This document provides 13 strategies for cross-channel marketing in 2013. Strategy 1 discusses making email mobile-friendly and extending the mobile experience to the website. Strategy 2 recommends getting a 360-degree view of customers by collecting data from all engagement points. Strategy 3 states that attribution modeling is key to understanding how each channel contributes to success. The strategies provide tips for optimizing content, addressing auto-inbox filtering, personalizing messages, permission-based multi-channel engagement, and continuous testing.
This document provides guidance on local search engine optimization (SEO). It discusses optimizing title tags, metadata, address details, phone numbers, and on-page content for local SEO. It also covers official business listings on Google, Bing, and Yahoo, obtaining reviews on Google+ and other sites, directories, social media profiles, citations, and summarizes the importance of local SEO.
To Monetize Open Social Networks, Invite Customers to Be More Than Just “Frie...Get Satisfaction
The document discusses research findings about consumers' preferences for building relationships with brands. The key findings are:
1. Consumers prefer branded customer communities over open social networks like Facebook for connecting with brands, because they see open networks as for interacting with individuals rather than companies.
2. Consumers are willing to become advocates for brands they care about in branded communities, but not in open social networks.
3. To attract consumers, branded communities should provide relevant content at every stage of the buying process and be managed by the company, while still linking to open social networks.
1) Facebook advertising spending is predicted to hit $4 billion in 2011, twice the amount spent in 2010. However, brands lack experience to evaluate campaign performance.
2) Webtrends analyzed over 11,000 campaigns and provided benchmarks for click-through rate, cost per click, cost per thousand impressions, and cost per fan.
3) Older users and women click more on ads. Certain industries see higher click-through rates. Friend endorsements increase clicks regardless of education level.
This document discusses best practices for advertising on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. For Facebook advertising, it recommends staying within the Facebook network, using images with faces, compelling titles and calls to action, and balancing targeted reach with relevance. Social ads that incorporate social context like Likes perform better on Facebook. Twitter ads work best with fresh content targeted to geographies and devices. LinkedIn ads require targeting profiles and running promotions. The document provides specific guidance on ad formats and optimization for each network.
The document summarizes the findings of a Forrester Consulting study on the implications of media fragmentation, also known as the "Splinternet", and the future of web analytics. Some key findings include:
- Marketers recognize the importance of multichannel marketing but face challenges in making major changes.
- Social media is dominating marketers' attention compared to other emerging channels like mobile.
- Measurement challenges create barriers to adopting new channels due to uncertain ROI.
- Firms are more likely to invest in technology over skills, staff, and creative development to support emerging channels.
Keys to Community Readiness and Growth ReportLeader Networks
In order to help branded online communities understand the critical success factors, Leader Networks and CMX collaborated on this study. The research examines the organizational people, processes, and technology scenarios that fuel existing or future community initiatives. The result is a data-driven portrait of characteristics that can be used to predict the potential business impact of an online community. Based on the trends of communities deemed “very successful,” this portrait offers an inside look at what separates these communities from the pack and provides a strategic and operational model to emulate.
IBM Web Content Manager software allows organizations to more easily create engaging content across multiple channels. It features templates and workflows that streamline content creation and collaboration between teams. The software also provides analytics integration and search optimization capabilities to help increase traffic, conversions, and revenue for websites.
The document discusses the differences between email marketing and marketing automation. Email marketing involves sending one-time messages to influence immediate purchases, while marketing automation supports complex buying processes through multi-step email sequences tailored to lead needs and stages. It provides examples of how marketing automation can automate processes like webinar registration and pass leads to sales teams, while traditional email marketing lacks these capabilities.
This document provides guidance on local search engine optimization (SEO). It discusses optimizing title tags, metadata, address details, phone numbers, and on-page content for local SEO. It also covers official business listings on Google, Bing, and Yahoo, obtaining reviews on Google+ and other sites, directories, social media profiles, citations, and summarizes the importance of local SEO.
To Monetize Open Social Networks, Invite Customers to Be More Than Just “Frie...Get Satisfaction
The document discusses research findings about consumers' preferences for building relationships with brands. The key findings are:
1. Consumers prefer branded customer communities over open social networks like Facebook for connecting with brands, because they see open networks as for interacting with individuals rather than companies.
2. Consumers are willing to become advocates for brands they care about in branded communities, but not in open social networks.
3. To attract consumers, branded communities should provide relevant content at every stage of the buying process and be managed by the company, while still linking to open social networks.
1) Facebook advertising spending is predicted to hit $4 billion in 2011, twice the amount spent in 2010. However, brands lack experience to evaluate campaign performance.
2) Webtrends analyzed over 11,000 campaigns and provided benchmarks for click-through rate, cost per click, cost per thousand impressions, and cost per fan.
3) Older users and women click more on ads. Certain industries see higher click-through rates. Friend endorsements increase clicks regardless of education level.
This document discusses best practices for advertising on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. For Facebook advertising, it recommends staying within the Facebook network, using images with faces, compelling titles and calls to action, and balancing targeted reach with relevance. Social ads that incorporate social context like Likes perform better on Facebook. Twitter ads work best with fresh content targeted to geographies and devices. LinkedIn ads require targeting profiles and running promotions. The document provides specific guidance on ad formats and optimization for each network.
