Want BIG ideas on how to rock your email campaigns and improve your email marketing tactics ? Jeanne Jennings shares the ideas that earned her the title "Top Email Marketing + Design Thought Leader on Twitter" by Litmus. Make REAL improvements to the performance of your email campaigns and take full advantage of how effective email marketing can be. Get practical advice you can start leveraging right away to improve your email marketing, along with an increased enthusiasm for email marketing and enough ideas to become an email marketing rock star in your organization. A Glimpse of the Ideas Covered: - 4 ways you should be gathering data - Multitude of ways to boost response - #1 feature that will improve productivity & bottom line results - Biggest reason that technology doesn't deliver as anticipated – and how to address it - 16 types of marketing tests you should be doing - A simple way to ‘bake’ testing into your regular marketing program - Plus more +++ About Jeanne Jennings Jeanne Jennings is a recognized expert in the email marketing world. Along with being a sought-after speaker and author, recent industry accolades include being named one of: - the World’s Top 50 Email Marketing Influencers (Cision, July 2014). - the Top Email Marketing + Design Thought Leaders on Twitter (Litmus, January 2015) She is also Managing Director, Digital Marketing for Digital Prism Advisors (www.dprism.com), an advisory firm that helps medium- to enterprise-sized organizations transform their business strategy, data practices and technology to be successful in the digital age. Jeanne has over 20 years of experience in the email and online marketing and product development world; she began her career with CompuServe’s Business Services Group in the late 1980s. For more details, visit her LinkedIn profile or her Blog (www.JeanneJennings.com).

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EmailMarketing Expert named one of the:
•World’sTop 50 Email MarketingInfluencers (Cision,
July 2014)
•Top Email Marketing+ Design ThoughtLeaderson
Twitter (Litmus, January 2015)

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Me

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20+ Years
Digital
Marketing
Strategy,
Tactics and
Creative
Direction
Great Brands
as Clients
Me

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Strengths
The successful marriage of:
Sound, cohesive
digital business
strategies
Effective
technology tool
selection
Digitally-enabled
process
improvement
Opportunities
Customers:
new customers,
improved
satisfaction,
incremental sales
Markets:
adjacent markets,
new markets, market
share improvement
Products:
bundling and
unbundling,
derivative products,
new products,
subscription models
Me and
the
dprism
team
Digital Transformation

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But what we’re
really here to
talk about…

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Data
Technology
Testing

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Data

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Data
Why It’s Important
Where to Collect It
How to Use It

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Data
Why It’s Important

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The Importance of Data in
Understanding the Customer
Journey
Critical,
73%
Important,
25%
Not Very
Important, 2%
Source: Understanding the Customer Journey: More than Just Online,
eConsultancy with ResponseTap, April 2015

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“Big data is about
having an
understanding of what
your relationship is with
the people who are
most important to you
and an awareness of
the potential in that
relationship.”
Joe Rospars
Chief Digital Strategist,
Obama for America

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Successful Marketing
depends on
Building Mutually
Beneficial Relationships

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Data is the Basis of
Successful Relationships
Her birthday is
April 12th
Her eyes are blue –
and that’s also her favorite color
She’s a hockey fan and loves to ice skate
She enjoys live theatre
and concerts
She likes Mexican food but
doesn’t eat guacamole

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And
there’s
this…

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Source: Borders to Sell Intellectual Property to Barnes & Noble,
BloombergBusiness, September 26, 2011
Data is an Asset
The amount that
Barnes and Noble
paid for Borders’
trademarks and
intellectual property
(their customer
database)

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Missed Data /
Revenue Opportunity
“We looked at
loyalty cards but we
didn’t want to spend
all that money…”
Clive Schlee, Chief Executive
Pret A Manger
Source: Why Pret A Manger Gives Away so Much Free Food, Roberto A.
Ferdman for The Washington Post’s Wonkblog, April 23, 2015

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Data
Where to Collect It

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Big
Data

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What Data do You
Need to Build a
Relationship with
Your Prospects and
Customers?

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Reported Observed
Appended Extrapolated
4 Sources of Data

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Reported

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Reported
Source: eMarketer.com, April 2015
Initially you can
typically ask for 5
to 7 fields of
relevant
information without
drastically
increasing your
abandon rate

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Reported
Source: LinkedIn.com,April 2015
Ask for more
data each
time the
visitor
interacts with
your Website

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Observed
Completed
Transactions
Abandoned
Carts

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Observed
Website Browse
Behavior
Clicks on
Email Messages

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Observed
Social Media
Insights
Other
Information

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Appended
Purchasing
information about
your subscribers to
round out their
profiles and give
you more data for
segmentation and
targeting.
Source: AboutTheData.com, Acxiom, 2014
These are examples of B2C appended
data categories; you can also get B2B
data, like titles, from vendors

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Appended
Only Work with Reputable
Providers
Sanity Check How the
Data was Collected
Understand the
Limitations
Confirm that the Benefits
Justify the Cost

