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    1.  
      • 3di – how do we fit in?
      • permission marketing overview
      • using permission marketing
      • email marketing - statistics
      • elements of a successful email campaign
      • case studies
      • integration with other online or DM activities
      • recommendations
      topics
    2. who are we
      • 3d interactive is a team of people who passionately believe that the future of marketing and advertising is in the mediums that provide interactivity
      • interactive media sales network - representing Australasia's premium interactive media properties
      • championing 1-to-1, permission marketing solutions to advertisers, marketers and media owners
      • online data marketing specialists
      • mission statement:
      • “ To represent a network of Australasia's premier permissioned databases, fixed and mobile websites, and be at the forefront of interactive advertising opportunities.”
    3. our clients
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        • the consumer can, ... and is, controlling:
        • who
        • what
        • when
        • where
        • and ... how much
      control to the consumer
        • consumers LOVE it
      control to the consumer
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    12.  
      • ...and they listen
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        • key benefits:
        • pull marketing
        • targeting
        • timing
        • relevance
        • and ... how often
      permissioned data marketing
    17. spam act 2003
      • consent
        • permission
        • opt-in / opt-out
      • identify
        • where sent from
        • why receiving
        • contact details
      • unsubscribe
        • ability to opt - out
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    19. email usage
      • the number of marketing emails sent by U.S. retailers and wholesalers this year will hit 158 billion and grow 63% to 258 billion in 2013. - Forrester's US Email Marketing Volume Forecast (2008)
      • more than 90% of internet users between 18 and 72 said they send and receive email, making it the top online activity just ahead of search engines,- Pew Internet and American Life Project (Feb 2009)
      The only other activity to even approach e-mail's popularity on the internet - is using a search engine to find information.
    20. email usage consumer
      • nearly 25% of Internet users surveyed said they were most likely to check their email upon waking. - AOL/Beta Research Corporation (June 2008)
      • more than 33% said they checked throughout the day. - AOL/Beta Research Corporation (June 2008)
      • more than 70% employed respondents also said they checked their personal email at work - and nearly one-third said they did so more than three times a day. - AOL/Beta Research Corporation (June 2008)
      • nearly 70% of respondents said they had multiple email accounts. - AOL/Beta Research Corporation (June 2008)
    21. email brand awareness and sentiment
      • email marketing increases brand awareness by 9% during the launch of a new product. - Unilever, eCircle and GfK (2008)
      • 54% of respondents in a consumer survey said they had a more favorable opinion of the companies that send them email. - Epsilon (Oct 2008)
      • 57% of consumers feel they have a more positive impression of companies when they receive email from them. - Epsilon "Branding Survey" (Feb 2009)
    22. email brand awareness and sentiment
      • consumers are growing more accustomed to offers from companies they trust and seem to appreciate the relationship. No less than 84% of respondents said they like receiving email from companies with whom they register, because even if they don’t always read the message, it’s good to know the information or offer will be there when they’re ready.
      • this response rate is up significantly from 69% in the 2005 study. - Epsilon "Branding Survey" (Feb 2009)
    23. email campaigns - results
      • 44% of email users said email inspired at least one online purchase and 41% said it prompted at least one offline purchase. - JupiterResearch's The Social and Portable Inbox (2008)
      • 66% of those surveyed said they had made a purchase because of a marketing message received through email. - ExactTarget, "2008 Channel Preference Survey" (2008)
      • as a direct result of receiving email, 71% of respondents researched a specific offer online. - Epsilon (Oct 2008)
      • email marketing increases brand awareness by 9% during the launch of a new product. - Unilever, eCircle and GfK (2008)
      • Source for all email statistics – emailstatcentre.com (downloaded 21/7/09)
    24. email performance – results AU
      • results to clients own database:
      • unique Click Through Rates - Vision6 (2008) H1 2007 - 4.3% H2 2007 - 4.2%
      • Click Through Rate Relative to Open Rate - Vision6 (2008) H2 2007 - 20.3%
      • Q4 - 2006 Unique Open Rates - 22.40% Unique Click-Through Rates - 4.40% Deliverability Rate - 86.79%
      • tuesday was the day with the highest open and click through rates. - Vision6 (2008)
      • www.emailstatcentre.com
    25. email advertising - australia Source: BRW – Australian Online Advertising Trends 2008 2007 2008 % Currently use Increased spend % budget increased plan to increase % budget plan to increase plan to start using* Email marketing 54 59 41 64 34 39 Online directories 52 40 41 31 35 27 Paid search 51 59 57 57 53 40 Display 46 56 42 52 40 27 Search engine optimisation 43 39 46 44 37 40 Online classifieds 22 41 26 41 25 15 Social networking 16 71 62 36 29 13 Affiliate marketing 14 33 15 33 27 22 Online video 12 70 80 60 44 10 Mobile marketing 9 46 33 62 23 8
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    27. targeting capabilities
      • personalisation
      • age
      • gender
      • postcode
      • interest categories
      • occupation
      • day of week/
      • time of day
      customer acquisition  
    28. respondents Source – Australian Lifestyle survey 18.1
        • targeting those (email only):
