In 2016, Sprint made a commitment to overhaul their approach to Social Support and improve Customer engagement & satisfaction.
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Company: Sprint
Entry submitted by: Allison Fasching, Brien Hall, Christy Wolf (Social Strategy, Community & Engagement Managers)
Community: Sprint Community, Boost Mobile Community, Virgin Mobile US Community
Lithy category: Social Support Champion
Sprint Corporation is the fourth largest telecommunications company in the U.S. with over 60 million customers; we have wireless service in more than 200 destinations around world. Sprint offers wireless voice, messaging, and broadband services through its various subsidiaries under the Boost Mobile, Virgin Mobile, and Assurance Wireless brands, and wholesale access to its wireless networks to mobile virtual network operators.
Our organization’s social customer service initiatives in 2016-2017
In 2016, Sprint made a commitment to change their approach to Social Support and improve customer engagement & satisfaction. In August 2016, we launched two online communities for Virgin Mobile & Boost Mobile prepaid brands. In December 2016, we migrated a failing Sprint community to a newly designed Lithium responsive Community. In February 2017, we began the upgrade to Lithium Social Media Management for our Social Agents.
Ways we wanted to improve customer engagement and satisfaction:
Customer support satisfaction thru engagement and experience was something we were struggling to improve upon.
Our focus is not just customer support it is customer advocacy; we strive to be the voice of the customer, by listening and engaging directly. By creating our own branded communities, we are able to create a trusted environment and social engagement experience. A place where customers, employees, agents and enthusiast can engage in discussions to solve problems, provide feedback and share experiences.
We have several types of experts on Community all the time.
We have also introduced several new types of content to meet the needs of our customers.
The TKB (tribal knowledgebase) articles are quickly becoming the go-to topics for finding the best answers. We review frequently-viewed threads to ensure that they’re answered with Accepted Solutions, curate those Accepted Solutions posted by customers and build out “Voice of Customer” TKBs in natural language with easy to follow instructions. Some of our more popular TKB articles:
We have also created several new blog series:
Our results
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