Scaling API-first – The story of a global engineering organization
Data & Marketing Analytics Theatre: Putting Customers at the Heart of Your Analytics Strategy
1. Putting Customers at the Heart
of Your Analytics Strategy
Rusty Warner - Alterian (now SDL)
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2. Putting Customers
at the Heart of Your
Analytics Strategy
Rusty Warner
Vice President, Product Marketing
February 28, 2012
SDL Proprietary and Confidential
3. Agenda
Where Is Marketing Headed?
How Do We Get There?
Who Is Doing it Right?
What if You Get it Wrong?
How Do You Measure Success?
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4. Where Is Marketing Headed?
Today’s customers are…
• Inundated with information
• Actively engaged in multiple channels
• More informed and less brand-loyal
• Able to choose from the entire world
5. Where Is Marketing Headed?
Successful marketers must
become Customer Engagement
Managers
Successful marketers must…
• Understand customers with analytics
• Orchestrate cross-channel communications
• Engage customers with relevant offers
• Treat customers as unique individuals
6. Where Is Marketing Headed?
Customer Engagement Management
Relationship
Marketing
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7. How Do We Get There?
• What We All Want To Do:
– Derive Maximum Value from Customer Engagement
– Deliver High-Velocity Campaigns using Data Driven Insight
– Make Marketing Resources More Productive and Effective
– Increase Response Rates and Drive Revenue Objectives
• How Do We Do It?
– Build an Enterprise View of Customer Information
• Merge Deep History with Current Behaviour
• Single, Consistent View versus Single Database
– Utilise Customer Intelligence Analytics
• Data Exploration for Personalisation
• Predictive Modelling for Scoring and Propensity
– Leverage Best Practices and Apply Governance
– Synchronise Efforts with Business Operations
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8. Who Is Doing It Right?
• Organisations who...
– Value Engagement versus Processes or Management
– Understand the Relationship between On-Line and Off-Line
– Treat Customers Consistently across Channels
– Measure the Business Impact of Marketing Activities
• Best Practices
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9. Britannia: Customer Retention and Development
Objectives
“Put the Customer First”
Execute based on Customer Insight
Manage Increasing Channel Complexity
Achieve Significant ROI Improvements
Results
Reduced Direct Marketing Costs by 30%
Doubled Annual Number of Successful
Cross-Sell Customers
Increased Average Product Holdings per
9 Customer by 15%
10. Britannia: Customer Retention and Development
“Both marketing productivity and efficiency
have increased. We look forward to creating
further innovative customer insight
programmes… and continuing to
maximise ROI.”
10 - Head of Customer Knowledge & Planning
11. Eurostar: Customer Profiles and Preferences
Objectives
Eliminate Disparate Data Silos
Increase Customer Intelligence
Improve Relationship-Building
Support Operational Execution
Results
Consolidated Database with Customer
Information from Multiple Countries
Open-Rates Increased by 100%
Click-Through’s Increased by 50%
11 Average Revenue Increased by 400%
12. Eurostar: Customer Profiles and Preferences
“With the implementation of the
database, Eurostar have been able to create
targeted communications based on traveller
behaviour and profiles. The results have been
far beyond expectations.”
12 - Customer Database Manager
13. Cisco: One-to-One Relationships
Objectives
Sell to Companies BUT Market to Individuals
Identify the Right Contacts for Campaigns
Develop a Single Global View for Local Use
Re-Activate Dormant Contacts
Results
Consolidated Database
40M+ Customer Contacts
100M+ D&B Companies
Deep History for Up-Sell and Cross-Sell
13 Predictive Modelling for Propensity and Value
14. Cisco: One-to-One Relationships
“Tremendous potential for gaining new
insights has been unleashed…Today we can
perform analysis tasks around 30 times
quicker than before.”
14 - Global Database Marketing Manager
15. Best Western: Email and Web Integration
Objectives
Improve Customer Engagement for Loyalty Program
Increase Relevancy of Newsletters and Campaigns
Treat Individuals as Unique Users for Email & Web
Deliver Dynamic Content based on Customer Behaviour
Results
Greatly Enhanced the Standard Tiered
Approach for Customer Loyalty
40% Increase in Click-Through Rates
540% Rise in Loyalty Point Redemption
15 30% Overall Return on Investment
16. Best Western: Email and Web Integration
“We can build quick, flexible campaigns, all with
1000s of content variants. As the tools integrate
seamlessly, we also save time as we don’t have to
move data manually between the database and email
tool anymore.”