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Extrapolated
Taking what you
know about one
person and using
your experience
with similar
people to
guestimate what
they might
respond to.
Source: iTunes receipt, Apple, 2015

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Data
How to Use It

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0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
More Likely to
Purchase More Items
More Willing to Receive
Promotional Emails
More Willing to Share
Personal Preferences
Extremely Likely Very Likely Somewhat Likely Not at All Likely
Using Smart Data to Tailor Marketing
Messages for Recipients Makes Them…
Source: December 2013 survey of US digital shoppers conducted by
Harris Interactive as reported by eMarketer, January 28, 2014
81% 82% 69%

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Rate Your Company’s Ability to
Act on Insights Provided by Data
Source: Understanding the Customer Journey: More than Just Online,
eConsultancy with ResponseTap, April 2015
5%
29%
43%
18%
5%
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
Excellent Good Okay Poor Very Poor

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Personalization Customization
Targeting Qualifying
4 Ways to Use Data

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Personalization
Personalizing
a message
with a
name or other
reported data
Source: Creating Effective – and Profitable – Birthday Emails,
Jeanne Jennings for ClickZ, April 18, 2011

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Customization
Customizing
a standard
message
with
observed
data
Source: Email from Hanes, Jeanne Jennings’ inbox, March 2015

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Targeting
Sending a
message just
to a certain
segment of
your list
based on the
data you have
on them
Source: Email from Priceline, Jeanne Jennings’ inbox, June 2015

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Qualifying
Lead
Scoring

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Technology

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Dynamic Content Responsive Design
Triggering Multivariate Testing
Technologies

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Many technologies
are useful, but the
one that has the
highest return for
most organizations
is…

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Triggered
Email
Messages

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Source: 4Q 2014 Email Trends and Benchmarks Report, Epsilon, April 30, 2015
Triggered
messages
consistently
have higher
open and
click-
through
rates than
business-
as-usual
(non-
triggered)
messages)

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Reasons for Success
Internal External
Create them
once, use
them over and
over again
Highly
Relevant

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Source: 2013 Email Marketing Benchmark Report, MarketingSherpa

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Identify and Evaluate Potential
Trigger Opportunities
Source: Client Case Study, Jeanne Jennings.com, Inc.

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Good Often
Better
Single
Message
Triggered by
an Action
Series of
Messages
Triggered by
an Action

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Develop a Message Map to
Determine How Many Efforts are
Appropriate
More messages:
Lead nurturing
(complex sale) or
attempt to
change behavior
Fewer
messages:
Simple
responses to an
action

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And the biggest
reason technology
fails to deliver as
promised is that…

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“Technology alone is not
enough.
“It’s technology married
with the liberal arts,
married with the
humanities, that yields
us the results that make
our hearts sing.”
Steve Jobs
Co-founder and CEO
Apple Computer

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Technology alone
won’t improve
performance …

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…it’s a tool that
talented people
working for you
can use to improve
performance.

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Testing

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“The most important word in the
vocabulary of advertising is
TEST.
“Never stop testing and your
advertising will never stop
improving.”
David Ogilvy
Founder, Ogilvy and Mather
The Father of Advertising

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Source: Email Marketing Benchmark Report, MarketingSherpa, 2013

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Bake Testing into Your Marketing Plan
Plan for the testing you’ll do at
least 3 months in advance
Alternate between simple tests
(subject line) and those that
take more effort (landing page
content)
Have a sound hypothesis
around why a test will beat the
control
Look for tests where the results
can have long term impact
Always set a quantitative goal
for your test
Goal to your bottom-line
objectives (usually revenue or
sales or page views, rarely
opens or clicks)
Make sure your results are
statistically significant
Back test periodically to confirm
your results

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16 Types of Email Marketing Tests
1. Lists / List Segmentation 9. General Copy
2. Landing Page Elements (which
could spur another list of 15 or
more)
10. Personalization (Data Merge)
3. Completely New Creative 11. Subject Line
4. Preview Pane View 12. From Line
5. Customization (Targeted Content) 13. Design (fonts/colors/image)
6. Offer Copy/Placement 14. Time of the Send
7. Call-to-Action Copy/Placement 15. Day of the Send
8. Wireframe / Layout 16. Treated versus Untreated
Source: 15 Types of Email Marketing Tests You Should be Doing, Jeanne
Jennings for ClickZ.com, April 15, 2013

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My Challenge
to You: Do One
Strategic Test a
Month!

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Additional Digital Marketing Resources
Free
Look for Jeanne’s column on email
marketing every other Monday
www.ClickZ.com
Jeanne’s Blog and Email Newsletter
www.JeanneJennings.com
@JeaJen to follow Jeanne
@DPrism1 to follow Digital Prism

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The Premier Email Marketing
Association, part of the DMA
www.EmailExperience.org
A Private Community for Email
Marketers; look for Jeanne’s
monthly post on the blog
www.OnlyInfluencers.com
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