10. How many pages do you have?
• 47% of site visits from organic source
• High levels of content
• Broad phrase
approach
11. Search Engine Optimisation
• Get the basics right
– MOBILE RESPONSIVE
– Good quality relevent content
– Good Quality Link building – Deep Linking
– Sitemap
– At least 200 words per page
– Content, titles. Paragraph titles
– Image titles, Page titles
– Images
– Update your site regularly
– Does your Domain include Keywords?
– Use Google Adwords for Keyword searches
16. Mobile marketing
• Check in…
• Facebook
– Check-in to your business
– Appears in friend’s feeds
• And advertise alongside check-in
– Voucher discounts and deals
• Foursquare
– Check-in
– Vouchers and deals
20. Think mobile..
Is your marketing mobile friendly?
• Your presence in databases in even more important –
Wikipedia, TripAdvisor, review sites.
• Make sure your website works well on a range of mobile
devices
• Check you can accept payments - sales
• Review your check-in options
• Create augmented reality applications, mobile promotions,
vouchers, deals
23. E-newsletters
• Currently - 50,000 subscribers
• Has taken 5yrs to build
• Segmented
– Equine
– Shooting
– Farming
24. E-news is measurable
• 168,000 email subscribers
• Biweekly
• Current open rate ± 28%
• ROI on each email activity is ± £10,000 for products in the
email
25.
26. Gather customers
emails religiously
• 3-4 stories
• Keep it simple
• Keep it visual
Always link back to website
Builds loyalty and advocacy
Creates 7 touch points for new sales
27. E-newsletters
• Segment for different audiences
• Measure each e-newsletter and review success
• Keep the content simple
• Always link back to website
• Measure journey on website from click (Analytics)
29. Social Media – Trends for 2015
• Vlogging will continue to grow
• Social wallets
• Social Platforms more interest based
• Ability to humanise your brand - This will be the single-most
important factor in social media success in 2015
30. Listen
Google Alerts
Twitter
Google Reader
Share &
converse
Twitter
Facebook
LinkedIn
Pinterest
Newsletter
Content
creation &
Broadcast
You Tube
Blog
Flickr
iTunes/podcasts
Community
building
Forum
Facebook Groups
LinkedIn Groups
Virtual worlds
Social media engagement ladder – Don’t be
afraid to go back to basics
Less time More time
32. Listen
• Listening for social cues
– Listening for your brand and reputation
• Listen to hashtags for mention of needs #
• Check social media search terms
– Check out your reputation
• Check SERPs of your phrases
• Check review sites
• Ready crisis management plan
33. Hashtag ideas
• Sector specific
• #windpower
• #climatechange
• Geographic specific
• #somersethour
• #glastonbury
• Campaign specific
• #greenenergy
• Media specific
• #journorequest
• #prrequest
42. Adapted from ‘Media Cloverleaf’ by Richard Edelman
‘Content first’
strategy
‘Tradigital’
E-news
Forums
Digital magazines
Traditional
Media
Press
Social
networks
Facebook
Twitter YouTube
LinkedIn
Website
Responsive design
Mobile enabled
Owned Content
Video, blogs,
photos
Create
Once
Post
Everywhere
43. Embedded content - Addition of video
Marks & Spencer
• In one year, 3m minutes of video
content viewed
• M&S Consumers who watch the
videos stay 2x longer on the site as
those who do not watch them.
• Boosted Basket Size 25%
44. What about video?
• Video – for sales and marketing
• Product descriptions, visualisations
• Expert analysis, talks
• Case studies, testimonials
• Becoming significant in Search Results
• Pre sales – research
• Post sales - support
45.
46.
47. What Content?
• Facts & figures = Infographics
• Showcase your staff
• Showcase businesses/customers you work with
• Photos and video
• Blog posts
• Instructional, learning content for your
community – scientists, procurement specialists
48. • Become a storyteller
• Re-use many times
• If you get the emotions right the product
doesn’t have to feature!
Content
49. How does it make you feel?….
Where is the product?....
53. • Schedule posts for most popular times of the day
• If you schedule – don’t forget to be available for
responses
• Work with your planned business activities
• Think about seasonal opportunities
• Create your own opportunities!
55. Mulberry – ‘hand crafted in Britain’ brand
Commissioned a series of focusses on similar brands
• Wedgewood
• Aston Martin
• Mackintosh
Saying – ‘we are like these brands’ #mulberryteacup
61. • Always Respond Online
• Acknowledge all of their opinions
• Explain what you are doing to change things
• Always try to respond to all customers
62. 5. CRM – Measure Your Customer Journey5. CRM
Measure your
Customer
Journey
63. Why use a CRM?
• A CRM can connect every area of business that
touches the customer –
– Marketing
– Sales
– After sales support
• And areas which the customer may not see
– Finance
– Accounting integration
CRM moves the company from a product centric focus to a customer
driven focus.
65. What can a CRM system do?
Collate customer information
• Enquiries received
• Telephone calls made/received
• Meeting notes
• Business cards received
• Leads Generated
• Letters/Emails sent & Received
• Attendees to Seminars
• Website hits
• Project plans
74. Understanding analytics
• Who are your visitors
• How do they get to your site
• What do they do once they are there
75. Predictive Analytics
Want to predict who your customers will be?
Predictive analytics can help do that….
• Tesco– can predict the exact day customers will
return and the amount they will spend within £10 for
around 20% of their customers
• issues100m personalised coupons at checkout. PA
has increased redemption rates x 4 times.
• Mobile phone company – have successfully
predicted mobile subscribers that are 10x more likely
than average to cancel
• HP – PA models generate ‘flight risk’ score for all
employees. Estimates $300m savings