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    1. The story so far...
    2. Emetrics has been a journey...
    3. “I’m not a number.... I am a person!”
      Neil Mason
      Director of Analytical Consulting
      Foviance applied insights
      neil.mason@foviance.com
    4. Everyone has a number...
      Passport number
      NI number
      NHS number
      Driving licence number
      ClubCard number
    5. A one size fits all experience....
    6. The opportunity....
      “By improving user experience, a typical business can improve sales by 64%”
      - Hewson Group
    7. Here’s a question.....
      ?
      How many of you have not had a poor online experience in the last 2 weeks
    8. Brand marketing is over a 100 years old...
    9. Direct marketing is over 50 years old...
    10. Internet marketing is only 15 years old...
    11. “80% of companies believe
      they deliver a ‘superior
      experience’ to their
      customers but only 8% of
      their customers agree”
      - Bain & Co
      The reality...
    12. Accept that the baby may be ugly...
    13. “84% of people who’ve had a bad customer experience tell others”
      “87% of people who’ve had a bad customer experience have stopped doing business with that company”
      - Right Now Customer Experience Report 2008
      The consequences...
    14. Customer centricity drives loyalty
    15. Customer experience maturity model
    16. Customer experience maturity model
    17. Customer experience framework
    18. A user centric approach…
      Why do they visit the site?
      ?
      ?
      ?
      ?
      Who visits the site?
      What do they do on the site?
    19. Web Analytics to measure and track
    20. More questions than answers?
      Good, bad or indifferent?
    21. Surveys to understand the profile and to diagnose the issues
    22. Why weren’t visitors able to achieve their goals?
      Your offers were not good value for money. The email you sent inplied your offers would be, too good to refuse.
      Difficulty in finding dates and stay periods at required hotels. completed by phone
      More details about bathrooms and if any suitable for disabled people
      i found it difficult to navigate
      If the deal was right we would have made a booking
      I had an E–mail advertising the £70 sale but when I was putting in dates to get prices it didn't seem to give this saving, although there were discounts that totalled less than the £70? Confused
      your website is unavaiable–so i couldnt get details for next weekend,so a waste of time
    23. Focus groups and user research
    24. Eyetracking
      Gaze trail
      Heat Map
    25. Ethnography – understanding the context of usage
    26. Understanding emotional engagement
      Moderate / low arousal level
      37
      High level of sensory arousal, though not as high as B
      68
      Extremely high level of sensory arousal, as shown by the hot white, pinks and yellows
      86
    27. Customer centricity – the data ecosystem
      Quantitative Data
      Qualitative Data
    28. Creating core customer journeys
      Why do they visit the site and what do they think of it?
      Who visits the site?
      What do they do on the site?
    29. Create meaningful segments
    30. Multi-channel measurement
      Land on Site
      Book Online
      40% of them book online
      10% of brochure requesters go on to make a booking
      Request brochure
      60% of them book offline
      24% of web generated calls convert into a booking
      Book via call centre
      Call call centre
    31. Web analytics data
      Survey data
      Campaign data
      Customer data
      Get the data out of the silos…
    32. Joined up thinking requires joined up data
    33. A shift in perspective
    34. Predicting segment membership
      75% shoppers
      25% shoppers
      43% items sold
      57% items sold
      25% shoppers
      Repeat shoppers
      Single order shoppers
      Repeat Visitor Only
      “1 to 2” conversion
      Events and triggers
      Probable segment membership
      11 product based segments
      Profiled on category purchasing, category browsing, plus opt-in
      Profiled on shopping behaviour, purchasing behaviour, category browsing, lifecycles, mosaic, opt-in
      Profiled on category browsing
    35. Developing better customer experiences by anticipating customer needs
    36. Thank you!
      Neil Mason
      neil.mason@foviance.com

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