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Many marketers already use this free Facebook Chat Plugin for chatting to customers on their website. But with major updates to the Plugin this week (and increased convenience for customers) resulting in a 45% increase in enquiries, there are even more reasons to consider your chat interface.
The customer-facing Facebook Chat Plugin embeds Facebook’s Messenger app into the bottom right-hand corner of your website. Customers have the option to ‘chat’ to you just as they do with all their other Facebook connections. Until now though, logged-out customers were required to log-in before they can chat.
With the option of ‘Continue as Guest’, guests can use the chat facility without the hassle of a social login or worrying about leaving a digital footprint. Clearly, for nearly a third of enquirers, the login was a barrier which, now removed, allows brands to build an even closer digital relationship with their customers.
The 45% uplift in enquiries through the Facebook Chat Plugin is due to removing the login barrier – this is a lesson we can all learn from, not just in Chat but in all customer-facing digital marketing.
Good UX marketers continuously check and improve their customer-facing web interface, for good reason. Resources such as our free guide 10 common website customer experience mistakes help marketers ensure your website supports your communications goals and the customer journey.
If you are already using a chat plugin, review your current tactics and performance (enquiries and conversions). Mark D. Hall’s recent blog article 6 chatbot best practices for e-commerce sites would be a good place to start. If you don’t use a chat plugin, you might consider this tactic as part of your omnichannel marketing planning.
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