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Agenda
 Introductions
 Review concept of Zero Moment of Truth
 Highlight key trends driving change in today’s consumer behavior
 180Fusion strategies that can assist in winning ZMOT
 180Fusion customer testimonial
Q&A

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Google, Channel Sales
Heather Wilburn – Business Development Manager

Business Objectives for Clients:
• Educate clients on Google’s ever-growing suite of offerings
• Promote Search, Mobile, Display, YouTube as aligned with client
business needs
• Support clients in growing new business
Bio:
• Joined Google in 2002 as founding member of AdWords advertising
program
• Initially managed SMB client relationships with a focus on developing
advanced online strategies
• Currently managing high profile agency partnerships for increased
adoption of, and success with, Google advertising solutions

Marketing Discussion

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180Fusion
Scott Cohen – CEO
Business Objectives for Clients:
• Increase sales, general qualified leads, build brand

awareness by driving qualified traffic in profitable way
• Successfully leverage PPC, SEO, Social Media Marketing, Conversion
Optimization
• Support overall strategy for online client growth
Bio:

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Industry veteran with 17+ years in software and internet sector
Responsible for overall vision and strategy for 180Fusion
Recognized Thought Leader in internet marketing
Successfully supported Fortune 500 executives to SMB market on global
marketing initiatives
• On the Board of Directors of Non Profit and privately held technology
companies

Marketing Discussion

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how do you win today’s

customer?

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New York City – RAIN on Broadway

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As an SMB…
Step 1: Build a Great Product/Service

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Step 2: Tell Your Target Audience About It

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Step 3: Win at Point of Decision

According to Procter &
Gamble, shoppers make
up their minds about a
product in 3-7 seconds,
just the time it takes to
note a product on a store
shelf.
This time lapse is called
(by P&G) the “First
Moment of Truth," and
it's considered the most
important marketing
opportunity for a brand.

— Wall Street Journal, 2005

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The last 50+ years…
The Traditional 3-Step Mental Model of Marketing

• Stimulus

First
Moment of
Truth

Second
Moment of
Truth

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NOW: More Decisions Made Before Entering Store
Where Purchase Decisions Are Made (% of Buyers)
26%

26%

22%

23%

23%

24%

22%

74%

74%

79%

77%

77%

77%

78%

Q1 2011

Q2 2011

Q3 2011

Q4 2011

Q1 2012

Q2 2012

Q3 2012

Before Going to the Store

While Shopping in the Store

Source: SymphonyIRI, MarketPulse Survey Series Q1 2011-Q3 2012
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New Path to Purchase: The 4-Moment Mental Model
(circa Google 2011)

Stimulus

First
Moment
of Truth

Second
Moment
of Truth

Which becomes the
next person’s ZMOT
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The New “Many Moments” Mental Model
Looks More Like a Flight Map
(circa Google 2012)

Stimulus

Stimulus

FMOT
Source: Google/Shopper Sciences, Purchase Funnel Analysis, April 2012. N = 3,000
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We have lots of moments

nearest
coffee
shop sf
7:43a

superman
trailer
8:11a

auto lease
deals
10:01a

average
mpg suv
10:30a

superman
showings
11:08a

directions
to nissan
dealership
12:41p

comic-con
2013
2:51p

who won
giants
game
3:35p

amc theater
buy tickets
5:37p

candy
crush
download
9:38p

best pizza
delivery sf
10:26p

tony’s pizza
delivery
11:02p

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Together, the moments form a consumer journey

nearest
coffee shop
sf
7:43a

superman
trailer
8:11a

auto lease
deals
10:01a

average
mpg suv
10:30a

superman
showings
11:08a

directions
to nissan
dealership
12:41p

comic-con
2013
2:51p

who won
giants game
3:35p

amc theater
buy tickets
5:37p

candy crush
download
9:38p

best pizza
delivery sf
10:26p

tony’s pizza
delivery
11:02p

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Millions of people, billions of moments

nearest
movie
theatre
7:01pm

superman
movie
what’s
3:29pm
in theaters
now
11:16am

amc
theater
buy tickers
5:37pm

movie
ticket prices
3:41pm

superman
trailer
5:26pm

movie
theatre sf
5:27pm

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Which moments matter to your business?

nearest
movie
theatre
7:01pm

superman
movie
what’s
3:29pm
in theaters
now
11:16am

amc
theater
buy tickers
5:37pm

movie
ticket prices
3:41pm

superman
trailer
5:26pm

movie
theatre sf
5:27pm

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There’s a simple way to think about this

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Always there

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Across the whole web

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On all devices, at all times of day

Midnight

3am

Google internal, 2013
AT&T Nielsen, Clickstream Study, 2010

6am

9am

12pm

3pm

6pm

9pm

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Always relevant

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Relevant to intent

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Relevant to device

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Relevant to time of day

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Relevant to content

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Relevant to behavior
Dynamic
remarketing
can boost CTRs by

