It’s a fine line that marketers can cross in the new era of big data analytics. You can go from “cool” to “creepy” in a blink of an eye if you don’t truly know who you are targeting. And, if they don’t know they are being targeted by you, it can result in disaster. In this energetic and interactive session, we’ll explore the current industry trends in media & entertainment and address the technology and talent barriers marketers face as they work to engage audiences as individuals. We’ll also debate the order of the steps organizations are taking in their analytics journey to discover insights and drive relevance. We’ll ask: where do YOU see “predictive” fitting into the journey and how do you define that particular step? - See more at: http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/22046#sthash.1iQ3IipL.dpuf
4. How does Big Data & Analytics enable
marketers and media pros to personalize the
customer journey in a way that feels relevant
without completely freaking people out?
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5. Marketing, Media & Entertainment
are transforming at a highly accelerated rate
1. Cable & Satellite: Utility to Lifestyle
2. Movie Studios: Audiences to Individuals
3. Advertisers: Problematic to Programmatic
4. Marketers / MSPs: Reactive to Predictive
5. Publishers: Inventory to Optimization
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gives a vivid picture of
an audience and the trends that affect it
Analytics
Team members at
every level of the marketing organization
Empowers
Takes a
fundamentally different approach
Performance
6. Several Key Shifts
are driving the urgency to act
1. Ongoing emergence of Big Data – in
places we least expect to find it
2. Shift of power to the social consumer
3. Increasing pressure to do more with less
4. Requirement for ubiquitous distribution of
content and culture across digital devices
5. Expectations that a conversion from
insights to relevance will occur in real time
*2013 IBM IBV Big Data and Analytics Study & ODM Group Study
of business are not using big
data for business advantage
of consumers rely on social
networks for purchase decisions
higher return on invested capital
for organizations using advanced analytics
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65%
84%
32%
7. Getting to what’s “cool”
by establishing clearly defined win-wins
1. Understanding and speaking to me as an
individual instead of a “segment.”
2. Giving me what I want… when, where and
how I want it. (aka: instant gratification)
3. Working to keep me informed about why
you are using MY data.
4. Being consistent, respectful and
completely transparent.
5. Add value and improve UE by making the
transition from megaphone to headphone.
Fine lines from Acquisition
To Personalization
And from Retention
To Recommendation
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8. Even though this seems blatantly obvious
it’s all too easy for “creepy” results both on & offline.
Brands that stalk you
but add no value
Advertisers that “target”
kids without permission
Inappropriate offers or
content recommendations
Marketers that are
f*$@king stupid.
WHY?
REALLY?
WTF?
HOW?
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9. How do we be more right, more often?
Industry leaders leverage data as it is captured
TRADITIONAL APPROACH BIG DATA APPROACH
Analyze data after it’s been processed
and landed in disparate warehouses
aka: GUESSING
Analyze all available data in motion
as it’s generated, in real-time
aka: KNOWING
Repository InsightAnalysis
Data
Data
Insight
Analysis
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11. How do leading marketers and media pros
transform their big data & analytics
environment to outperform in their industry?
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12. @graemeknows
Exploration,
landing and
archive
Enterprise
warehouse
Information governance
Real-time analytics
Data mart
Analytic
appliances
Information
ingestion and
operational
information
Enhanced
applications
Customer
experience
Operations
and fraud
Risk
Financial
performance
New business
models
IT economics
Data sources
SYSTEMS—SECURITY—STORAGE
Transaction and
application data
Linear &
Non-Linear
Enterprise
content
Social data
Image and video
Third-party data
Enterprise
warehouse
Data mart
Analytic
appliances
Actionable insight
Reporting, analysis,
content analytics
Predictive analytics
and modeling
Decision
management
Discovery and
exploration
Cognitive
+
+
Understanding that data has its own unique path
and it needs to be mapped from source to application and back
13. THINK BIG
Start Small
Imagine it. Realize it. Trust it.
Infuse analytics
absolutely
everywhere
Invest ahead of
scale in big data
talent & technology
Be proactive
about privacy,
and governance
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