2. • Bruce Swann
• Manager, CI / Integrated Marketing, SAS
• Scott Briggs
• Principal Solutions Architect, Customer Intelligence, SAS
• Suneel Grover
• Sr. Solutions Architect, Integrated Marketing Analytics, SAS
• Adjunct Professor, The George Washington University (GWU)
4. Agenda
I. Operationalize digital data capture and integration
II. Data-driven, multichannel outbound marketing
III. Real-time inbound marketing and dynamic analytics
IV. Creating adaptive customer experiences
7. Customer Journey
RESEARCH
ARRIVE AIRPORT CHECK-IN BAG DROP WAITING TO BOARD
BOARDING
INFLIGHTARRIVAL
COLLECT
BAGGAGE
DEPART
AIRPORT
PURCHASE
THE CAPTIVE CUSTOMER
8. The Marketers Mandate
Responsibilities
The Marketing
Campaign Where are
Customer
Engaging?
Integrated, multi-channel
inbound/outbound
conversations in real-time
Expectation
Unearth and
dynamically manage
insights to drive
action
Expectation
Deliver relevant and engaging
customer experience, across all
interactions…every time.
Expectation
Identify where customers
are engaging…what
marketing tactics are
working and driving
revenue
Expectation
The
Customer
Experience
Analytics
10. Valued Customer
Meet Jack…
Valued Guest • 44 Years Old
• Wife, 2 Kids
• Has a MAC, iPad
and PC
• Loyalty Club for
6 months
• Avg. 1.5 Stays a
Month
• Often does
research on
website
• Visits Site Once
a Month
• Active in Social
Media
(influencer)
• Active in online
forums
11.
12. Customer Journey
Guest Lifecycle
Identify Create Interest Create Desire Win-Back
Marketing No Longer Dictates the
Path to Purchase…
…Being Relevant and Engaging is
key!
14. The Marketers Mission
• Removal and consolidation of customer data silos
• Bringing together offline and online data sources
• Doing more marketing with less money
• Enabling marketing and communications to do more with data
• Less reliance on IT department to perform data extracts
• Marketing complexity expanding faster than budget
18. Drive Value of Data
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
19. Orchestrate Next Best Action
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
20. Measure and Improve
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
21. The Messaging Mandate
Relevant and Engaging
Every time!
Customer-Focused
Messaging
Cross-channel
Incorporate Analytics
Unified View
22. Data Management
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
Createa Complete View of the
Customer:
• Record Customer Contact History
• Incorporate Cross-Channel Usage
• Add Cross Product Behavior
Include a Complete View of the
Business:
• Add Key Business Unit Activity
• Layer in Relevant Market Data
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
26. The Challenge Brands Are Addressing
“Thecapture, management, and analysis of data to provide a
holistic view of the digital customer experience that drives the
measurement, optimization, and execution of marketing tactics
and business strategies.”
Progressing Towards Digital
Intelligence…
32. Digital Analytic
Data Mart
Digital Visitor
Dynamic
Data
Collection
Data
Transformation
Visual Analytics &
Reporting
Predictive Marketing
Analytics
Outbound MarketingInbound Marketing
Personalization
“Other” Data
34. Traditional Web
Analytic Tagging
1. Involves IT skills
2. Requires getting
involved with your
CMS/Website
rollout
3. Adds weight to the
page
4. Business meaning is
applied at capture
5. You need to know
what you want
upfront
6. Missed tag, missed
data
35. Digital Data Collection at the browser level by adding one insert,
that never changes, to each page of your site, mobile app, or social
media brand page:
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript"type="text/javascript“src=“…………….."></SCRIPT>
Dynamic content recognition
Automatic collection of ALL activity (Subscriber or Anonymous)
Highly accurate granular data - timed to the millisecond
Choose to collect the level of detail to meet your PII Policy
GLOBAL TAGGING
41. Digital Analytic
Data Mart
Digital Visitor
Dynamic
Data
Collection
Data
Transformation
“Other” Data
If you succeed, you
land here…and that
opens the door to:
42. Data Management
Silos
Structure &
Unstructured
Big Data
Who knows
how to
leverage?
