This document discusses trends in integrated marketing communication. It covers meeting consumers in their moment across channels, the need to shift from passive to active social listening to understand customer needs, using responsive communications in real-time to build conversations, and creating craveworthy content that customers want to engage with. Case studies and statistics are presented from various companies to illustrate these trends and the importance of an integrated marketing approach across TV, social media, and digital platforms.
2. IMC Digital Trends
Meet Them In Their
Moment
Shifts in Listening
Responsiveness
Communication
Creating Craveworthy
Content
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When it comes to multi-channel
marketing, being able to understand
a consumer’s entire shopping journey
- how they consume content and
share it along the way - will give
brands a disruptive competitive
advantage.
- Bonin Bough, Mondelez International
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Meet Them In Their Moment
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Great companies don't lie. They don't steal.
They don't cheat their employees. They
don't become greedy. They don't allow
people to behave badly just because that
generates a lot of revenue. Great
companies stop and listen to criticism.
They commit to getting better, they set
goals and a vision larger than themselves,
and they truly behave better. When all of
that happens, the storytelling is easy.
- Gini Dietrich, Spin Sucks
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Shifts in Listening
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11. 4/5*Companies “listen” to social media
*Approximately 80% of marketers actively involved in their
company’s social media strategy report “listening” as an
existing goal
Source: Forrester 2012
Brands know social listening is important
Shifts in Listening
12. But most companies are passive
Source: Forrester 2012
Shifts in Listening
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Social listening is a critical backbone to
doing business in the 21st century. It’s a
key component to understanding
consumers’ needs and operating a real-
time environment. There’s a big
opportunity to utilize consumers’ feedback
for inspiration, but also to have
conversations, build ideas, co-create
together and reach back out and share.
- Stephanie Moritz, ConAgra
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Responsive Communications
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For the first time, companies have
to compete on the very same
turf as our family and friends,
using the very same tools,
technologies, media and messaging
as consumers. They are invading the
spaces we are using to connect
personally.
- Jay Baer, Youtility
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Creating Craveworthy Content
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29. Key Takeaways
TV no longer primary
Listen - Passive
Foundation
Responsive = Customer
Focus
Craveworthy Content =
Youtility
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30. Content Marketing Institute – B2B 2014 Content Marketing
Study
Response Process – H&R Block
Edison Research – The Infinite Dial 2014, Navigating Digital
Platforms
Forrester Research – Social Intelligence
Altimeter Research – Digital Transformation
Altimeter Research – Brand Advocacy
Social Pros – H&R Block
Social Pros – Hilton Worldwide
Real Time Marketing – SXSW Panel
Content Marketing – 32 Research Reports
Yahoo! Business - 83 B2B Social Media & Marketing Stats
Resource Guide
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