        • associated with ANZ – 44,004 members
        • associated with Commonwealth – 72,696 members
        • associated with National Australia Bank – 35,096 members
        • associated with Aussie Mortgage/ Aussie Home Loans – 1,074 members
        • considering shares, Self Managed Super Funds (DIY), investment property
        • loan – 71,194 members
        • considering a first home loan – 21,122 members
        • hold a current credit card limit between $5,000 - $10,000 - 35,252 members
        • never pay credit card limit in full – 20,496 members
        • have either an American express, or MasterCard – 68,304 members
        • who would consider changing credit cards or taking out a new card on addition to existing cards – 15,867 members
      FD Solutions – snapshot profile Source – Australian Lifestyle survey 18.1
      • best practices
      • relevant for in-house or 3 rd party list
      • customer retention
        • direct to inbox rather than waiting till consumer visits site
      • integrate
        • creative and offer with other elements of DM
      • list selection
        • data quality- remove hotmail domain, et al c omparison
      • testing
        • all elements of the email campaign
      important elements of an email campaign
      • creative
        • pending Goals – Images perform over text – sample
      • personalisation
        • Dear Mark – build the one-to-one relationship
      • timing
        • day of week/ time of day
      • subject line
        • think about the spam filters, make it “catchy”
      • campaign support
        • website, call center, database – expect immediate results
      important elements of an email campaign
      • unparralled targeting
        • ideal to tight targeted audience - sample
      • direct response
        • competition entries – sample
        • charity – sample
        • build a database – campaign
        • increase targeted traffic to website – mass reach and high CTR
      • go social
      • the new viral medium – here’s how
      best uses of email campaigns
      • delivered – 95% guarantee
      • open rates
      • unique click thru’s
      • post click tracking
      • pass alongs - viral
      reporting
    29. reporting follow up campaign email/phone/mailing
    30. integrated DM campaign DAY 1 - EMAIL Supplying Phone Records Members who viewed email Open not completed Mail pack to members who open / clicked but did not successfully complete DAY 4 - EMAIL www.offer.com.au/success FOLLOW UP 1 FOLLOW UP 2 FOLLOW UP 3 Send to members who currently have insurance est. Est. CTR = 10% (guaranteed) CONSUMER INTEREST: OPENS EMAIL 3/10 CLICKS/RESENDS 6/10 REGISTER 10/10 SUCCESS ! CLICK WEBPAGES MEMBERS INBOX Resend to un-opens DATABASE www.offer.com.au
    31. summary
      • key benefits to consumer
      • personal
        • my personal details have been given
      • relevance
        • communication related to my declared interests
      • anticipated
        • “ I want to receive relevant offers to my interests!”
    32. summary
      • key benefits to advertisers
      • permission - protects your brand
      • personal - 1 to 1 Communication with your clients/potential = relationship
      • environment - relevant to consumers interests
      • highly targeted media - profile questions available for targeting
      • responsive - CTR banner v email
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    34. sms “info” to: 0413 154 784 [email_address] permission to contact me:
    35. Return almost double the open rate of hotmail some stats click-to-open rates (ctr)           email sample ecommerce email ISP/Domain Open CTR AOL 14.4% 8.2% hotmail 24.8% 8.9% Yahoo! 23.5% 9.2% all other domains 40.9% 11.2% total 33.6% 10.9% variance: low-high 33.0% 6.4% Source: EmailLabs
    36. recommendations – graphics v words Delivered % Opened % 87.7% 45.4% Clicks % 13.1% Delivered % Opened % 84.9% 58.0% Clicks % 26.8%
    37. 56% of clicks in first 48 hrs 59% of clicks in first 48 hrs 40.9% CTR
    38. case study - targeting
      • objective:
      • generate quotes and package sales for selected Club Med Resorts in Asia-Pacific through 2 for 1 promotion
      • raise awareness of new Club Med Bali resort through competition
      • targeting:
      • people aged 35-49 AND are considering a resort / All Inclusive holiday IN Asia or the Pacific Islands
      • results:
      • open rate over: 40%
      • CTR over: 15%
    39. case study – competition entries
      • objective:
      • generate sign up’s for the win a $10,000 floor promotion
      • raise awareness of the Mountain Range species timer floor – promote the lighter timber floors
      • targeting:
      • females aged over 35 AND are home owners or considering purchasing a home OR members looking to do renovations in the near future
      • results:
      • open rate : 57.59%
      • CTR : 29.80%
    40. case study - charity
      • objective:
      • to raise funds for women's cancer through The Cancer Council.
      • to raise awareness and for women's cancer and get as many women involved the ‘Girls night in’ campaign.
      • targeting:
      • females aged 18 years+ in Victoria. This campaign was run via Cancer Council Victoria.
      • results:
      • open rate over: 23.00%
      • CTR over: 13.00%
    41. build a permissioned database DATABASE
    42. lower cost of permission marketing Source: IMT Strategies 2003 “ The Internet has removed the inhibitors of traditional marketing practices by reducing the financial constraints” * Creative and delivery costs have NOT been considered – and email wins here too return MEDIUM ASSUMPTION CONVERSION COST Web Banners $15 CPM 0.1% click-through rates & 10% conversion $150 Direct Mail $50 CPM 1% click-through rates & 10% conversion $100 Permissioned email $400 CPM 10% click-through rates & 10% conversion $40
    43. social networks expands reach virally
    44. email goes social – set up
    45. social email
    46. social email – recipients share
    47. viral via social media
    48. ...of course reporting

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