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    1. Boosting your online sales
      SNSbank.nl
      Dennis.Pereira@sns.nl
      Head of E-Commerce
    2. Old school…
      B2C
    3. The new reality
      B2C =>
      B2C + C2C
    4. C2C is about customers sharing experiences
      User generated content
      Recommendation engines
      Virtual worlds
      Social networks
      Crowd sourcing
      Customer ratings and reviews
      Blogs
      Wikis
      Personal Assistants
    5. C2C is about Social Marketing
      Source: Forrester Research, 2007
    6. Social Marketing in a C2C-context
      Marketing as conversation: listen, facilitate and create advocacy. Co-creating experiences with consumers instead of pushing messages at customers
      Marketing message distribution: timing, context and relevance
      Marketing + Math: webanalytics, behavorial targeting
      Mind the gap: consumption and spending patterns digital media
      Marketing organisation: the right talent and a progressive culture
      Marketing network: partnerships and collaboration
      Marketing will be about leveraging and activating consumer groups –
      turning consumers into prosumers.
      Dave Morgan – Founder of Tacoda
    7. Customer engagement
      Source: Forrester Research, 2007
    8. C2C is about the Customer in Control
      ITUNES
      PODCASTS
      2,000 hours available daily
      RADIO
      327k of daily hours airtime
      BLOGS
      1.2 million created daily
      EMAILS
      1.8 billion sent daily
      ONLINE SEARCHES
      200 million daily
      MYSPACE
      50 million
      daily visitors
      MAGAZINES
      14,703 articles daily
      VIRTUAL
      WORLDS
      672 hours daily
      TV
      42,000 hours daily
      MOBILE PHONE SUBSCRIBERS
      388 million hours daily
      NEWSPAPERS
      72,800 daily columns
      ITUNES
      VIDEOCASTS
      200 hours
      daily
      TEXT MESSAGES
      260 million
      daily
      INSTANT MESSAGES
      5 billion daily
    9. C2C Banking
    10. universal search
    11. Social Network Comparison (comScore U.S.)
      High growth rate of Social Networks
      The same aggregate traffic as Google
    12. Consumers never walk alone
    13. The Environment Has Changed
      In a Typical Week, How Many Hours Do You Spend Doing the Following?
      ■Percent of ad spending on each media type in 2007
      ■ Percent of total media time individuals spend with each media type in a typical week
      Base: US adults
      Source: Forrester Research, 2007
    14. The Internet has already surpassed television as the "most essential" medium by people 12 – 44.
      Edison Media Research
      The Environment Has Changed
      In a Typical Week, How Many Hours Do You Spend Doing the Following?
      ■Percent of ad spending on each media type in 2007
      ■ Percent of total media time individuals spend with each media type in a typical week
      Base: US adults
      Source: Forrester Research, 2007
    15. Virtual Warmth
      Always respect the context
      Realize solutions
      Facilitate a continuous online dialogue
      Offer integrated support
      Create a positive brand experience
      From surfing to using
      From information to value
      From sending to dialogue
      From hierarchy to network
      From structure to dynamics
      Where Everybody Knows Your Name
      Source: Info.NL 2007
    16. Case 1: Live@dvice
    17. Case 2: effect testing
    18. The holistic approach on effect testing
      Web analytics
      Expert reviews
      Multivariate testing
      A/B Testing
      Business Intelligence
      Usability testing
      Online surveys
      Focus groups
    19. Short page
      Multivariate testing
    20. Multivariate testing
      Long page
      Figure
      Content length
      Text & Button
      Content length
    21. Multivariatie testen
      Variations
    22. Multivariate testing
      Optimalisation target
    23. Multivariate testing
      Best result
    24. Multivariate testing
      Results
      +12.1%
      Short
      Best
    25. Multivariate testing
      Results
      +27.8%
      Best
      Long
    26. Case 3: behavorial targeting
    27. Without personalisation
      Origin
      Personalisation: origin as a starting point
    28. Origin
      With personalisation
      Bestel Nu
      Spaar extra voordelig
      Personalisation: origin as a starting point
    29. Usability testing
    30. Tomorrow morning starts today
      Build consumer insights: real-time behavorial patterns
      Make consumers your advocates
      Use predictive tools
      Digital and interactive are core capabilities
      Develop an Internet Scorecard
      Establish marketing, media and technology partnerships
    31. Keep it simple
      What if Microsoft had designed the Ipod?

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