The document summarizes the findings of a Forrester Consulting study on the implications of media fragmentation, also known as the "Splinternet", and the future of web analytics. Some key findings include:
- Marketers recognize the importance of multichannel marketing but face challenges in making major changes.
- Social media is dominating marketers' attention compared to other emerging channels like mobile.
- Measurement challenges create barriers to adopting new channels due to uncertain ROI.
- Firms are more likely to invest in technology over skills, staff, and creative development to support emerging channels.
Keys to Community Readiness and Growth ReportLeader Networks
In order to help branded online communities understand the critical success factors, Leader Networks and CMX collaborated on this study. The research examines the organizational people, processes, and technology scenarios that fuel existing or future community initiatives. The result is a data-driven portrait of characteristics that can be used to predict the potential business impact of an online community. Based on the trends of communities deemed “very successful,” this portrait offers an inside look at what separates these communities from the pack and provides a strategic and operational model to emulate.
IBM Web Content Manager software allows organizations to more easily create engaging content across multiple channels. It features templates and workflows that streamline content creation and collaboration between teams. The software also provides analytics integration and search optimization capabilities to help increase traffic, conversions, and revenue for websites.
The document discusses the differences between email marketing and marketing automation. Email marketing involves sending one-time messages to influence immediate purchases, while marketing automation supports complex buying processes through multi-step email sequences tailored to lead needs and stages. It provides examples of how marketing automation can automate processes like webinar registration and pass leads to sales teams, while traditional email marketing lacks these capabilities.
This document discusses how social networking concepts are being applied to enhance enterprise collaboration. It outlines some challenges of implementing collaboration technologies, such as encouraging adoption and integrating systems. The document advocates for maximizing the value of collaboration tools by fully integrating them with enterprise applications and processes using techniques like event stream brokering. This allows organizations to better share information across systems in real-time and get more benefits from their collaboration investments.
Social CRM: The New Rules of Relationship ManagementJeremiah Owyang
18 Use Cases That Show Business How to Finally Put Customers First.
Customers continue to adopt social technologies at a blinding speed – yet organizations are unable to keep up. Why? Rapid adoption of social networking enables users to connect with individuals and communities who share mutual interests, increasingly leaving organizations out of the conversation. Simply hiring more people to keep up with social marketing, sales, and support will not be sufficient, as consumers and their new channels will always outnumber employees. As a result, companies need an organized approach using enterprise software that connects business units to the social web – giving them the opportunity to respond in near-real time, and in a coordinated fashion.
This document is a summary of a social media benchmarks report that analyzes the posting, following, and engagement behaviors of over 7,000 businesses across different industries and company sizes. Some of the key findings include: 1) There is no correlation between number of posts and engagement levels; 2) Size of a company's following is a better predictor of engagement than post frequency; and 3) Engagement is driven by balancing factors like following size, post frequency, and post quality rather than any single metric. The report provides detailed data on these metrics broken down by industry and size.
Is your client suffering from the dreaded 20% Problem? It’s out there. And the problem is spreading. But luckily it’s easy to diagnose! You just need to ask your client one simple question:
"What percentage of the functionality of this marketing technology are you using?"
Michael Mangi, Senior Vice President of Interactive Technology at Social@Ogilvy, and Peter Fasano, Managing Director of Social@Ogilvy North America, review the key announcements from the F8 2015 conference and the implications each has for brands and the industry as a whole.
1. The document analyzes the results of a benchmark study that assessed how 27 companies across 5 categories used social media across the customer journey.
2. On average, companies scored only 31% across the entire customer journey, with social use highest (51%) in the early awareness stage and lowest (21%) at the point of purchase. Many opportunities exist to better engage customers through social.
3. Some basic social tactics are underused, such as URL shorteners (31%) and forums (33%), despite their value. Channel disconnect is also common, with warmer social tones versus colder websites.
The search giant Google has gone back to its roots with the launch of a new technology – “Google Knowledge Graph”. The technology, launched on May 16, leverages the idea of a “semantic Web” focused entirely on user experience. Now when users input a search query on Google, relevant and related information about that query will be provided in a box to the right of the results page. These results will go above and beyond what has previously been provided on search results pages. While users will benefit from more relevant and accessible search results, marketers may see changes in their organic rankings and side-site metrics.
Five Principles for Storytelling in a Multi-Screening WorldOgilvy Consulting
The increase in multi-screening, coupled with time spent on social channels, means content creation strategies need to evolve. Here are five principles to help you succeed.
Progressive Profiling Strategy: The Power of Incremental DataBen Grossman
Between 2010 and 2012, the world yielded more data than had been created in all of history. And the pace of data creation is only accelerating. By 2020, it is expected that organizations will require oversight of over 50 times the amount of data we have today. While big data certainly yields some big opportunity, data quality and collection methodologies remain questionable. In fact, 25% of B2B databases are inaccurate – and it’s expected consumer databases are even worse.