16 - Digital Product Consultant
17. PepsiCo: Social Media Integration
Objectives – Starbucks
Analyze Purchase Decisions
Understand Consumer Behavior
Determine Impact of Bottled Drinks
Enhance Customer Experience via Collaboration
Objectives – Mountain Dew
Support Launch of New Voltage Flavor
Increase Awareness and Drive Trials
Convince Web Influencers to Advertize
Reduce Research & Analysis Efforts
17 (from 100 hours over 2 weeks to 15 hours)
18. PepsiCo: Social Media Integration
“The solution gave us the flexibility to find the
type of granular insights which help underpin
our services, in a fraction of the time it would
normally take.”
18 - CEO, Global Agency Partner
19. What Happens If You Get It Wrong?
Examples from Personal Experiences…
(Names Hidden to Protect the Guilty!!!)
1.When You Can‟t See the Forest for the Trees
– Marketing Not Aligned with Customer Demands
– Processes & Metrics Matter More than Customers
2.When You Rob Peter to Pay Paul
– Marketing Not Aligned across Business Units
– Customers Defect while You Figure Out Who They Are
3.When You‟re Your Own Worst Enemy
– Marketing Not Aligned with Operations
– Customers Engaged, but You Can‟t Service their Needs
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20. How Do You Measure Success?
• Define Agreed, Quantifiable Metrics
– Reduction in Spend per Channel
– Campaign Uplift for Open, Click-Through, etc.
– Revenue Results Directly Impacted
• Apply Business Performance Benchmarks
– Business Problem Solved
– New Business Opportunity Realised
– Tangible Advantage over Competitors
• Don‟t Forget Internal Goals and Objectives
– Users Satisfied and Asking for Additional Functionality
– Project Delivered on Time and on Budget
– Created an Agent of Change within the Organisation
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21. Putting Customers at the Heart of Your Analytics Strategy
rwarner@sdl.com
rusty.warner@alterian.com
Twitter: @RustyWarner
LinkedIn: Rusty Warner
23. New Paradigms in Digital Insight - How
leading brands are gathering insights in an
increasingly connected and informed world
Rachel Adams - Toluna
Simon Shaw - Brass
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24. Data is king: Maximising the
value locked up in your data
Henry Smith - Emailvision
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25. Powering Smarter Marketing
Data is King
February 2012
Henry Smith
Pre Sales Director,
Strategic Global Accounts
www.emailvision.co.uk
26. A new King?
Content is King – Bill Gates 01/03/1996
27. Our mission
Integration
Emailvision APIs
powers smart
Email
email, mobile and
social campaigns
Customer
that deliver Intelligence
results
Custom Applications
Custom Apps
www.emailvision.com
28. Global Provider, Local Support
Offices:
Argentina
Austria
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
China
France
Germany
Hong Kong
Israel
Italy
Japan
Mexico
Netherlands
Portugal
Scandinavia
Spain
Switzerland
United Kingdom
USA
32. The Power of Knowing
Trust
Relationship
Personal Mutual
Knowledge Benefit
33. What do we Know?
● Data
● Customers
● Campaigns and communications
● Products and Transactions
● Media and Content Interactions
34. Customer Intelligence from Data
“Customer intelligence (CI) is the process
of gathering and analysing information
regarding customers; their details and their
activities, in order to build deeper and more
effective customer relationships and improve
strategic decision making.”
‒ Wikipedia
35. Turning Data into Actionable Insight
Data Analysis Customer Insight and differentiation
36. Consumers are struggling with Inbox
overload
● 49% of consumers have
unsubscribed from email lists
that they had originally opted
in to because they found the
emails to be irrelevant
‒ Source: Relevancy Group "Realizing the Value of Email Marketing" (2010)
37. Modern ISP’s - Only the Relevant Survive
Yahoo blocks over 120 billion spam
messages every month
Gmail Priority Inbox automatically
identifies „important emails‟ and separates
them from everything else
Hotmail Sweep allows users to select one
email to automatically move or delete
similar ones. Grey mail feature trashes
emails depending on interaction
38. Don’t you know who I am?!
● Two-thirds of respondents who
receive email from consumer
packaged goods companies
want to receive personalised
content based on their website
activity, past purchases, etc.
