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Personas
Apathetic April
Demographics
Hobbies
Problem Solving, Priorities, Decision Making
Factors
Obtains Information
From:
In an ideal world:
• Every client has personas
• The personas are detailed
• The personas are accurate
• The personas are grounded in
data
• The personas are validated
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Create Targeting Profiles to Support Personas
1.
Identify top
purchaser
demographics & zero
in
2.
Further segment by
layering interests &
other demographics
3.
Identify interests to
target.
4.
Monitor performance
to flesh out &
validate personas.
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Create Targeting Profiles to Support Personas
Miranda, the Young Mom
• Female, 25-30 years old
• Lives in the Midwest
• Has young kids
• Education level: High School
• Married or in a Serious Relationship
• Works in a service role (cleaning, food service)
• Stores she likes: Debshops, Shoe Carnival, Charlotte Russe. Family
Dollar, Dollar Tree
• Brands she likes: Mike’s hard lemonade, Covergirl, eos,
• Brands she likes pertaining to children: Fisher Price, Disney, Garanimals,
Huggies, Gerber, Carters
• Entertainment she likes: Teen Mom, Maury
• Restaurants: Applebee’s, KFC, Pizza Hut, Olive Garden, Dairy Queen
• Primarily uses mobile, below average desktop usage
• Avg 29 ads clicked in the past 30 days
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Create Targeting Profiles to Support Personas
Patty, the Young Professional
• Female, 25-30 years old
• Single or in a Relationship, not Engaged or Married
• Does not have kids
• Education level: college
• Works in an office
• Stores she likes: Old Navy
• Brands she likes: Ben & Jerry’s, Dove, Sharpie
• Brands she likes pertaining to children: N/A
• Entertainment she likes: Ellen DeGeneres, Boy Meets World, Girl
Meets World, Knocked Up, 21 Jump Street
• Restaurants: Cheesecake Factory
• Avg 38 ads clicked in the last 30 days
• Heavier desktop usage than avg. FB user, but uses mobile more
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What’s Working Right Now?
High
Volume /
Low Cost
High
Volume /
High
Cost
Low Cost
/ Low
Volume
High
Cost /
Low
Volume
High Volume
Low Volume
Don’t
Cannibalize
Low Cost High Cost
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Example: Using Social to Strengthen Your Email
Campaigns
EmailCampaigns
GeneratingLeadsat aLowCost Not GeneratingLeads
Open/ClickRates HighOpen/ClickRates LowLowVolumeHighVolume
MapTimingTo Ensure No Cannibilization CaptureEmailAddresseswith LeadAds TargetAds to CustomAudience RemarketanEngagedAudience
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Using Social to Increase Recall, Then Following with Email
Created a CRM
list of folks that
weren’t
responsive
Using Social to
Boost other
Channels
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Using Social to Increase Recall, Then Following with Email
Created a CRM
list of folks that
weren’t
responsive
Created custom
audiences to target
them with ads.
Using Social to
Boost other
Channels
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Using Social to Increase Recall, Then Following with Email
Sent a follow-
up email after
two weeks of ad
targeting
Created a CRM
list of folks that
weren’t
responsive
Created custom
audiences to target
them with ads.
Using Social to
Boost other
Channels
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Using Social to Increase Recall, Then Following with Email
Sent a follow-
up email after
two weeks of ad
targeting
Created a CRM
list of folks that
weren’t
responsive
Created custom
audiences to target
them with ads.
Using Social to
Boost other
Channels
Saw up to a 50%
increase in open rates
from those that were on
the custom audience
versus those that
weren’t.
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Another Example: Using Social to Strengthen Your Search
Campaigns
SearchCampaigns
Not GeneratingLeads GeneratingLeads
HighCost, HighVolume
LowCost, LowVolumeOR HighVolume
butMaxxed Out
ReceivingTrafficbut Not ConvertingNo SearchVolume
Look to build out
prospecting campaigns
& monitor the impact
Review CRO &
keywords, use social to
re-engage
Look to build out
prospecting campaigns
& monitor the impact
Analyze multi-channel
conversion paths, &
build out funnels
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Another Example: Using Social to Strengthen Your Search
Campaigns
SearchCampaigns
Not GeneratingLeads GeneratingLeads
HighCost, HighVolume
LowCost, LowVolumeOR HighVolume
butMaxxed Out
ReceivingTrafficbut Not ConvertingNo SearchVolume
Look to build out
prospecting campaigns
& monitor the impact
Review CRO &
keywords, use social to
re-engage
Look to build out
prospecting campaigns
& monitor the impact
Analyze multi-channel
conversion paths, &
build out funnels
Use social to build better audiences around demographics for use in other channels.