Progressive profiling is an important strategy for marketers to understand and use across the board – both in digital contexts, where it was conceptualized, but also in live event contexts, where its use is just emerging. What’s at stake is better data reliability, sales cycles cut in half and up to 70% more revenue that organizations that suffer from poor data integrity. This presentation explores the progressive profiling landscape, as well as helpful tips for how to use digital and live to progressively profile your brand’s consumers.
This is an overview of research conduced to help businesses understand the impact content has on the experience of the consumer, and the importance of content in increasing life time customer value.
The document provides guidance on developing an effective social media measurement strategy. It outlines a 9-step framework: 1) select a use case like brand health or marketing optimization; 2) define success measures and key performance indicators; 3) ensure metrics have meaning and align to business priorities; 4) decide which social data matters; 5) choose the right technology; 6) collect data through links, tagging and integrated measurement; 7) visualize data to tell the story; and sustain efforts by iterating and benchmarking. The framework helps companies prove the value of social media by integrating measurement and tying efforts to business outcomes.
The Response Rates of Personalized Cross-Media Marketing CampaignsAaron Corson
The document discusses response rates from personalized cross-media marketing campaigns. MindFireInc, a leader in marketing intelligence software, was named the 20th fastest growing software company in the United States for the second consecutive year in 2008 and 2009. The document examines response rate data from MindFireInc's database, other industry reports, and case studies of campaigns run by Proven Direct and for Anchor Bank and Cardinal Stritch University.
Social@ogilvy Google Hummingbird POV - October 2013Ogilvy Consulting
On September 26, 2013, Google announced that it had developed a new search algorithm called Hummingbird. Prior to this, Google hadn’t made a significant change to its search algorithm in 12 years.
This POV briefly summarizes Google’s new Hummingbird search algorithm and provides insight into how brands can use this new tool in their campaigns.
The new search algorithm is in response to two key insights made by Google:
1. More people are searching using whole phrases, rather than two or three words.
2. More people are searching on their mobile devices.
By understanding how Hummingbird works, brands can leverage this new search algorithm to create content that will be relevant to users and appear at the top of the suggested results list.
The production and management of large volumes of content is fast becoming an expected part of a marketers role. This paper highlights the importance of having the right foundations in place, like a digital asset management solution, to ensure your content marketing succeeds.
Linkedin Analytics Week 11 MKT 9715 baruch mba program Prof Marshall SponderMarshall Sponder
LinkedIn has experienced rapid growth in membership and revenue. Revenue is growing most from Talent Solutions, which includes recruiting tools, and remains LinkedIn's largest moneymaker. LinkedIn's data and analytics capabilities allow it to provide insights into professional markets and talent pools that were previously challenging to obtain, giving the company and its customers a competitive advantage. LinkedIn continues to develop new data-driven products and services based on the unique insights available through its platform and vast network of professional profiles.
Chapter 1 is all about the social customer. I highlight several case studies and reports that will give you a firm understanding of how difficult it is to reach them with the right content, at the right time in the right channel. With emergence of multiple screens, new social platforms and networks or the fact that many customers, including me, suffer from CADD (Consumer Attention Deficit Disorder); it’s very difficult to get your brand heard, seen or interacted with; and almost impossible to be talked about.
This is an overview of the tools and techniques it will require to succeed in the infinite environment. Join Mathew Sweezey, author of "Marketing Automation for Dummies" as he walks you though the basic foundations of marketing automation.
Creating an Interactive Content Strategy that Works with Technologyion interactive
Scott Brinker's presentation from 2016 ContentTech Virtual Event:
Designing Interactive Content to Power Your Marketing Data Strategy
Interactive content—things such as quizzes, assessments, calculators, and configurators—is qualitatively different than the passive content that audiences simply read, watch, or listen to. Interactive content experiences are essentially miniature software programs, or web apps, which have logic and user experience wrapped into their design and operation. Most importantly, they give marketers the ability to collect and leverage a rich set of data that is explicitly volunteered by participants.
Marketers can design interactive content with this data in mind to develop a broader marketing data strategy. This presentation covers frameworks for both the user-facing options that marketers
can apply, to solicit the right kind of data from prospects at different stages of the buyer's journey, and the back-office management of this data through different marketing automation platforms (MAP) and CRM systems.
Topics include:
- Managing explicit "digital dialogue" data vs. implicit "digital body language"
- Applying advanced progressive profiling tactics in interactive content
- Pipelining richer data profiles from marketing to sales through your marketing stack
- Understanding scenarios for programmatic data vs. human-consumable data
In the following pages, you’ll not only see how StrongMail’s strategists helped major brands mobile optimize their email marking campaigns, you’ll also learn how you can employ the successful strategies in your own organization.
This document discusses how to improve customer experience on websites. It identifies three main reasons why customers leave websites: 1) The experience keeps restarting across devices, 2) The content is not compelling or relevant, and 3) The brand is not where customers are across channels. It recommends: 1) Using responsive design for a consistent experience across devices, 2) Delivering truly compelling and contextual experiences through tailored content, and 3) Taking an omni-channel approach to be where customers are across multiple channels. Web experience management tools can help organizations implement these strategies to optimize the customer experience.
