Robin Japar
Projects
Offers & Incentives Research
AT&T offers & incentives ecosystem was disjointed and didn’t meet customers on their terms in their preferred channel. As a result, there was a customer perception that certain channels were superior to digital when it comes to the telecom shopping experience.​ I led an extensive eight-weeks research effort to reimagine the customer-brand relationship, showcasing when, where & how to transform the digital telecom shopping experience into one that provides lifetime value to the customer.
Skills
Interviews
Research
Audit
Strategy
Process
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Interviews
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Market Research
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Audit & Analysis
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Consumer Surveys
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AT&T Customers
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Competitors’ customers
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Telecom employees
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Competitive analysis
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Trends analysis
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Content audit
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Friction analysis
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Process audit
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Customer experience
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Customer care
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Key Insights
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The burden was on customers to determine their eligibility for offers​
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Promotional and discounted pricing were not reflected in the shopping experience
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Existing customers weren’t recognized for their loyalty and felt devalued
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Customers valued a relationship with their preferred brands that reached beyond products & services
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Disparity among AT&T internal organizations and processes were impacting customer perception
Content Strategy
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Developed an engaging, customer-centric content strategy for offers & incentives
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Created a plan to align internal teams, organizations & processes on the end-to-end offers & incentives strategy​
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Reconciled company values (what we believe in) to the values of our customers (what they believe in) ​
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Recommended further research into a community where customers can engage with the brand outside of products & services