450%

Google internal, 2013

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Always optimized

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Attribute value beyond the last click

72%
of marketers agree
that attribution helps
them make better
decisions

“vacation ideas”

“hawaii hotels”

Google/Econsultancy, Valuing the Customer Journey, 2012

“maui expedia
deals”

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Attribute, evaluate and optimize
the whole customer journey

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180Fusion and Google helps you complete the picture

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IMCA Capital / Prime Credit
Blake Johnson – Managing Partner at Pacific Capital
Companies

Bio:

• Managing Partner and Founder of IMCA Capital and Prime Credit
• Responsible for designing and managing the operations and direction for
the B2B and B2C divisions of Pacific Cap Co.
• Prior to establishing Pacific Cap Co, Blake was a Managing Partner at
CapNet
• Successfully grew CapNet to over $80M within 5 years
• Under Blake’s direction, CapNet was regularly Ranked on Inc. 500’s Top 50
Fastest Growing Financial Services Firm, and also named Los Angeles’ 5th
Best Place to Work

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• Where we started
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Initially unsuccessful online with 2 seo vendors
Selected top firm-180Fusion to take over to determine go/no go

• What was needed
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Competitive industry- required best in class marketing
Metric driven firm and talent to execute and scale up

• What we did
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Started with small initial investment with 180Fusion
Within 1 year, 180Fusion decreased our CPL and CPA by 65%!

• How it turned out
•
•

Grew budget over 10x with 180Fusion & Google to six figures per
month
Positive ROI and doubled employee base to handle demand

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how do you win today’s

customer?

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How to Manage Digital Marketing Effectively?
Social
Mobile

Search

Site

300 x 250

Display

Local
Video

Offers
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180Fusion partnership has historically…
Increased Account Performance
Increased Customer Satisfaction
Decreased Advertiser Churn
Enhanced Google Customer Service
Expanded Advertising Product Mix

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Jump in!

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Thank You!

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180Fusion and Google PPC Management Seminar

