Why Multichannel is nothing new and just plain common sense!
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2. agenda.
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Nick Towers, Sagittarius
introduction
Josh Whiten, Sagittarius
why multichannel is nothing new & just plain common sense
Katy Howell, Immediate Future
digging out the gems in social data that deliver the ROI
Duncan Smith, iCompli
privacy equals trust – its no illusion
Break
Paul Fennemore, Sitecore
personalising customer experience through analytics
Personas & profiles workshop
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• segment your market into
audiences and groups by value.
• choose which segments to target
and with what.
• position your message and
marketing.
segmentation, targeting, positioning.
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• identify converting and high value
users.
• segment them by source, behaviour,
content and activity.
• use this data target more of them.
segmentation today.
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what else has changed?
• wealth of data.
• collection of data.
• harder to make meaningful
decisions.
• bridge the offline/online gap.
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“Can I take your email address so we
can keep a track of your purchases and
give you better advice next time you
come in?”
Casey, Majestic Wines
in store.
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• personalise website based on offline
purchases and online behaviour.
• use remarketing to find on Facebook,
encourage sharing and build
lookalikes.
• aggregate data to identify all devices.
opportunities.
31. key takeaways.
› use data to integrate multichannel
campaigns, online and offline.
› use data to segment, target and
position.
› use data to make marketing
decisions.
› remember – it’s nothing new.@SagittariusMktg
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personas & profiles
break into groups
complete the person profile for audience no.1
select one person in the group to be their persona
each group member picks a card and asks the persona a question
now that we understand the persona, how would you change your marketing approach?
Hinweis der Redaktion
lets start by going back in time. By about 20 years when I was studying my CIM in the mid 90’s
What was going on in the world back then?
discuss impact of different channels on each phase
lets start by going back in time. By about 20 years when I was studying my CIM in the mid 90’s
How do these stages impact different channels
discuss impact of different channels on each phase
Now numerous online channels which never existed before
But some key principles remain, as we are about to see
Last summer I was invited to Google HQ in dublin for a conference on analytics
So there I am sat in their lovely auditorium listening to various googlers
When this pops up in a talk.
And I thought hold on this looks familiar!
[insert prev slide]
When this pops up in a talk.
And I thought hold on this looks familiar!
[insert prev slide]
the model I showed you has evolved even further into the version I am about to show you…
with stronger recognition inspiring more confidence, larger travel brands gain more conversions from brand and generic searches
Maybe digital isn’t just part of your marketing strategy but part of your proposition
Concrete company with an app
Start talking about Headspace
Maybe digital isn’t just part of your marketing strategy but part of your proposition
Concrete company with an app
Start talking about Headspace
with stronger recognition inspiring more confidence, larger travel brands gain more conversions from brand and generic searches
But as well as considering multi channel, also need to consider an additional layer of time of day
24 hours of conversions from midnight onwards.
Peaks mid morning, lunctime, after work
Largest peak at 9am
Implications for customer service, live chat operators, call centres, also paid channels
with stronger recognition inspiring more confidence, larger travel brands gain more conversions from brand and generic searches
with stronger recognition inspiring more confidence, larger travel brands gain more conversions from brand and generic searches
with stronger recognition inspiring more confidence, larger travel brands gain more conversions from brand and generic searches
with stronger recognition inspiring more confidence, larger travel brands gain more conversions from brand and generic searches
with stronger recognition inspiring more confidence, larger travel brands gain more conversions from brand and generic searches