‒ Source: Epsilon, October 2008
39. Emailvision
“The number one challenge to
email marketing effectiveness
is targeting customers
with highly relevant content”
MarketingSherpa‟s 2011 Email Marketing Report
www.emailvision.com
40. Our Survey
‒ Source: Emailvision Customer Survey Nov 2011
41. Our Survey
‒ Source: Emailvision Customer Survey Nov 2011
42. Data
“Data is not useful until it
becomes information, and
that's because data is hard
for human beings to digest”
Seth Godin
45. Perceptions of each others departments
● Marketing's perceptions of IT were:
● IT is the department of "no"
● IT doesn't speak marketing's language
● IT doesn't understand the need for speed
● IT isn't concerned with the customer
● IT's perceptions of marketing boiled down to two:
● Marketing is spin
● Marketers don't care about integration
‒ Source: Forrester Research from www.chiefmartec.com
49. Value of Insight
“With access to deeper
customer insights, we
have quadrupled our
conversion rate.”
Laura Henderson
Online Marketing Manager at Republic
50. Send Relevant Content to Segments
The French guy who likes sports
8 lifestyles
5 languages
2 genders
1 campaign
The English woman who likes fashion The English guy who likes the beach
The German guy who likes travel The German woman who likes comfort
51. The Customer Journey
Acquisition Nursery Active Lapse Dormant
VIP
Advocat
e
RFM Segment 1 Lapse Segment 1
RFM Segment 2 Lapse Segment 2
RFM Segment 3 Lapse Segment 3
RFM Segment 4 Lapse Segment 4
RFM Segment 5 Lapse Segment 5
52. Example Lifecycle Insight Elements
Type Insight Element
Days since Join Date
Acquisition
Entry Product
Age Band
Demographics
Email Domain
Click Frequency
Message Response Behaviour
Has Shared to Social Network
Post Click Tracking Total Conversion Value
Average Basket Spend
Days since Last Purchase Date
Purchase Behaviour Most Purchased Brand
Preferred Purchase Time
Total Spend in Last 12 Months
Days since unsubscribe
Retention Fields
Exit Product
53. Lifecycle Campaign Types
ON AQUISITION NURSERY
• Welcome • Convert to Subscribed but
• Capture data / purchase
preferences • Capture data / not purchased
preferences
ENGAGE RETAIN REACTIVATE
• Capture data • Capture data • Win back
/ preferences / preferences
• Transactional • New
thank you products /
• Cross / up services Purchased
sell available
• Re-order • Back in stock
• Recommend • Rate and
a friend / review
social referral • Lapse risk
• Birthday offers
54. Registration - Office
● Collection of just email
address, title and
name for registration
● Gender inferred from
title
● Customer chooses
what other info they
want to give
55. Welcome - Office
● Objectives:
● Welcome customers to
Office
● Highlight Preference
Centre
● Increase Customer
Profile Data
● Customer incentive for
adding preferences is a
free prize draw for £100
worth of office shoes
● Open rates of 39% and
CTR of 19%
56. Preference Centre - Office
● Customer profile
information
● Customer interests by
category i.e. Women's and
brand
● Update of email and
mobile subscriptions
● Enables segmented
emails such as new store
opening based on
customer postcode
57. Convert to Purchase – Spa Finder Deal
All US states One US state
Pushed 355,945 Pushed 119,798
Opened 37,174 Opened 26,987
Open rate 10.4 % +117% Open rate 22.53%
Click through 11,110 Click through 14,634
Click through rate 3.1% +294% Click through rate 12.22%
58. Cross / Upsell - Beaute Privee
A
B E-commerce
Sales site
C
Products eCommerce
Database
D
● Types of links clicked
● Product category / brand preferences
● Recency/Frequency: opens, clicks, purchases…
● Product groups: the most visited, the least bought
● Repeat buyers profiles
● Socio-demographic profiles
60. Back In Stock - feelunique.com
● Customer sent emails
when out of stock items
they wanted are back in
stock
● 2.5 times the Conversion
compared to weekly
emails!