This document discusses how social networking concepts are being applied to enhance enterprise collaboration. It outlines some challenges of implementing collaboration technologies, such as encouraging adoption and integrating systems. The document advocates for maximizing the value of collaboration tools by fully integrating them with enterprise applications and processes using techniques like event stream brokering. This allows organizations to better share information across systems in real-time and get more benefits from their collaboration investments.
Social CRM: The New Rules of Relationship ManagementJeremiah Owyang
18 Use Cases That Show Business How to Finally Put Customers First.
Customers continue to adopt social technologies at a blinding speed – yet organizations are unable to keep up. Why? Rapid adoption of social networking enables users to connect with individuals and communities who share mutual interests, increasingly leaving organizations out of the conversation. Simply hiring more people to keep up with social marketing, sales, and support will not be sufficient, as consumers and their new channels will always outnumber employees. As a result, companies need an organized approach using enterprise software that connects business units to the social web – giving them the opportunity to respond in near-real time, and in a coordinated fashion.
This document is a summary of a social media benchmarks report that analyzes the posting, following, and engagement behaviors of over 7,000 businesses across different industries and company sizes. Some of the key findings include: 1) There is no correlation between number of posts and engagement levels; 2) Size of a company's following is a better predictor of engagement than post frequency; and 3) Engagement is driven by balancing factors like following size, post frequency, and post quality rather than any single metric. The report provides detailed data on these metrics broken down by industry and size.
Is your client suffering from the dreaded 20% Problem? It’s out there. And the problem is spreading. But luckily it’s easy to diagnose! You just need to ask your client one simple question:
"What percentage of the functionality of this marketing technology are you using?"
Michael Mangi, Senior Vice President of Interactive Technology at Social@Ogilvy, and Peter Fasano, Managing Director of Social@Ogilvy North America, review the key announcements from the F8 2015 conference and the implications each has for brands and the industry as a whole.
1. The document analyzes the results of a benchmark study that assessed how 27 companies across 5 categories used social media across the customer journey.
2. On average, companies scored only 31% across the entire customer journey, with social use highest (51%) in the early awareness stage and lowest (21%) at the point of purchase. Many opportunities exist to better engage customers through social.
3. Some basic social tactics are underused, such as URL shorteners (31%) and forums (33%), despite their value. Channel disconnect is also common, with warmer social tones versus colder websites.
The search giant Google has gone back to its roots with the launch of a new technology – “Google Knowledge Graph”. The technology, launched on May 16, leverages the idea of a “semantic Web” focused entirely on user experience. Now when users input a search query on Google, relevant and related information about that query will be provided in a box to the right of the results page. These results will go above and beyond what has previously been provided on search results pages. While users will benefit from more relevant and accessible search results, marketers may see changes in their organic rankings and side-site metrics.
Five Principles for Storytelling in a Multi-Screening WorldOgilvy Consulting
The increase in multi-screening, coupled with time spent on social channels, means content creation strategies need to evolve. Here are five principles to help you succeed.
Progressive Profiling Strategy: The Power of Incremental DataBen Grossman
Between 2010 and 2012, the world yielded more data than had been created in all of history. And the pace of data creation is only accelerating. By 2020, it is expected that organizations will require oversight of over 50 times the amount of data we have today. While big data certainly yields some big opportunity, data quality and collection methodologies remain questionable. In fact, 25% of B2B databases are inaccurate – and it’s expected consumer databases are even worse.
Progressive profiling is an important strategy for marketers to understand and use across the board – both in digital contexts, where it was conceptualized, but also in live event contexts, where its use is just emerging. What’s at stake is better data reliability, sales cycles cut in half and up to 70% more revenue that organizations that suffer from poor data integrity. This presentation explores the progressive profiling landscape, as well as helpful tips for how to use digital and live to progressively profile your brand’s consumers.
This is an overview of research conduced to help businesses understand the impact content has on the experience of the consumer, and the importance of content in increasing life time customer value.
The document provides guidance on developing an effective social media measurement strategy. It outlines a 9-step framework: 1) select a use case like brand health or marketing optimization; 2) define success measures and key performance indicators; 3) ensure metrics have meaning and align to business priorities; 4) decide which social data matters; 5) choose the right technology; 6) collect data through links, tagging and integrated measurement; 7) visualize data to tell the story; and sustain efforts by iterating and benchmarking. The framework helps companies prove the value of social media by integrating measurement and tying efforts to business outcomes.
The Response Rates of Personalized Cross-Media Marketing CampaignsAaron Corson
The document discusses response rates from personalized cross-media marketing campaigns. MindFireInc, a leader in marketing intelligence software, was named the 20th fastest growing software company in the United States for the second consecutive year in 2008 and 2009. The document examines response rate data from MindFireInc's database, other industry reports, and case studies of campaigns run by Proven Direct and for Anchor Bank and Cardinal Stritch University.
Social@ogilvy Google Hummingbird POV - October 2013Ogilvy Consulting
On September 26, 2013, Google announced that it had developed a new search algorithm called Hummingbird. Prior to this, Google hadn’t made a significant change to its search algorithm in 12 years.
This POV briefly summarizes Google’s new Hummingbird search algorithm and provides insight into how brands can use this new tool in their campaigns.