• Last open date
• Forward to a friend
• Visit recency
• Abandoned cart
• SMS response
• Poll response
• Network membership
• Number of friends
Data Hub
1 2 3Source Data Merge/Purge/Cleanse Make accessible/actionable
43. Consumer Data
Ann and Jack Smith
280 King St., Denver, CO
btSmith@outdoor.comCutID= 99-1234567
P&O_ID=977, CMR_ID=334, DW_ID=99, CC_ID=55
CRM CMS
Data
WarehouseCall Center
Data Hub
Ann Smith (ID=55)
280 King St., Denver, CO (406) 363 4424
Jack T. Smith (PatronID=99)
Denver, CO
btSmith@outdoor.com
Jack Thomas Smith (ID=334)
280 King St., Denver, CO 80236
bSmith@outdoor.com
Jack Smith(ID=99)
Denver, CO
PatronID = 99-1234567
Ann Smith (CookieID=99xyz123)
annie@outdoor.com
Web
44. Online/Offline Profile
Anon
Time
E-MailBehavior Account
Attract visitor
Track across
sessions
Browsing Behavior
Clustering
Product linking
(nearness)
Customer
Insight
CustomerValue
Browse
Segmentation
More effective targeting
Frequency of visits
Engagement Level
Shopping Behavior
Customer Behavior
Customer Value (RFM)
Predictive Insight
(Churn/Opportunity)
Lifecycle and Lifestyle
Customer as
partner/promoter
76013
Cookie Sessions
Online
Segment
User IDGeo
1 2 . . . n Browser owencox01
Visitor
Profile
Young Prof Owen.Cox@sas.com
Email
Product
Affinity
Sale Gadgets
Value
Hi/Promo
45. Better Informed
Decisions
Aligns marketing strategy with how online consumer behave
• Ex. Stop sending a winback email to a customer who was just onsite
Reveals behaviors across online media to discover new
marketing opportunities
• Ex. Expand marketing reach by tapping into customers with large social
influence
Enables more efficient marketing processes by leveraging
technology to execute messaging
• Ex. Use triggered messaging functionality to reduce dependency on
human resources
46. Starting Point
Start with a simple, phased approach:
• Digital
• Email
• Mobile CRM
• Social Media
Use marketing initiatives to encourage “identifiable”
customer integration events
• Integrate Social/Mobile/Web
• Onsite registration/Opt-in
• Email click
• Online purchase
• Product review
47. Integrated Analytics
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
Create Insight
• Define Business Value Drivers
• Profile and Model Customers
• Calculate Customer Profitability
• Forecast Customer Behavior and Potential
Visualize and Act on Insights
• Segment Customers and Markets
• Isolate Trends and Opportunities
• Layer in Relevant Market Data
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
50. Acquisition Development Retention Churn/ Win-back
NetMargin
Decisions points during Acquisition:
•Customer looking at website, exploring,
comparing pricing, etc…
• Predict next best action, likelihood to
respond
•Evaluate product Bundles
Operationalizing Analytics
The Life Cycle
51. Acquisition Development Retention Churn/ Win-back
NetMargin
Decisions points during Relationship Development:
•Customer engages, books initial trip, customer
service, call routing, inquiry handling
• Recency, Frequency, Monetary
• Cross & Up-sell, Next Best Offer
• Dynamic website experience & web self-service
Operationalizing Analytics
The Life Cycle
52. Acquisition Development Retention Churn/ Win-back
NetMargin
Decisions points during Retention:
•Customer comparing options, complaints, less frequent/recent, value
dropping
• Targeted Retention Activities
• Next Trip Pricing, Discounting & Bundling
• Reactive Retention
Operationalizing Analytics
The Life Cycle
53. Acquisition Development Retention Churn/ Win-back
NetMargin
Decisions points during Churn/Win-back:
•Customer activity drops (web, play, visits, stays, etc.)
• Win-back Discount and Bundling Pricing
• Trigger campaigns for future reacquisition
Operationalizing Analytics
The Life Cycle
56. Predictive Marketing Analytics
OtherEDW SocialCRM Digital Mobile
Data Sources
Data Management
Analytics
Data
Quality
Data
Integration
Data
Model
Data
Governance
Analytic
Segmentation
Predictive
Modeling
Analytic Data
Visualization
Forecasting
59. Analytics on Email Data
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
High Level
Segmentation
%
New 5 %
Inactive 30 %
Opener 30 %
Clicker 15 %
Social Email
Sharer
5 %
Total 100%
Email Behavioral
Segmentation
Definition %
Potential New and Inactive (<1 Month) 5%
Newly Engaged New opener and clicker (< 1 Month) 7%
Up and Comers Consistent opener and clicker (2-4
Months)
18%
Highly Active Long term opener and clicker (6+
months)
10%
Declining Interest Lapsed opener, clicker (2-4 Months) 10%
Bored Inactive (2-4 Months), Lapsed
opener
20%
Asleep Inactive (6+ Months) 30%
Basic
Behaviorial
Segmentation
60. Objectives:
To identify customer segments which are most likely to response positively to a specific campaign or
marketing actions.
Considerations:
Not all customers may be considered for a specific marketing program/campaign
Each customer may fall into many different segments
Useful and actionable segments
Key Attributes:
Trip Data
Play Data
Value Tier
RFM
Age
Gender
Demographics
Mobile Subscriber
Socially Active
Online RFM
Targeting Segmentation
61.
