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ByJeff Kauflin

This story appears in theAugust 2015issue of狗万官方.Subscribe »

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Influitive, a Toronto-based marketing technology startup, helps enterprise companies identify and mobilize their strongest online advocates to encourage referrals, references and product reviews. In 2013 Influitive was growing quickly, and execs wanted to follow the company's own playbook by converting customers into advocates.

To pull this off, Influitive "had to provide a phenomenal customer experience," says Chad Horenfeldt, vice president of customer success. Easier said than done, since the budget-strapped, 20-person company had just two people on staff handling customer service requests through lengthy email chains.

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