The new search algorithm is in response to two key insights made by Google:
1. More people are searching using whole phrases, rather than two or three words.
2. More people are searching on their mobile devices.
By understanding how Hummingbird works, brands can leverage this new search algorithm to create content that will be relevant to users and appear at the top of the suggested results list.
The production and management of large volumes of content is fast becoming an expected part of a marketers role. This paper highlights the importance of having the right foundations in place, like a digital asset management solution, to ensure your content marketing succeeds.
Linkedin Analytics Week 11 MKT 9715 baruch mba program Prof Marshall SponderMarshall Sponder
LinkedIn has experienced rapid growth in membership and revenue. Revenue is growing most from Talent Solutions, which includes recruiting tools, and remains LinkedIn's largest moneymaker. LinkedIn's data and analytics capabilities allow it to provide insights into professional markets and talent pools that were previously challenging to obtain, giving the company and its customers a competitive advantage. LinkedIn continues to develop new data-driven products and services based on the unique insights available through its platform and vast network of professional profiles.
Chapter 1 is all about the social customer. I highlight several case studies and reports that will give you a firm understanding of how difficult it is to reach them with the right content, at the right time in the right channel. With emergence of multiple screens, new social platforms and networks or the fact that many customers, including me, suffer from CADD (Consumer Attention Deficit Disorder); it’s very difficult to get your brand heard, seen or interacted with; and almost impossible to be talked about.
This is an overview of the tools and techniques it will require to succeed in the infinite environment. Join Mathew Sweezey, author of "Marketing Automation for Dummies" as he walks you though the basic foundations of marketing automation.
Creating an Interactive Content Strategy that Works with Technologyion interactive
Scott Brinker's presentation from 2016 ContentTech Virtual Event:
Designing Interactive Content to Power Your Marketing Data Strategy
Interactive content—things such as quizzes, assessments, calculators, and configurators—is qualitatively different than the passive content that audiences simply read, watch, or listen to. Interactive content experiences are essentially miniature software programs, or web apps, which have logic and user experience wrapped into their design and operation. Most importantly, they give marketers the ability to collect and leverage a rich set of data that is explicitly volunteered by participants.
Marketers can design interactive content with this data in mind to develop a broader marketing data strategy. This presentation covers frameworks for both the user-facing options that marketers
can apply, to solicit the right kind of data from prospects at different stages of the buyer's journey, and the back-office management of this data through different marketing automation platforms (MAP) and CRM systems.
Topics include:
- Managing explicit "digital dialogue" data vs. implicit "digital body language"
- Applying advanced progressive profiling tactics in interactive content
- Pipelining richer data profiles from marketing to sales through your marketing stack
- Understanding scenarios for programmatic data vs. human-consumable data
In the following pages, you’ll not only see how StrongMail’s strategists helped major brands mobile optimize their email marking campaigns, you’ll also learn how you can employ the successful strategies in your own organization.
This document discusses how to improve customer experience on websites. It identifies three main reasons why customers leave websites: 1) The experience keeps restarting across devices, 2) The content is not compelling or relevant, and 3) The brand is not where customers are across channels. It recommends: 1) Using responsive design for a consistent experience across devices, 2) Delivering truly compelling and contextual experiences through tailored content, and 3) Taking an omni-channel approach to be where customers are across multiple channels. Web experience management tools can help organizations implement these strategies to optimize the customer experience.
3 ways to improve your next cross-device campaignJim Nichols
EXCLUSIVE CONVERSANT INSIGHTS
Three keys to maximizing results for your next cross-device advertising campaign.
To get the most out of your next advertising program, you need to think about cross-device in terms of data, delivery and insight. Inside this quick and easy whitepaper, you’ll also discover the importance of:
Reaching, connecting and converting the consumer across all devices
Measuring interactions that take place in-app
Leveraging the interactive strengths of each medium
Download this compelling marketing research today so you can develop solid cross-device strategies that will drive great results.
The document discusses the need for companies to master four capabilities to effectively engage with today's hyper-connected consumers: 1) reaching the right audience in larger numbers, 2) gaining multidimensional insight into audiences, 3) using networked intelligence across technological infrastructure, and 4) personalized engagement. It promotes Acxiom's products and services that can help companies achieve these capabilities and improve marketing ROI through more effective consumer targeting and engagement.
This document outlines 6 key marketing trends for 2013, including: 1) Big data becoming more individualized and actionable for smaller companies; 2) Companies investing in unified marketing platforms centered on customer behaviors and automation; 3) Content marketing becoming more critical as buyers demand personalized content; 4) Customers expecting mobile-friendly experiences; 5) Social media impacting every channel; and 6) Marketing departments transforming to deliver individualized conversations. It provides context around these trends and the importance of understanding customers to deliver hyper-personalized interactions across channels in real-time.
The document describes Digital Marketing Center, an integrated digital marketing platform that allows users to manage campaigns across multiple channels including email, mobile, social media, and web. It provides capabilities for data collection and activation, campaign management and execution, and performance tracking. The platform aims to help users foster closer customer relationships through personalized, multi-channel marketing strategies based on customer data and behavior.
