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Posts Tagged ‘Community Cloud’

#DF14 Video Roundup: Community Cloud with Constant Contact

For those that weren’t lucky enough to attend this year’s Dreamforce conference – check out this great session we co-presented with our client, Constant Contact, on their implementation of Community Cloud. The video clocks in at about 35 minutes but with best practices on migrating from portals, screenshots of a real community, and some great lessons […]

How Zero Motorcycles Boosted Sales with Salesforce Community Cloud

Mark Polly, director of Perficient’s Portals & Social Business Practice, recently wrote a blog post focusing on how a company created successful partner communities using Salesforce’s Community Cloud. Zero Motorcycles needed a way to consolidate multiple partner-facing systems into a simplified user interface, track sales and monitor participation programs and automate workflows. As we’ve seen […]

Dreamforce: Community Cloud for Healthcare

Many hospitals and doctors and patients are looking for better ways to connect with each other.  Based on my work with payers, they often want to engage more with their members so they can make good healthcare choice.  Patients often want to have a sense of community, especially those dealing with chronic conditions and diseases. […]

Salesforce Community Cloud Roadmap for 2015

Salesforce Community Cloud can be used for a variety of applications, including sales communities, customer self-service, marketing campaign management, or anywhere you need portal, content and social combined into one experience. At Dreamforce 2014, Salesforce has been having a lot of sessions related to communities and I’ve seen a lot of communities focused on partners. […]

Creating Customer Happiness with Salesforce Communities

Community Cloud is Salesforce’s newest and fastest growing cloud (until tomorrow). IDC has seen a huge jump in using social media to communicate with customers and respond to customer inquiries. The top 3 technologies that are planned to be used include discussion forums, public social networks, and online communities, which is where Community Cloud comes in. […]

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