61. Re-order - feelunique.com
● Product lifetime data
added to 15000 products
● Customer has choice to
receive or not
● Reminders intelligently
bundled together to
minimise marketing
fatigue
● 5x conversion compared
to weekly emails!!!
62. Win Back – feelunique.com
● Sent to
customers who
have not
ordered for
3 months
● Free delivery
offer
● VIP club
68. Recommend a Friend - Hearst Magazines
● 16% sent free copies to
friends
● 55% Facebook likes increase
● 18% in unique visitors to
Red.nl
● 2017 additional newsletter
subscribers
69. Summary
● Collect and analyse your data, it is a very valuable asset
● Empower marketers with the challenge and work with IT
● Create actionable customer insight
● Use this insight to drive timely and meaningful relevance
in customer lifecycle engagements
● Measure the impact
70. Client Focused
Entrepreneurial
Passionate
Pioneering
Technology
THANK YOU
EMAILVISION – STAND E16
71.
72. London 2012: How to successfully
engage with your consumers online
in the build up to the Olympics
James Murray - Experian Hitwise
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73. Address Quality Management - The dos
and don’t's of domestics and international
address and data quality management
Laura Forvague - Capscan Ltd
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74. Addressing Data Quality
The dos and don'ts of domestic and international
address and data quality management
Laura Fovargue – Regional Sales Manager
Capscan Ltd
75. Address & Data Quality Solutions
Agenda
• Importance of Data
• Name and Address Data Errors
• Impact of errors on customers?
• Damage to your organisation
• How can these issues be prevented?
• Case Studies – Forever 21
• Top Ten Tips
• Summary
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76. Address & Data Quality Solutions
Importance of Data
• The quality of customer and address data determines
the success of your organisation
• It has a huge impact on business
• Profitability
• Growth
• Competiveness
“Poor quality customer data cost U.S. businesses $611
billion a year”
The Data Warehousing Institute
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77. Address & Data Quality Solutions
Importance of Data
Research shows:
Source: Data Quality Survey, Graham Rhind & Capscan Ltd
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78. Address & Data Quality Solutions
Name & Address Data Errors
Mis-spelt details Badly formatted address details
Structural Name and Address Errors Missing elements
Duplicates Vanity Addressing
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Name & Address Data Errors
p turner Mr Paul Turner
Fishponds Road ,Hitchin Ivy Cottage
Herts Fishponds Road
SG5 1NS HITCHIN
Herts
SG5 1NR
X
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Name & Address Data Errors
12 Via Massa Via Massa 12
Florence
50142 50142 FIRENZE FI
X
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81. Address & Data Quality Solutions
Impact of Errors on Customers
It’s Personal!
• Customer does not feel valued
• Poor perception created
• Personal reaction
• Loss of confidence
• People always remember the errors – hygiene factor
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82. Address & Data Quality Solutions
Impact of Errors on Customers
Service and Delivery do not live up to client expectations
• Delay in payment
• Miss-deliveries
• Time spent waiting for replacement goods
• Inefficient/inappropriate customer service/complaints
response
• Poor customer experience
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83. Address & Data Quality Solutions
The scale of the delivery problem?
• Royal Mail states that 14,560,000 letters are lost or
substantially delayed every year
• Postwatch said loss figures were "much higher" in reality
8 million letters a day - no postcode or an inaccurate
one
• Royal Mail destroys on average 25 million undeliverable
letters, packets and parcels each year
• In the last 6 years, they destroyed 152 million items of
post that could not be delivered or returned to sender -
the majority were business mail!
Postwatch & Royal Mail
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Damage To Your Organisation
• Poor perception created
• Loss of confidence - Damage to Brand
• Additional costs associated with miss-deliveries and
customer complaint handling
• Less repeat business
• Reduced customer loyalty
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85. Address & Data Quality Solutions
How can these issues be prevented?
• Review and Audit Data Processes and Issues
• Who is responsible for customer data?