The document provides 10 tips for using technology to boost customer loyalty and ROI. Some key tips include considering your customers' preferences when using new technologies, linking physical and online experiences, collecting data from mobile and in-store technologies to send targeted offers, and remembering the importance of human touch even when using new technologies. Ultimately, the goal of any technology usage should be to influence customer purchasing and create a seamless experience across all customer touchpoints.
Le déficit de l’attention : plus d’écrans, plus de contenus, comment les marq...Ipsos France
The document discusses how the human brain's filtering system is facing new challenges due to an abundance of information from multiple digital screens. It notes that the average number of connected devices per UK household has increased from 2.9 in 2013 to 4.0 in 2015. This constant access to information from various sources can lead to "attention deficit" as people pay less attention to what they see. The document argues that brands need to adapt to this environment by using a "screen sensitive" strategy that tailors messaging and creative content to different devices and contexts while maintaining a consistent brand proposition. It provides examples of companies optimizing their efforts across screens.
Connect with your customers across Email, Mobile, Social, Web, or any combination of these channels. Digital Marketing Center makes it easy to analyse and leverage your customer interaction data to individualise your communications for maximum impact.
Xploree wins 2015 Mobile Marketing New Product Innovation Award from Frost an...Kiran Karthikeyan
By adopting a new approach to mobile marketing that is focused on capturing user’s intent
at a particular moment in time, and by delivering highly relevant content and messages in
a non-interruptive, simple and pleasing manner, Xploree has the potential to be a game
changer for mobile marketers. Frost & Sullivan believes that Xploree will increase the
overall value of mobile marketing by consistently delivering solid results for mobile
marketers. As customers demand more from their marketing partners, solutions such as
Xploree will be in greater demand. Because of its strong overall performance, KeyPoint is
recognized with Frost & Sullivan’s 2015 New Product Innovation Award in Mobile
Marketing.
[white paper] «Programmatic: a Brand Marketer's Guide» Doubleclik by Googleyann le gigan
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Programmatic : a brand marketer's guide - Google - 2015Romain Fonnier
Google publie un livre blanc intitulé «Programmatic: a Brand Marketer's Guide». A travers 94 pages, l’étude détaille le programmatique au sein de plusieurs marchés européens et se compose de 5 parties principales, qui représentent les étapes à suivre pour un marketer :
1 - Organiser les insights d’audience
2 - Concevoir des créations pour tous les canaux, notamment avec du HTML5
3 - Exécuter en intégrant la technologie
4 - Atteindre les audiences à travers tous les écrans
5 - Mesurer l’impact
Le livre blanc compile également plusieurs études et reprend des cases studies tirés des solutions technologiques de Google pour toutes les étapes à suivre. «Il s’agit d’avoir une vision globale sur les enseignements que l’on observe un peu partout et d’accompagner les annonceurs dans leur réfléxion, avec une dimension à échelle locale», indique Grégoire Peiron, Head of Media Buying Solutions de DoubleClick.
Руководство для маркетологов по созданию эффективных рекламных кампаний. Помимо ценных советов, в нем содержатся успешные кейсы ведущих мировых брендов.
The document discusses how brands can execute programmatic buying campaigns successfully through an integrated technology approach. It argues that integrating programmatic buying onto a single technology platform allows brands to deliver messaging more efficiently across channels and devices. This is because integrated platforms provide a unified view of audience data, enable optimization of media buying in real-time globally, and streamline workflows. The document recommends that brands identify a preferred programmatic partner that can provide an integrated platform to scale efforts globally while allowing local optimization. This unified approach maximizes digital investments by getting different marketing solutions and data sources to work together.
This document outlines 10 key marketing trends for 2017 and ideas for exceeding customer expectations. It discusses how cognitive insights will revolutionize how marketers deepen customer connections and fuel strategic growth by tapping into structured and unstructured data. It also discusses how companies should shift from having a "mobile strategy" to creating an engagement strategy for customers across all channels and devices. The document provides an overview of 10 marketing trends and ideas that marketers can use to better understand customers and provide excellent experiences.
What are the Basics of Mobile-First Marketing Strategy?Jim Nichols
Here's a short introduction on some simple ways to change your strategic orientation from PC-centric to Mobile-centric. Provides 7 principles for mobile-first thinking and strategy.
What are the Basics of Mobile-First Marketing?James Nichols
Mobile devices now account for the majority of connected consumer time. Therefore, a mobile-first marketing strategy that recognizes the primacy of mobile is essential. The key principles of a mobile-first strategy are to understand how consumers use mobile, ensure marketing experiences provide value to consumers on mobile, begin engagement planning with mobile as the focus, and define an integrated role for mobile across the consumer journey. A mobile-first approach will guide effective customer engagement in today's mobile-centric environment.
Mastering Code Halos Using Digital Insights to Drive Customer ExperiencesCognizant
Innovators recognize that every interaction with every
person and every thing now creates a trail of data — and
they’ve mastered the ability to harness it. Every click, browse,
download, share, transaction and device transmission
enables them to understand, and subsequently monetize,
relationships in ways never before possible.
