Your role as a utility provider goes beyond pipes, wires, meters or bills — it’s about showing up for your community in ways that build trust. In today’s “phygital” (physical plus digital) world, this means meeting customers where they are, both online and in person. Of course, limited budgets, time and staffing can make these
In today’s fast-paced digital world, utility customers expect seamless and efficient services. To meet these expectations, utility marketers are turning to utility self-service options, which put customers in the driver’s seat of their energy journey. From chatbots to mobile apps, utility self-service solutions enhance customer satisfaction, build stronger customer relationships and streamline utility operations.
Utilities nationwide are undertaking significant efforts to improve sustainability and reduce their environmental impact. However, the specifics of these utility sustainability goals and the steps being taken to achieve them are not always clear to the average customer. In fact, according to J.D. Power, only 21% of U.S. electric utility customers know about their utility’s
Engaging communications are not just a tool for day-to-day interactions — they’re an investment in your utility’s future, driving satisfaction, loyalty and participation across programs. As customer expectations shift toward proactive, digital and personalized communications, utilities face the opportunity to create meaningful touchpoints that not only keep customers informed but also foster stronger, long-term relationships.
Utility marketing requires more than just traditional billing inserts or generic emails to communicate with customers. Whether you’re looking to reach residential customers, business customers or low-income households, each group has unique needs, preferences and expectations. To successfully engage with a diverse audience, utility marketers must develop a comprehensive utility marketing strategy that delivers relevant,