• Board and senior management buy-in essential
• Set Objectives for Improvements
• Select suitable strategies for each business data area
• Agree targets
• Measure and review progress
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86. Address & Data Quality Solutions
Review Data & Data Costs in the Business
INCOMING INTERNAL OUTGOING
Data from Acquisitions
Prospecting Lists
Contact/Call Centres
Product Deliveries
Customer Services
Parts Shipping
Store/Branch Users
Website Info Requests Direct Marketing
Web Shop Promotional Mailings
Invoicing
General Correspondence
Customer/Sales Analysis Location Intelligence
Field Representatives Customer Profiling Route Planning
SMS/Text Campaigns Business Decisions GIS On-site Engineers
Compliance/Blacklists
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87. Address & Data Quality Solutions
Front-end Touch Points
INCOMING Options for capturing more accurate data in multi-channel management
1) Ensure data entry screens are well designed, clear, and simple
Consider - Mandatory Fields
Contact/Call Centres - What countries need to be considered
Customer Services - Local salutation options
Store/Branch Users
- Individual fields for individual elements
- Basic Data Validation
2) Implement Address Verification Functionality
Website Info Requests
Options Include - In-house software for data capture
Web Shop - Hosted address verification services
Consider - Datasets required now & in the future
3) Implement Name and Salutation formatting technology
Field Representatives
SMS/Text Campaigns
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88. Address & Data Quality Solutions
Existing Data Maintenance
INTERNAL Options for reviewing existing customer information
1) Data Audit – Current Accuracy Levels
Data from Acquisitions
Prospecting Lists
2) Manual Data Correction – Very low data volumes
3) Batch Name & Address Cleansing Tools
- Verify, cleanse, & format historic data
- Apply postal authority data updates
- Enhance data
4) Batch De-Duplication Tools
Customer/Sales Analysis Location Intelligence
Customer Profiling Route Planning
Business Decisions GIS
Compliance/Blacklists
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89. Address & Data Quality Solutions
Case Study – Forever 21
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90. Address & Data Quality Solutions
Case Study – Forever 21
•The Background - Forever 21is a •The Problem - The success of Forever
specialty clothing and accessories retailer 21‟s new website hinged not only on
for women, men and children with a offering the latest fashions at the right
reputation making the hottest fashion price, but also in making the online
experience enjoyable and easy to buy
trends available to customers at great from, for the savvy, stylish consumer.
value. The company is headquartered in
Los Angeles and operates over 480 stores •A crucial part of the online purchasing
worldwide. process is making the final transaction at
the checkout as simple and
•In retail today it is just as important to straightforward as possible, reducing the
time it takes to complete the transaction.
have strong presence online. According to
Mintel £4.3 billion worth of clothes were
bought over the Internet in 2010, a growth
•Forever 21 had a tight schedule and
needed a software solution that could be
of 152% in the last five years, with over a fully integrated into their ecommerce site,
third of consumers having bought in the to ensure every customer address is
past year. rapidly validated at the point of entry.
• With the explosion in demand for •Having considered a number of different
consuming fashion online; a new options, Forever 21 selected Capscan‟s
ecommerce site would be instrumental in web-based address management software
– Matchcode Webnet.
establishing the Forever 21 brand in the
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91. Address & Data Quality Solutions
Case Study – Forever 21
• The Benefits – Capscan‟s solutions could provide validation for both UK
and European addresses.
• When a customer visits Forever 21‟s website and has finished filling their
shopping basket, they navigate to the checkout and sign-in if they are an
existing customer, or register their details as a new customer.
• When prompted on the online form, they simply enter a postcode or partial
address and Matchcode Webnet instantly provides the customer with a
drop down list of addresses associated with that postcode.
• Upon selection of the address, the relevant fields in the order form are
populated with the customers full and correct postal address, which has
been validated against the Royal Mail‟s PAF file of 28.2 million UK
addresses.
• The addressing solution ensures Forever 21‟s customer database is
populated with only accurate and clean address information which ensures
the products are delivered on time and to the right address, and enables
them to correspond and market to their customers.
