Too often people talk about marketing channels within specific silos. The preferred alternative is cross-channel (as opposed to multichannel) marketing. In this webinar, featuring guest commentary from Constant Contact's Michael Karampalas, we unpack exactly how companies can launch an effective cross channel strategy focused on CRM. From the Getting It Right In Mobile series.
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1. Ge#ng
It
Right*
in
Mobile
*6
Must
Haves
for
Effec2ve
Cross-‐channel
CRM
featuring
insight
from
Constant
Contact's
Michael
Karampalas
Kane
Russell,
Director
of
Marke.ng
Waterfall
Mobile
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 1
2. Waterfall
Mobile
and
the
Msgme
Pla7orm
Waterfall
Mobile Msgme
๏ Founded
August
2005 ๏ Free
trial:
www.msgme.com
๏ Offices
in
SFO
(HQ),
NYC
&
Aus2n ๏ API
suite:
developer.msgme.com
๏ Backed
by
Vista
Equity
Partners
๏ Custom
applica2on
development
๏ Cross-‐channel
mobile
&
social
CRM
via
SMS,
๏ Short
code
provisioning,
cer2fica2on
MMS,
QR
Codes,
IVR,
Facebook
&
TwiVer &
audit
management
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 2
3. Michael
Karampalas,
Constant
Contact
Constant
Contact
๏ Launched
in
1998
๏ Leading
email
marke2ng,
online
survey
and
event
marke2ng
tools
๏ Expert
personal
coaching
and
support
๏ 450,000+
customers
worldwide
Michael
Karampalas
๏ LinkedIn:
mkarampalas
๏ Product
manager
with
exper2se
in
email,
mobile
and
social
media
๏ 5
years
experience
at
Constant
Contact
๏ University
of
MassachuseVs,
Amherst
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 3
4. Objec>ves
๏ State
of
digital
marke2ng
๏ Mul2channel
vs.
cross-‐channel
marke2ng
๏ 6
Must
haves
for
effec2ve
cross
channel
CRM
๏ Q&A
with
Constant
Contact
๏ Key
Takeaways
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 4
5. Digital
Marke>ng
-‐
The
Consensus
Digital
marke2ng
innova2on
is
essen6al.
Con2nuing
to
innovate
is
as
important
as
doing
what
has
worked
in
the
past.
(with
regards
to
digital
marke2ng)
US 2010 76% 20% 4%
Canada 2010 74% 23% 3%
You
can
build
strong
customer
rela2onships
on
the
internet.
US 2010 63% 28% 9%
Canada 2010 65% 30% 6%
Agree Neutral Disagree
Source:
Direct
Marke6ng
Associa6on
(DMA)
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 5
6. The
Reign
of
Digital
Marke>ng
How will you shuffle your marketing spend next year (U.S.A.)?
100%
75%
50%
25%
0%
Print Radio TV Out-home D. Mail Email Mobile Online
Decrease Stay the Same Increase
Source:
DMA
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 6
7. The
Reign
of
Digital
Marke>ng
How will you shuffle your marketing spend next year (Canada)?
100%
75%
50%
25%
0%
Print Radio TV Out-home D. Mail Email Mobile Online
Decrease Stay the Same Increase
Source:
DMA
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 7
8. Digital
Marke>ng
-‐
Mobile
With
mobile
as
a
key
player
in
the
future
landscape.
Mobile
marke2ng
is
the
next
fron2er
in
digital
marke2ng.
US 2010 45% 44% 11%
Canada 2010 46% 49% 5%
Digital
marke2ng
campaigns
will
soon
incorporate
mobile
coupons.
US 2010 33% 44% 23%
Canada 2010 49% 39% 13%
Agree Neutral Disagree
Source:
DMA
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 8
9. Digital
Marke>ng
Budget
Alloca>on
But,
digital
marke2ng
is
unfamiliar
and
challenging.
Why
isn’t
more
marke2ng
budget
allocated
to
digital?
