Closed taisdesouzalessa closed 7 years ago
@jessevondoom - The Salesforce CRM is very limited at this stage. SIgn-up, and you get an email with double opt-in on a very confusing page (#207).
We'll track pages that pull people into our list (fellowships vs mozfest) as raw URL (rather than friendly label), but users will get the same generic email reply. Staff should be able to get a report of people who join related to their programs, but will this be instant? Monthly?
This isn't critical for the launch next week, but is a thing we should look at soon. We should decide if we need a design solution as @taisdesouzalessa suggests b/c the tech will come too slowly.
We can roll this over to the next heartbeat. Probably requires a real-time discussion. We could turn off the feature for authors to customize the sign-up copy, or only allow them to add a short statement to the standard form.
This sprint we will hold a cross-team conversation on constraints and goals.
Having a conversation in #503 with Stephanie to have a more detailed view of the current experience - it would be useful to have the complete diagram handy for our cross-team meeting.
Hey team, @stephaniemcv helped me figure out the missing pieces of the current journey (from website to e-mail...yay! Thanks, Stephanie). This is a snapshot of the journey as is now. RedPen: https://redpen.io/ws99a7bd530a91b791
By looking at this diagram, some elements stood out to me:
@xmatthewx @hannahkane @jessevondoom
@sabrinang you may like seeing this too, since we brainstormed (is this a verb?) this together!
@taisdesouzalessa will schedule a follow-up meeting to discuss with @jessevondoom @xmatthewx @stephaniemcv, etc.
Booked a 30min meeting Monday (July 17th) - In this milestone I'll do a click through slide presentation so everybody can go through the flow as the user. It seems the diagram above was a bit difficult to read due to its size on screen. Once I do the click through, I'll post it in the meeting agenda so everybody has a chance to go through the flow in advance and come up with opinions/feedback - what do you think about this plan @hannahkane?
Here is the click-through of the experience showed on the map earlier in this thread. I feel it is less confusing now, let me know what you think, ok? I'll attach it to our meeting agenda. https://docs.google.com/a/mozilla.com/presentation/d/1tdxC1aqiJsEWC-k5ekQZpS1lbGJThZiNWtcnMfvH9L8/edit?usp=sharing
@jessevondoom @hannahkane @stephaniemcv @sabrinang @xmatthewx
Great conversation today. Thanks @taisdesouzalessa for the insightful deck. And thanks @stephaniemcv for all the expert info.
Next steps? I think we close this ticket after we open two new ones:
Anything else?
Here is the deck I mentioned: The Need for Improved Audience Segmentation
@xmatthewx - how are #585 and #586?
@xmatthewx can we close this ticket?
Closing. Follow up filed elsewhere as Hannah commented above.
Issue: Once our audience decide to sign up to our mailing list, they will receive an e-mail about our news and offers. Ideally, the e-mails would match the expectations they had when they clicked the "Sign Up" button. The challenge we have is that - at this moment - all the users will be sent to the same e-mail list even though their expectations differ from page to page.
Here is a diagram that illustrates the situation:
Proposed solution One way to tackle this issue at the website level is to have a standard message close to the sign up button that explains to the audience that they will receive news about internet health, blended with others. I am not sure how we would do it since the CMS allows the editors to choose the copy they want. It is something we will have to think about.