Boosting Conversion Rates with Conversational Marketing: A Case Study on Covéa Group's Life Insurance Department
Technology Category
- Networks & Connectivity - 5G
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Finance & Insurance
- Telecommunications
Applicable Functions
- Sales & Marketing
Use Cases
- Chatbots
- Usage-Based Insurance
About The Customer
The customer in this case study is the Life Insurance Department at Covéa Group. Covéa Group is one of Europe’s largest insurance providers, specializing in motor, home, health and protection, savings and pensions, reinsurance, and life insurance. The company is committed to providing the best possible customer experience across channels and platforms as part of its digital transformation strategy. The Life Insurance Department, for the brand MMA CAP, was looking to improve its marketing campaigns by adopting a more conversational approach and enhancing the customer experience.
The Challenge
The Life Insurance Department at Covéa Group, one of Europe’s largest insurance providers, was facing a challenge with low conversion rates and a need for an end-to-end conversational customer experience. The company was keen on enhancing their existing SMS and Email marketing campaigns to stand out in the marketplace. They aimed to transition from transactional and product-based communications to a more advanced conversational approach to engage with customers. The department had previously run a campaign over SMS and Email for their life insurance products in 2020, but the results were not satisfactory. The campaign involved customers receiving an email or SMS with a link to the landing page, where they could interact with a chatbot. However, the need to switch between different channels led to low conversion rates. The department wanted to enhance this conversational experience by delivering it over a single channel.
The Solution
To address the challenge, the Life Insurance Department at Covéa Group partnered with Infobip to create an end-to-end conversational marketing campaign with omnichannel capabilities. Infobip’s omnichannel cloud communication platform was leveraged to create personalized campaigns, integrate a lead generation chatbot, and automate messaging flows. The department used Infobip's platform to feed segmented customer data into the system and create automated flows that delivered personalized messages. Infobip also helped the department implement RCS Business Messaging, providing a channel with the same conversational interface of chat apps. This allowed the target audience to engage with the message via an interactive quiz to educate them on the product, assess their needs, and enable them to show interest and get contacted by an agent – all within the same channel. For customers who could not receive RCS messages or opted out, a seamless switch over to SMS was triggered along with an email notification.
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