62. Online/Offline Profile
Anon
Time
E-MailBehavior Account
Attract visitor
Track across
sessions
Browsing Behavior
Clustering
Product linking
(nearness)
Customer
Insight
CustomerValue
Browse
Segmentation
More effective targeting
Frequency of visits
Engagement Level
Shopping Behavior
Customer Behavior
Customer Value (RFM)
Predictive Insight
(Churn/Opportunity)
Lifecycle and Lifestyle
Customer as
partner/promoter
76013
Cookie Sessions
Online
Segment
User IDGeo
1 2 . . . n Browser owencox01
Visitor
Profile
Young Prof Owen.Cox@sas.com
Email
Product
Affinity
Sale Gadgets
Value
Hi/Promo
64. Omni Channel Marketing
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
Create and Automate Customer Interactions
• Define Desired Customer Experience
• Set Business & Customer Thresholds
• Identify Relevant Service and Offers
• Execute Outbound Multi-channel
Interactions
Integrate Predictive Analytics Into Campaigns
• Optimize Interactions and Investments
• Score for predicted behavior within a
campaign
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
65. Multi-channel
Marketing
“Marketers are aggressively shifting budget to digital media and
seeing interactive as more effective than traditional efforts. They look
now to campaign management applications that enable them to act
on and react to empowered customers rather than just integrate
more channels.”
66. Messaging Mandate
Customer-focused
messaging drives more
customer engagement,
more relevant
messages/content and
higher marketing ROI.
Key enablers:
• Single View
• Reduce Silos
• Real-time Decisions
• Analytics
68. Example Re-Engagement
Email
Message 1
Engage?
Yes
Website
Message 1
No Site Visit? Mobile?
Mobile
Message 1
Email
Message 2
Engage?
Email
Trigger
Email
Trigger
Engage?
Mobile
Trigger
No
No
Yes
Email
Trigger
Yes
No
No
Yes Yes
Email
Message
Mobile
Message
Website
Message
69. Multi-channel
Marketing
2. Request
sent via web
service
Applications
Web sites, call center,
terminals
1. Request a
decision utilizing
data about the
customer
captured in real-
time
6. Receive
decision and take
action while the
customer is still
engaged
5. Return
decision
Decisions in Real-
time…
3. Execute a
decision process
4. Make a decision
using business rules,
analytics, & a
comprehensive view
Other data
Real-time
analytics
70. DecisioningDelimma
Offer1
Offer2
Offer3
Offers and Marketing
Content
Channels Customers
Maximize economic outcomes by solving the offer assignment problem while considering…
Call Center
Capacity
Minimum
Mail Run
Budgets
Contact
Preferences
Lifestyle
Needs
Product Targets
Rules &
Constraints
I just
moved up
a tier…
I just
booked a
trip…
Can only
make 1
contact a
month…
Email Only
Please!
77. Improve Impact and Performance
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
Measure Results
• Automate the measurement process
• Track the performance of campaigns
• Monitor key performance indicators
around customers
Leverage Knowledge Across Business
• Refine business actions using automated
tools based
• Distribute information in a consumable
manner to stakeholders
78. How Do We Get There?
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
#1.
DATA INTEGRATION
#3.
OMNI CHANNEL
MARKETING
#4.
MEASURE/
ATTRIBUTE
#2.
INTEGRATED
ANALYTICS
2. Integrated
Marketing
Analytics
1.Data
Management
3. Multi-Channel
Marketing
4. Customer
Optimization
5. Real-Time &
Digital Analytics
• Consolidating robust
information
• Collect guest
behaviors &
preferences
• Single version of
truth
• 360 view of
customers, brands &
market
• Unearthing insights &
patterns
• Data mining &
analytics
• Understanding
customer & business
value drivers
• Measuring outcomes
• Leveraging insights
• Developing &
executing customer-
centric interactions
• Outbound &
Inbound
• Automate
• Planning optimal
customer
interactions
• Maximizing
customer
engagement and biz
ROI
• The next best offer
by channel for each
customer
• Real-time Decisions
• Collect, analyze and
leverage online
behavior
• Social Media
Analytics
• Create online profile
89. Sunday Morning Preview
Marketing Operations Management
1. Integrate your marketing process management
activities
2. Control the management and distribution of
marketing programs and workflows
Notes de l'éditeur
high-impact recommendation from a trusted friend conveying a relevant message is up to 50 times more likely to trigger a purchase than a low-impact recommendation.Mobile internet users will reach 113.9 million in 2012, up 17.1% from 97.3 million in 2011. About 2/3 of web users will use social networks in 201288.1% of US internet users will browse or research products online in 2012.
….However…while it’s great to understand the overall there has definitely been a shift in recent years to do more micro-segmentation or targeting segmentation in each of the marketing communications we have.
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