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    Agenda  Introductions  Reviewconcept of Zero Moment of Truth  Highlight key trends driving change in today’s consumer behavior  180Fusion strategies that can assist in winning ZMOT  180Fusion customer testimonial Q&A Google Confidential and Proprietary 2
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    Google, Channel Sales HeatherWilburn – Business Development Manager Business Objectives for Clients: • Educate clients on Google’s ever-growing suite of offerings • Promote Search, Mobile, Display, YouTube as aligned with client business needs • Support clients in growing new business Bio: • Joined Google in 2002 as founding member of AdWords advertising program • Initially managed SMB client relationships with a focus on developing advanced online strategies • Currently managing high profile agency partnerships for increased adoption of, and success with, Google advertising solutions Marketing Discussion Google Confidential and Proprietary 3
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    180Fusion Scott Cohen –CEO Business Objectives for Clients: • Increase sales, general qualified leads, build brand awareness by driving qualified traffic in profitable way • Successfully leverage PPC, SEO, Social Media Marketing, Conversion Optimization • Support overall strategy for online client growth Bio: • • • • Industry veteran with 17+ years in software and internet sector Responsible for overall vision and strategy for 180Fusion Recognized Thought Leader in internet marketing Successfully supported Fortune 500 executives to SMB market on global marketing initiatives • On the Board of Directors of Non Profit and privately held technology companies Marketing Discussion Google Confidential and Proprietary 4
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    how do youwin today’s customer? Google Confidential and Proprietary 5
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    New York City– RAIN on Broadway Google Confidential and Proprietary 6
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    As an SMB… Step1: Build a Great Product/Service Google Confidential and Proprietary 7 7
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    Step 2: TellYour Target Audience About It Google Confidential and Proprietary 8 8
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    Step 3: Winat Point of Decision According to Procter & Gamble, shoppers make up their minds about a product in 3-7 seconds, just the time it takes to note a product on a store shelf. This time lapse is called (by P&G) the “First Moment of Truth," and it's considered the most important marketing opportunity for a brand. — Wall Street Journal, 2005 Google Confidential and Proprietary 9 9
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    The last 50+years… The Traditional 3-Step Mental Model of Marketing • Stimulus First Moment of Truth Second Moment of Truth Google Confidential and Proprietary 10 10
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    NOW: More DecisionsMade Before Entering Store Where Purchase Decisions Are Made (% of Buyers) 26% 26% 22% 23% 23% 24% 22% 74% 74% 79% 77% 77% 77% 78% Q1 2011 Q2 2011 Q3 2011 Q4 2011 Q1 2012 Q2 2012 Q3 2012 Before Going to the Store While Shopping in the Store Source: SymphonyIRI, MarketPulse Survey Series Q1 2011-Q3 2012 Google Confidential and Proprietary 11
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    New Path toPurchase: The 4-Moment Mental Model (circa Google 2011) Stimulus First Moment of Truth Second Moment of Truth Which becomes the next person’s ZMOT Google Confidential and Proprietary 12 12
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    The New “ManyMoments” Mental Model Looks More Like a Flight Map (circa Google 2012) Stimulus Stimulus FMOT Source: Google/Shopper Sciences, Purchase Funnel Analysis, April 2012. N = 3,000 Google Confidential and Proprietary 13 13
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    We have lotsof moments nearest coffee shop sf 7:43a superman trailer 8:11a auto lease deals 10:01a average mpg suv 10:30a superman showings 11:08a directions to nissan dealership 12:41p comic-con 2013 2:51p who won giants game 3:35p amc theater buy tickets 5:37p candy crush download 9:38p best pizza delivery sf 10:26p tony’s pizza delivery 11:02p Google Confidential and Proprietary 14
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    Together, the momentsform a consumer journey nearest coffee shop sf 7:43a superman trailer 8:11a auto lease deals 10:01a average mpg suv 10:30a superman showings 11:08a directions to nissan dealership 12:41p comic-con 2013 2:51p who won giants game 3:35p amc theater buy tickets 5:37p candy crush download 9:38p best pizza delivery sf 10:26p tony’s pizza delivery 11:02p Google Confidential and Proprietary 15
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    Millions of people,billions of moments nearest movie theatre 7:01pm superman movie what’s 3:29pm in theaters now 11:16am amc theater buy tickers 5:37pm movie ticket prices 3:41pm superman trailer 5:26pm movie theatre sf 5:27pm Google Confidential and Proprietary 16
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    Which moments matterto your business? nearest movie theatre 7:01pm superman movie what’s 3:29pm in theaters now 11:16am amc theater buy tickers 5:37pm movie ticket prices 3:41pm superman trailer 5:26pm movie theatre sf 5:27pm Google Confidential and Proprietary 17
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    There’s a simpleway to think about this Google Confidential and Proprietary 18
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    Across the wholeweb Google Confidential and Proprietary 20
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    On all devices,at all times of day Midnight 3am Google internal, 2013 AT&T Nielsen, Clickstream Study, 2010 6am 9am 12pm 3pm 6pm 9pm Google Confidential and Proprietary 21
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    Relevant to intent GoogleConfidential and Proprietary 23
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    Relevant to device GoogleConfidential and Proprietary 24
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    Relevant to timeof day Google Confidential and Proprietary Google Confidential and Proprietary Google Confidential and Proprietary 25 25
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    Relevant to content GoogleConfidential and Proprietary 26
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    Relevant to behavior Dynamic remarketing canboost CTRs by 450% Google internal, 2013 Google Confidential and Proprietary 27
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    Attribute value beyondthe last click 72% of marketers agree that attribution helps them make better decisions “vacation ideas” “hawaii hotels” Google/Econsultancy, Valuing the Customer Journey, 2012 “maui expedia deals” Google Confidential and Proprietary 29
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    Attribute, evaluate andoptimize the whole customer journey Google Confidential and Proprietary 30
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    180Fusion and Googlehelps you complete the picture Google Confidential and Proprietary 31
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    IMCA Capital /Prime Credit Blake Johnson – Managing Partner at Pacific Capital Companies Bio: • Managing Partner and Founder of IMCA Capital and Prime Credit • Responsible for designing and managing the operations and direction for the B2B and B2C divisions of Pacific Cap Co. • Prior to establishing Pacific Cap Co, Blake was a Managing Partner at CapNet • Successfully grew CapNet to over $80M within 5 years • Under Blake’s direction, CapNet was regularly Ranked on Inc. 500’s Top 50 Fastest Growing Financial Services Firm, and also named Los Angeles’ 5th Best Place to Work Marketing Discussion Google Confidential and Proprietary 33
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    • Where westarted • • Initially unsuccessful online with 2 seo vendors Selected top firm-180Fusion to take over to determine go/no go • What was needed • • Competitive industry- required best in class marketing Metric driven firm and talent to execute and scale up • What we did • • Started with small initial investment with 180Fusion Within 1 year, 180Fusion decreased our CPL and CPA by 65%! • How it turned out • • Grew budget over 10x with 180Fusion & Google to six figures per month Positive ROI and doubled employee base to handle demand Google Confidential and Proprietary 34
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    how do youwin today’s customer? Google Confidential and Proprietary 35
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    How to ManageDigital Marketing Effectively? Social Mobile Search Site 300 x 250 Display Local Video Offers Google Confidential and Proprietary 36
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    180Fusion partnership hashistorically… Increased Account Performance Increased Customer Satisfaction Decreased Advertiser Churn Enhanced Google Customer Service Expanded Advertising Product Mix Google Confidential and Proprietary 37
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    Jump in! Google Confidentialand Proprietary Google Confidential and Proprietary 38 Google confidential 38 38
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