13%
Just started to explore 9%
13%
New medium 9%
Budget 17% USA 2010
8%
Canada 2010
9%
Lack of knowledge 14%
2%
Conservative culture 1%
8%
Lack of capabilites 3%
20%
We prefer other mediums 14%
Source:
DMA
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 9
10. Emerging
Digital
Marke>ng
Familiarity
Social Media Marketing Out of Home Media
66% 56% 69% 62%
54% 51%
40% 47% 44%
29%
16% 25% 7% 9%
21% 16%
Very Familiar Use Often Very Familiar Use Often
Mobile Marketing Video
44% 42% 40%
26% 33% 27% 36% 21% 17% 19% 31%
18% 25% 25% 23%
9%
Very Familiar Use Often Very Familiar Use Often
US Marketers US Agencies Canada Marketers Canada Agencies
Source:
DMA
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 10
11. Established
Digital
Marke>ng
Familiarity
Email SEO
88% 86% 84% 87%
70% 69% 78% 67% 60% 59% 55%
73% 75%
46% 49% 49%
Very Familiar Use Often Very Familiar Use Often
SEM Online/Display
63% 59% 61% 59% 63% 64% 64% 70% 57% 54% 47% 54% 47%
49% 47% 43%
Very Familiar Use Often Very Familiar Use Often
US Marketers US Agencies Canada Marketers Canada Agencies
Source:
DMA
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 11
12. Digital
Marke>ng
Budge>ng
Concerns
What
would
need
to
change
in
order
for
you
to
spend
more
on
digital
marke2ng?
USA Canada
20%
20%
17%
16%
13%
14% 14%
12%
10%
7% 8%
4%
0% 2%
ks
ls
ng
es
ts
oo
ul
or
c
i
nd
es
ur
tT
tw
so
ta
rr
en
fi
rs
tte
re
oo
m
e
Be
nd
e
re
Pr
or
ru
su
M
ea
tte
M
Be
Source:
DMA
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 12
13. Digital
Marke>ng
Frustra>ons
Customers
are
eager
to
engage
with
companies
to
develop
interac2ve
rela2onships.
US 2010 31% 40% 29%
Canada 2010 33% 37% 30%
Digital
marke2ng
needs
to
supplement
other
channels.
US 2010 31% 40% 29%
Canada 2010 33% 37% 30%
Measuring
digital
marke2ng
ROI
is
easy
to
accomplish.
US 2010 19% 53% 28%
Canada 2010 22% 46% 33%
We
are
replacing
tradi2onal
in-‐store
marke2ng
with
digital
media.
US 2010 12% 50% 38%
Canada 2010 23% 50% 27%
Agree Neutral Disagree
Source:
DMA
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 13
14. Digital
Marke>ng
Strategy
So
what’s
the
appropriate
strategy?
Address
digital
marke>ng’s
core
frustra>ons.
They
are:
• Customers
don’t
want
to
engage
• Digital
marke.ng
shouldn’t
supplant
other
channels
• Measuring
ROI
is
challenging
• Need
to
see
results
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 14
15. Mul>channel
v.
Cross-‐channel
CRM
}
Channel Channel
Channels
CONSUMER
CONSUMER } Brand Channel
Brand
Mul>channel
marke3ng
CRM
Cross-‐channel
marke3ng
CRM
is
the
use
of
different
and
places
consumers
at
the
center
disparate
channels
to
of
the
conversa3on,
targe3ng
simultaneously
push
the
same
messaging
based
on
channel
message
to
the
consumer.
preference
and
permission.
It
is
a
powerful
yet
impersonal
It
requires
a
broader,
more
form
of
marke3ng
used
diverse
marke3ng
vision
that
primarily
to
gain
consumers’
establishes
a
longer
term
and
aDen3on
for
a
par3cular
deeper
rela3onship.
ini3a3ve.
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 15
16. Mul>channel
v.
