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    1. How We Used Data to Win the Presidential Election Dan Siroker dan@siroker.com
    2. Barack Obama David Plouffe Correspondence Field Policy Operations ... Communications New Media Paid Media Finance Marketing Email Blog Analytics Design Video Organizing
    3. Results
    4. Popular Vote Electoral Vote Other (1%) 1,865,617 McCain 173 McCain (46%) Obama (53%) 59,934,814 69,456,897 Obama 365 Source: Federal Election Commission
    5. McCain Obama 3 100 150 2.4 80 120 1.8 60 90 Millions 1.2 40 60 0.6 20 30 0 0 0 Facebook Friends YouTube Video Views Unique Website Visitors Source: Facebook,YouTube, and Google Trends
    6. Unique Website Visitors Source: Google Trends
    7. Money Raised PRIMARY GENERAL OBAMA JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY ‘07 ‘08 CLINTON McCAIN ‘09 A EL N N EC O TI U N O C N EM D AY EN T Source: Stephen Geer
    8. Money Raised McCain $201 million Obama $656 million Note: Does not include federal funds Source: Federal Election Commission
    9. Money Raised Obama (Offline) McCain $156 million $201 million Obama (Online) $500 million Note: Does not include federal funds Source: Washington Post and Federal Election Commission
    10. Lessons Learned
    11. Lesson #1: Define success.
    12. Chuck Kennedy-Pool/Getty Images
    13. Lesson #1: Define success.
    14. Lesson #1: Define success .
    15. Lesson #1: Define quantifiable success metrics.
    16. Website Email signup Raise money
    17. cost per sign up $ per click rate recipient Website Email signup Raise money
    18. cost per sign up $ per click rate recipient Website Email signup Raise money
    19. Lesson #1: Define quantifiable success metrics.
    20. Lesson #2: Question assumptions.
    21. Media Button
    22. Splash page experiment Variations: Button: Media: 1. Sign Up 1. Get Involved Image 2. Learn More 2. Family Image 3. Join Us Now 3. Change Image 4. Sign Up Now 4. Barack’s Video 5. Springfield Video 6. Sam’s Video
    23. Button: “Sign Up”
    24. Button: “Learn More”
    25. Button: “Join Us Now”
    26. Button: “Sign Up Now”
    27. Splash page experiment Variations: Button: Media: 1. Sign Up 1. Get Involved Image 2. Learn More 2. Family Image 3. Join Us Now 3. Change Image 4. Sign Up Now 4. Barack’s Video 5. Springfield Video 6. Sam’s Video
    28. Media: “Get Involved”
    29. Media: “Family”
    30. Media: “Change”
    31. Media: “Barack’s Video”
    32. Media: “Springfield Video”
    33. Media: “Sam’s Video”
    34. Splash page experiment Variations: Button: Media: 1. Sign Up 1. Get Involved Image 2. Learn More 2. Family Image 3. Join Us Now 3. Change Image 4. Sign Up Now 4. Barack’s Video 5. Springfield Video 6. Sam’s Video
    35. Splash page experiment results
    36. Splash page experiment results
    37. Lesson #2: Question assumptions.
    38. Lesson #3: Divide and conquer.
    39. Donation button experiment results Never Signed Up, Previously Variations Signed Up Never Donated Donated 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% +2.3% +27.8% +16.3% -27.8% N/A N/A +15.2% -24.6% +11.9% +8.5% +2.9% +18.4%
    40. Lesson #3: Divide and conquer.
    41. Lesson #4: Don’t re-invent the wheel.
    42. TextMate OpenReports DbVisualizer
    43. Lesson #4: Don’t re-invent the wheel.
    44. Lesson #5: Take advantage of circumstances.
    45. Courtesy: Bradley Portnoy Taken: August 27th, 2008 9:42PM
    46. Lesson #5: Take advantage of circumstances.
    47. Lessons Learned 1. Define quantifiable success metrics. 2. Question assumptions. 3. Divide and conquer. 4. Don’t re-invent the wheel. 5. Take advantage of circumstances.
    48. Case Study
    49. Case Study Lesson #1: Define quantifiable success metrics.
    50. Website Playing user Paying user
    51. Website Playing user Paying user
    52. cost per cost per revenue per click playing user playing user Website Playing user Paying user
    53. cost per cost per revenue per click playing user playing user Website Playing user Paying user 9/16: $0.33 $1.15 $0.11 $19 pay-to-play 9/22: $0.17 $0.41 $0.10 $4 pay-to-play freemium 9/28: $0.17 $0.43 $0.19 subscription
    54. Case Study Lesson #1: Define quantifiable success metrics.
    55. Case Study Lesson #2: Question assumptions.
    56. Case Study Lesson #2: Question assumptions.
    57. Case Study Lesson #3: Divide and conquer.
    58. Case Study Lesson #3: Divide and conquer.
    59. Case Study Lesson #4: Don’t re-invent the wheel.
    60. Case Study Lesson #4: Don’t re-invent the wheel.
    61. Case Study Lesson #5: Take advantage of circumstances.
    62. Case Study Lesson #5: Take advantage of circumstances.
    63. Lessons Learned 1. Define quantifiable success metrics. 2. Question assumptions. 3. Divide and conquer. 4. Don’t re-invent the wheel. 5. Take advantage of circumstances.
    64. Dan Siroker dan@siroker.com
    65. The Future 1. Huge data challenges. 2. More effective user segmentation. 3. Democratization of tools & strategies.

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