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92. Address & Data Quality Solutions
How It Works
In the address fields of the
contact form, simply enter a
postcode (or partial
address)
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How it works
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94. Address & Data Quality Solutions
How It Works
Matchcode will complete the
address fields and return a
full and valid address
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95. Address & Data Quality Solutions
How It Works
It can also provide you with
information like the
telephone number, SIC
code, and D-U-N-S
number…
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How It Works
And other useful information
like health and local
authority details and
geocodes etc…
Additional Data Include:
- Business data by D&B®
- Names Data Verification
- Geographical Information
- Ward Codes/ name
- Constituency information
- Local Education Authority
- MP Names
- European Electoral Region
- Primary Care Trust
- Primary Care Group
- District Health Authority
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97. Address & Data Quality Solutions
Top Ten Tips For Data Quality
• Regard data quality as a vital aspect of your e-Commerce, CRM, and
DM programme
• Establish clear aims and objectives for quality management
programme with management buy-in
• Consider the data elements of your database and how things are
recorded
• Parse, standardise, validate and augment data
• Conduct data audits and measure the quality of your data with regular
cleansing
• Collect good data in preference to correcting bad data
• Keep track of cost and ensure your data is compliant
• Adopt cutting edge tools and technologies
• Measure and review your programme of changes
• Use Capscan’s DQM Solutions
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In Summary
• Inaccurate name and address data can have a
significant impact on customer retention, customer
experience, and repeat orders
• An organisation need to have a DQM strategy, but
should be considered in relation to its corporate strategy
• Review & Audit of existing processes and data is vital
• Name and address management technology can help
ensure accuracy of data at point of capture or in a batch
environment
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99. Address & Data Quality Solutions
In Summary
• Key benefits to resolving data issues
– More timely deliveries
– Reduced costs associated with returns
– More automatic credit card approvals
– Improved Single Customer View
– Improved Customer Experience
– Improved customer satisfaction with fulfilment and support
– Drive loyalty, customer retention, and repeat business
– Maintain and increase revenue and profits
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100. Address & Data Quality Solutions
Thank you for listening!
Any questions?
Capscan can help you with your UK and
International customer data issues
Please visit us at stand G46 for further
information and a copy of this presentation.
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101. Managing Forward: Analytics to
understand the multi-channel and
multi-device consumer
Don Morrison - ForeSee
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Notes de l'éditeur
Hello, I’m Henry Smith.Imagine how much better it would be if every marketing message you received was in at least some way relevant to you.
So in this presentation I am going to be introducing a new king. Not that Bill Gates was wrong, but I am sure that the marketers who do not embrace their data when communicating to customers will not remain competitive in the ever changing world.I will be coveringWhy data is kingWhat data can be used to drive your businessConverting data into customer intelligenceDefining the customer journey
Before I do, I’d like to tell you about Emailvision. We deliver SAAS to help organisations develop better email / mobile and social campaign management strategy based on customer intelligence.
We are a global provider with offices in 19 countries, servicing thousands of clients from all over the world, some of which I will use examples of in this presentation.
What makes us different is our culture, we are passionate about everything we do, what we achieve with our clients, our pioneering technology and our plan to climb a major peak in each continent. 15 climbed Mont Blanc last October, this year we will climb to the peak of Kilimanjaro.We aim to give our customers the same sense of achievement in realizing their digital marketing potential.
Humans have evolved into a species of traders, this gives us the power to have many things that otherwise we could not. Where to source these things from is our choice and comes down to a number of key factors. For thousands of years, when we have traded, we have sought out people we trust, people we know who can provide us with what we want at the right price. We build relationships with these people and form bonds of business. You will notice this in the way you shop in the real world – I always go to my local butcher, he knows me, the things I normally buy and he offers me things I like, on special offer, to maximise my basket value. My lifetime value with my butcher is built on the relationship he has built with me through understanding.
In the modern world, things are different for the consumer. We have technology at our fingertips which allow us to instantly access a whole host of providers of products and services from all over the world. This amongst instant advertising, pop-ups, review sites, social commentary and opinion in blogs and other social content. Marketers know that despite this the core values which we have learnt over thousands of years are still important.
In commercial agreements relationships are important. They require mutual benefit, typically meaning improving somone’s life in return for money. Be it solutions, enjoyment, leisure. Personal knowledge is also important, knowing someone is know their habits, likes, dislikes, what film, what food, their Birthday, their sense of humour. This ultimately builds loyal trusting relationships.That is why Data is King, because it is what you know about your customers which can help you to build better trust, mutual benefits and long term relationships
That it why data is king. Most businesses are collecting vast amounts of data. Already you will collecting large quantities of very useful data about your:Customers names, addresses, birthdays, email domains, lifestages and other geodemographics - examplesCommunicationsWhen you send an email, opens, click through, conversions, SMSTransactionsWhat they buy, in what category, brand, when, how often etc.Media and Content InteractionsBrowsing products, abandoning baskets, social referral, blogging or reviewing
But data is no good on its own, you must turn it into actionable customer intelligence to get the vale from it.