Cross-‐channel
Approach
Challenge Mul2channel
approach Cross-‐channel
approach
Customer
engagement Op2mize
channel’s
features
Op2mize
database’s
and
benefits
to
increase
targe2ng
capabili2es
to
customer
engagement increase
customer
engagement
Adding/integra2ng
new
Bolt
on
addi2onal
channels
Integrate
channels
as
channels to
engage
customers addi2onal
means
to
engage
customers
ROI
measurement Channel-‐centric
metrics,
Customer-‐centric
metrics,
e.g.
clickthrough
rates e.g.
customer
life2me
value
Results
understanding Understand
how
to
beVer
Understand
how
to
beVer
use
a
par2cular
channel interact
with
customer
base
Move
toward
a
cross-‐channel
approach
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 16
17. 6
Must-‐Haves
for
Cross-‐Channel
CRM
So
why
doesn’t
everyone
adopt
a
cross-‐channel
approach?
It
takes
more
>me
and
thought
to
develop.
The
6
Must-‐Haves
Road
Map:
1. Channel
Integra.on
2. Data
Integra.on
3. Channel
Preference
4. Repor.ng
&
Analy.cs
5. Compliance
&
Regulatory
6. Customer
Life.me
Value
Focus
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 17
18. Channel
Preference
Defini>on:
ability
to
op3mize
message
delivery
according
to
brand
and
customer
preference
Moving
from
mul>channel
to
cross-‐channel:
• Brands
and
customers
can
choose
which
channels
to
use
• Brands
and
customers
can
choose
how
and
when
to
exchange
messaging
from
the
respec.ve
channels
• Brands
and
customers
can
design
and
update
tailored
communica.on
strategy
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 18
19. Channel
Integra>on
Defini>on:
seamless
crossover
between
the
various
communica3on
channels
Moving
from
mul>channel
to
cross-‐channel:
• Customers
receive
updates
via
email,
social
and
mobile
• Customers
sign
up
for
updates
via
email,
social
or
mobile
from
other
channels
• Customers
receive
ongoing
communica.on
from
mul.ple
channels
that
builds
upon
itself
much
like
a
conversa.on
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 19
20. Data
Integra>on
Defini>on:
real-‐3me
updates
to
customer
database
from
different
channels
Moving
from
mul>channel
to
cross-‐channel:
• Each
channel
maintains
segmented
customer
database
• Channels
can
exchange
data
to
update
individual
customer
profiles
• Channels
share
data
from
one
central
customer
database
for
targe.ng
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 20
21. Repor>ng
&
Analy>cs
Defini>on:
detailed
and
easy-‐to-‐use
insight
into
the
metrics
that
maDer
for
a
par3cular
brand
Moving
from
mul>channel
to
cross-‐channel:
• Stock
reports
used
for
various
industry-‐used
metrics
• Stock
reports
with
various
customizable
views
around
industry-‐used
metrics
• Customizable
reports
that
provide
insight
into
selected
&
designed
metrics
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 21
22. Compliance
&
Regulatory
Defini>on:
full
compliance
across
channels
Moving
from
mul>channel
to
cross-‐channel:
• Each
individual
channel
fully
compliant
• Best
prac.ces/ideas
shared
across
the
various
channels
to
keep
up
with
industry
changes
• Cross-‐channel
compliance
strategy
informs
product
to
advance
prepare
for
any
updates
or
changes
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 22
23. Customer
Life>me
Value
Focus
Defini>on:
communica3on
strategy
focused
on
developing
ongoing
rela3onship
with
customers
Moving
from
mul>channel
to
cross-‐channel:
• Marke.ng
campaigns
via
various
channels
• Marke.ng
campaigns
within
greater
overall
strategy
via
various
channels
• Marke.ng
campaigns,
within
greater
overall
strategy,
via
integrated
channels
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 23
25. Key
Takeaways
๏ Channel
Integra2on
๏ Data
Integra2on
๏ Channel
Preference
๏ Repor2ng
&
Analy2cs
๏ Compliance
&
Regulatory
๏ Customer
Life2me
Value
Focus
Tuesday, August 23, 2011 25
26. Any
Ques>ons?
For
more
informa3on
visit
www.msgme.com
More
industry
informa3on
available
on
our
blog
@
blog.msgme.com
Case
studies
are
available
@
clicky.me/msgmecs
Or
contact
us
directly:
marke3ng@waterfallmobile.com
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