possible solution directly to the community to allow users to “vote” and suggested “solved” within the community. The Infoblox community was originally built with these features as well, but do not know if they are currently available.
A main KPI was to “acknowledge” (comment on a user’s thread) within 6 hours. We also tracked this, and inquired with the customer after case-closure if they were “happy” with the service provided.
The additional 2 TSE’s were responsible for tracking support cases, and analyzing opportunities for developing blogs, white papers, videos, etc., that would resolve customer issues before they called. They would in turn upload that content to the community and point people to it. The overall support organization adopted this model, and today there are over 30 TSEs directly involved in the community supporting customers.
There were over 400 active accounts (within 6 months) that needed migration. Additionally, there were a number of outdated documents that needed a refresh prior to publishing to the new community.