The challenge
Why is relevance increasingly important?Inbox overload – how are consumers dealing with it?
The pressure to be relevant iscoming from all angles not just from customers / not just to achieveimproveresponse rates but also from ISPs. They have decided to protecttheircustomers from the sometimesoverwhelmingnumber of messages theyreceive.Yahoo stat source : http://www.ymailblog.com/blog/2010/05/it%E2%80%99s-official-no-one-fights-spam-harder-smarter-or-better-than-yahoo-mail/
Also, modern consumers are getting used to the personalisation power of the internet and expect brands to be able to communicate in a relevant way to them.
The importance of relevance for email marketing is summed up clearly in Marketing Sherpa’s recent report
This is supported when we survey our clients
But many companies do not feel that they are fully exploiting the potential of their data.Why?
Why it is hard to leverage the value of your data
This is why it is important to empower marketers with data in a way that they can use it.
Please excuse the stereotypes I use to illustrate a point, but Marketing and IT are often separate, IT with control over the data, marketing running campaigns
We can see the wall illustrated by the Forrester research above
The challenge is to find ways to help marketing and IT work better together
To get the best value from your data you need leadership for a cultural change, putting the customer not product first.You need people and processes to develop and use this insightBest of all tools which make it easy for marketers to get insight and use it for targeted marketing
Insight provides detailed and accurate profiling and segmentation of customers and buying behaviour....EnablingMore frequent marketing customer dialogueHigher levels of relevance, appropriateness, and timelinessLower mailing / contact volumesResulting inReduction in overall marketing costHigher Response RateHigher levels of customer satisfactionLower Levels of customer disengagement / un-subscription / lapseHigher value customer relationship
A client example of how powerful this can be
How?
This can result in a series of stages defined by customer behaviourMarketing can be pro-actively used to directed and progress the customer at timesInsight is required to develop all marketing approachesSpend – absolute / spend per interaction / maximum / minimumNumber of purchases / visits / tripsTime between purchases / visits / tripsNumber of distinct product brands / groups heldMarketing can intervene at appropriate times with an appropriate offer / communicationCustomer Journey Management Driven by InsightClassification of customers into one of the stagesProfiling of customers at each stageDevelopment of KPIs at each stageIdentification of Customer BehaviourUnderstand when customers quickly develop beyond expected levels of behaviourUnderstand when customers regress or lapseUnderstanding triggers for progression through journeyUnderstand how to use marketing approaches to drive progression
Here I am showing you some of the data that you are likely to be able to use to develop insight driven campaign straight away:Acquisition – Days Since Join – Welcome programme
Types of lifecycle campaigns
Best practice Example: Customers visit Office.co.uk and sign up to their email programme via a registration page. Apart from email address, title and name Office allows the customer to decide what additional profile information they will provide. Title field is used to segment our list by gender (refer to Office registration page image)
The objective of this email is to welcome customers to Office as well as highlight the preference centre and increase customer profile data. The customer is incentivised to add their preferences by entry to a free prize draw to win £100 worth of Office shoes.
The preference centre informs customers that by adding their profile and interests information Office will send them targeted and relevant emails providing further encouragement. The data fields requested fall into 3 main areas; customer profile information, and customer interests by category i.e. Womens and brand i.e. UGG Australia. The preference centre also provides customers with the option to update their email and mobile subscriptions. Results;Welcome Mail on average achieves open rates of 39% and CTR of 19% The increase in customer preference information has enabled the implementation of segmented emails such as new store opening based on customer postcode. Future plans; Promote the preference centre to our entire customer base to further extend the profile information we hold on our customersImplement additional segmented campaigns such as brand new season alerts based on customer brand interests
This iswhat Beauté Privée nowdoeswith Customer Intelligence
Another way to encourage interaction with email is to ask for reviews for products which people have purchased with links through to social sites such as Facebook
Targeting active subscribers for recommend a friend referrals
Once friends had requested free magazine they were asked to like on Facebook so their friends could receive one too
Wow!
Collect and analyse your data, it is a very valuable assetCreate actionable customer insight Use this insight to drive timely and meaningful relevance in customer lifecycle engagements
If you would like to learn how Emailvision can help you do this please feel free to come to the stand E16