Haiku Deck is a presentation tool that allows users to create Haiku style slideshows. The tool encourages users to get started making their own Haiku Deck presentations which can be shared on SlideShare. In just a few sentences, it pitches the idea of using Haiku Deck to easily create visually engaging slideshows.
The document provides best practices for improving digital customer experiences. It recommends analyzing web, mobile, and operational data to find opportunities for improvement. It also suggests conducting expert reviews of digital touchpoints to identify usability issues. Additionally, the document stresses the importance of incorporating customer feedback to understand customers' needs and preferences when making design decisions. The goal is to deliver digital experiences that are useful, easy to use, and enjoyable for customers.
1) 91% of B2B marketers use content marketing, spending an average of 33% of their budgets on it. The use of tactics like research reports, videos, and mobile content are increasing.
2) Producing enough content is now the top challenge for B2B marketers, replacing producing engaging content which was the top challenge in previous years.
3) The most effective B2B content marketers allocate a higher percentage of their budget to content marketing and use more tactics and social platforms than less effective marketers.
This document discusses how content marketing has become critical for most organizations' marketing strategies. It outlines how paid, owned, and earned media are blurring together in an evolving digital landscape. Content marketing, especially using online video and social media, can help integrate these different types of media across the customer lifecycle to increase impact and ROI. However, managing content across multiple online channels and platforms poses challenges around cost, time-to-market, and measurement. Cloud-based content services can help address these challenges by enabling efficient video delivery, app development, and cross-platform analytics.
Inbound marketing is the process of helping potential customers find a company through helpful content before they are looking to purchase. It relies on creating high-quality, non-promotional content like articles, videos, and whitepapers to engage and educate prospects. When done effectively, this approach generates better results than interruptive traditional marketing by building relationships and allowing buyers to come to the company when they are ready to buy. Content must be relevant to target personas and address their challenges. Common inbound tactics include search engine optimization, social sharing, blogging, and social media engagement to spread content and visibility.
This document provides an overview of search engine optimization (SEO) best practices for getting started with an SEO campaign. It covers topics like keyword research, on-page optimization of title tags, meta descriptions, content, headings, images and navigation. It also discusses technical SEO factors such as canonical issues, XML sitemaps, and broken links. Additional tactics covered include link building, social signals, and SEO tools.
Getting Started with Marketing MeasurementC.Y Wong
This document provides an introduction to marketing metrics for B2B marketers. It discusses the importance of measurement and analytics in today's marketing world. The summary focuses on two categories of metrics: revenue metrics that demonstrate marketing's impact on revenue and profit for executives, and program metrics that gauge campaign performance for internal use. Revenue metrics track leads and opportunities through the funnel to closed deals, while program metrics benchmark activities like email opens, website traffic, and social media engagement.
The document analyzes over 11,000 Facebook advertising campaigns to provide benchmarks on key metrics like click-through rate, cost per click, cost per thousand impressions, and cost per fan. It finds that as Facebook advertising has grown, click-through rates have decreased while costs have increased. Certain factors like age, gender, education level, and using friends-of-friends targeting can impact click-through rates. The benchmarks are intended to help brands evaluate how well their own Facebook campaigns are performing compared to averages.
The document summarizes insights from community managers in 2013 about trends, metrics, and benefits of community management. Key points include: more employees are participating in communities; popular metrics include email/ticket volume, traffic, engagement, and sentiment; emerging trends include social media adopting more community approaches and greater emphasis on growth and engagement; and benefits include cost savings, leads, faster response times, idea generation, and stronger customer relationships.
Combining Knowledge and Data Mining to Understand SentimentC.Y Wong
This white paper examines different approaches for sentiment analysis and summarizes the key benefits and drawbacks of each:
1. The data mining approach represents documents as numeric vectors and applies machine learning techniques to discover patterns for predicting sentiment. While capable of discovering complex patterns, it does not maintain important contextual information and provides little insight into model predictions.
2. The natural language processing (NLP) approach uses linguistic rules defined by domain experts to determine sentiment polarity. It can better capture context but requires more time to develop rules and annotate training data.
3. A hybrid approach combines the two by using data mining to discover patterns for rule development in NLP models or by incorporating linguistic features into machine learning models. This takes advantage
Best Practices from the Worlds Most Social BrandsC.Y Wong
This document provides guidance on how to scale a social media presence globally for large enterprises. It recommends first assessing the current situation to understand how many accounts exist and their level of activity. It also suggests ensuring readiness by having dedicated support and resources. The key steps include: 1) Identifying objectives for the social strategy and how audiences will be engaged; 2) Outlining the resources and phases needed, which typically takes 6-12 months; 3) Implementing the strategy through elements like branding, governance, and enablement across the organization. Effective scaling requires assessing the current state, having clear goals, and coordinating implementation globally.
This document provides an introductory guide on how to use Twitter for business. It begins with an overview of Twitter and common Twitter terminology. It then outlines 6 steps to setting up and optimizing a Twitter profile for business purposes, including signing up for an account, personalizing your company profile, starting to tweet, finding people to follow, getting people to follow you back, and engaging with your network on Twitter. The document then discusses how to use Twitter for various business objectives like marketing, PR, and customer service.
