Presentation by Maury Giles of Pursuit, a business and communications innovation firm, as part Stanford MediaX's "Metrics for Management Decisions" discussion. Media X at Stanford University is a collaboration of Stanford and industry that brings together Stanford's leading interactive technology research with companies committed to technical advancement and innovation.
6. Channel Consumer Journey Business
Efficiency Outcomes Outcomes
Demand Creation:
Perceived value
Awareness/recall
Differentiation/relevance
Spend Sales / revenue
Purchase Funnel:
How many Profit
Think, feel, do progression
How long Lifetime value
Intent to act
How often Shareholder value
Lifetime Value:
Satisfaction
Loyalty
Net Promoter Score
10. A system consisting of many elements is complex if
its overall behavior emerges from the behavior of
the individual elements and their interactions.
13. Shift focus from system to individual elements
Each agent follows local rules
Agent-Based
Simulations
Behavior depends on interactions with other agents
Overall system behavior emerges from local interactions
14. oAwareness
oValues
oRelevancy
oExposed to or participate in
oGrow product knowledge
marketing activities
oChange attitudes
oEngage in WOM
oThink independently
oBuy/experience product
oResponsiveness
oMessaging and media
interdependencies