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Red Light Stop, Green Light Go – Build Audiences to
Support the Funnel
Exclude Low
FunnelAudiences
in Higher Funnel
Campaigns
Sculpt
Progressively
Lower Funnel
Audiences to
Lower Funnel
Campaigns
One Way Street
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Review the Relationship Between Campaigns
• How do prospects move through campaigns?
• Which campaigns drive new interest? Which campaigns drive
leads?
Conversion Paths in
Google Analytics
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View How Repeat Visitors from Prospecting Campaigns
Engage Across Channels
• Cross-channel performance
for a campaign with more
data than the multi-channel
reports incorporate
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View How Repeat Visitors from Prospecting Campaigns
Engage with Content
• Cross-channel performance
for a campaign with more
data than the multi-channel
reports incorporate
• Look at flow reports for a
specific audience.
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Create Custom Dashboards to Analyze Audiences Created
• Cross-channel performance
for a campaign with more
data than the multi-channel
reports incorporate
• Look at flow reports for a
specific audience.
• Create custom reports &
dashboards
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Things to Look out For
• Ensuring campaigns are adding incremental value
• Cannibalization among campaigns - ensure we aren’t
swapping paid traffic for traffic we were already getting for
“free”.
• The impact of prospecting campaigns on downstream
campaigns.
• The most common cross-channel and cross-campaign
paths.
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Measuring Each Campaign
Multi-channel
Attribution &
Lifetime Value
3
Contribution to
subsequent stage 2
Micro Conversion
Goal Volume
1
Triangulate where issues lie.
Low micro-conversion goal? Could
be the goal, or the campaign.
High micro conversion, low funnel
progression? Could be a flaw with
the next stage or lead quality issue.
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To Value or Not to Value View-Through - That is The
Question.
Increase
Revenue
Increase Branded
Search or Direct
Traffic
Increase
Reach
Monitor This Ripple Effect
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Two Ways to Value the Impact
CALCULATE ROAS
HOLISTICALLY
SHIFT A PERCENTAGE OF VALUE
ATTRIBUTED TO LOW-FUNNEL TO HIGHER-
FUNNEL CHANNELS
1.
2.
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Shifting Value to View-Through Conversions
Determine Percentage
Determine the percentage of
value you want to allocate
and then base it upon the
average conversion
discrepancy.
Compare Trends
How Closely Aligned Are
Facebook Metrics w/ Last
Touch Conversion
Values?
Conversion Discrepancy
How consistent is the
discrepancy in conversions
between your attribution
platform of record and
Facebook?
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Shifting Value to View-Through Conversions
Determine Percentage
Determine the percentage of
value you want to allocate
and then base it upon the
average conversion
discrepancy.
Compare Trends
How Closely Aligned Are
Facebook Metrics w/ Last
Touch Conversion
Values?
Conversion Discrepancy
How consistent is the
discrepancy in conversions
between your attribution
platform of record and
Facebook?
Example Scenario:
You might attribute 10% of
the ⅔ conversions that are
under-reported back to
Facebook.
Facebook consistently reports
3x more sales than Google
Analytics.
Scatterplot shows correlation
between Facebook reach
And conversions.
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Purpose of the campaign?
Conversion
Rates &
Projections to
Determine
Volume
High-Level
Campaign
Objective
KPIs For
Measuring
Objective
How is Success
Measured
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Path Length & Conversion
FILTER TO VIEW FIRST INTERACTION, LAST
INTERACTION SOURCE/MEDIUM/CAMPAIGN
OR ”NEW VISITOR” FOR BEHAVIORAL
INSIGHTS.
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Using First-Party Data to Determine Information Needs
Client-
Facing
Resources
First-Party
Data
Your MarketPublicly
Available
Data
Review Paths:
• By Channel
• New vs. Returning
• By Landing Page/Page
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Measuring the Funnel
Each piece of your multi-channel
strategy has a goal to measure.
• Analyzing on-page conversion
rates & traffic sources
• Creating audiences to connect the
dots between channels
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