10 Awesomely Provocative Stats for Your Agency's Pitch Deck C.Y Wong
This document provides 10 statistics that could be included in an agency's pitch deck to make it more compelling. Some key stats include: posts receiving 57% fewer likes and 78% fewer comments when a brand posts twice daily; click-through rates on triggered messages being 119% higher than usual messages; and emails opens on smartphones/tablets increasing 80% in the last 6 months. The document aims to equip agencies with compelling data to strengthen their marketing proposals.
Top Five Metrics for Revenue Generation MarketersC.Y Wong
This document discusses key metrics that B2B marketers should track to measure revenue generation. It recommends tracking:
1) Number of leads produced, close rate (new customers/new leads), and revenue per new customer to understand lead generation, nurturing, and quality.
2) Adding metrics like average time to close and cost per new customer.
3) Breaking down the buying process into stages and tracking movement through each stage via funnel reporting.
This Oracle white paper provides an 8-step process for determining an effective social media mix. It advises analyzing current social media channels used, content distributed, and subscriber sizes. Channels should then be organized by formality and frequency of content. Overlapping channels should be consolidated. Gaps in reaching parts of the community should be identified and filled. A prioritization tool can help determine high-priority new initiatives. Finally, a content flow sketch maps how content moves across channels. Following this process allows optimizing the social media mix.
The Definitive Guide to Marketing AutomationC.Y Wong
This document provides an overview of marketing automation. It defines marketing automation as software that streamlines, automates, and measures marketing tasks and workflows to increase efficiency and revenue growth. The document discusses how marketing automation enables key modern marketing practices and common features of automation platforms. It also clarifies what marketing automation is not, such as only email marketing, a way to send spam, or a solution that delivers value without effort.
The document discusses the six stages of the customer lifecycle: Discovery, Evaluate, Buy, Experience, Bond, and Advocate. In the Discovery stage, potential customers begin researching solutions online. The document recommends companies have a presence on social networks and a customer community to engage with potential customers and answer questions. It also discusses how customer communities can help during the Discovery stage by appearing in search results and allowing prospects to access user experiences.
1. The document provides a template for creating a digital marketing plan using the SOSTAC framework. It includes sections for conducting a situation analysis, setting objectives, developing strategies, and defining tactics.
2. The situation analysis section guides the user to analyze their customers, market, competitors, and capabilities. This informs the objective setting section, where goals and KPIs are defined based on the customer lifecycle.
3. The strategy section outlines developing strategies for targeting, positioning, the marketing mix, branding, and online presence. This leads to the tactics section which provides the details to execute the strategies.
This document provides examples of well-designed blog homepages across different industries like business, design, entertainment, lifestyle, nonprofit, and technology. Each example highlights key design elements like consistent color schemes, balanced content presentation, use of images and thumbnails, and easy navigation. The conclusion emphasizes that an effective blog design focuses on layout that allows readers to easily access content according to their needs and interests, rather than just visual graphics.
This document provides an overview of digital influence and how businesses can identify and engage influential consumers on social media. It discusses how influence is difficult to measure precisely with social media scores alone. The document outlines an influence action plan for businesses to define desired outcomes and identify the right influencers to work with. It also provides case studies of companies experimenting with digital influence programs and a guide to available influence software tools.
1. FEBRUARY 2013
StrongSuccess Guide to Cross-Channel Marketing
13 CROSS-CHANNEL
MARKETING STRATEGIES
FOR 2013
Boost your marketing program results with these innovative
and actionable tips designed for today’s multi-channel world
3. Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION............................................................................................................................................... 4
STRATEGY 1 MOBILE-FRIENDLY EMAIL EXTENDS PAST THE CLICK........................................... 4
STRATEGY 2 GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF YOUR CUSTOMER...................................................... 5
STRATEGY 3 ATTRIBUTION MODELING IS INTEGRAL TO LONG-TERM SUCCESS................. 5
STRATEGY 4 DATA IS KING, CONTENT IS QUEEN............................................................................... 6
STRATEGY 5 BE PREPARED TO ADDRESS AUTO INBOX FOLDERING......................................... 6
STRATEGY 6 SERVE UP AN EXPERIENCE RELEVANT AT THE OPEN............................................. 6
STRATEGY 7 BRING GEOGRAPHIC RELEVANCE TO YOUR MESSAGING.................................... 7
STRATEGY 8 GET PERMISSION TO ENGAGE ACROSS MULTIPLE CHANNELS......................... 7
STRATEGY 9 USE THE CUSTOMER BUYING CYCLE TO ACHIEVE TIMELY RELEVANCE......... 8
STRATEGY 10 COMMIT TO TESTING ON A CONTINUOUS BASIS................................................. 8
STRATEGY 11 LEVERAGE MOBILE TO ACQUIRE PERMISSION TO ENGAGE............................. 9
STRATEGY 12 LEARN ABOUT YOUR CUSTOMERS OVER TIME...................................................... 9
STRATEGY 13 THINK PROGRAM, NOT INDIVIDUAL MESSAGE..................................................... 10
CONCLUSION.................................................................................................................................................... 10
ABOUT STRONGMAIL.................................................................................................................................... 11