Blair Cooke | EMSA 2010
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B2B and B2C - Different strokes for different folks Whether you work in a business to business (B2B) or a business to consumer (B2C) organisation, each presents a completely different set of challenges. This session examines two very different approaches to email marketing.
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Blair Cooke | EMSA 2010
- 1. B2B and B2C Different strokes for different folks Blair Cooke Database Marketing Director Fairfax Digital
- 2. B2C B2B B2C challenges are less arduous
- 3. This can make us lazy B2C marketers
- 4. with a batch and blast approach
- 5. and little interest in relevance
- 6. or much thought given to engagement.
- 7. So we need bigger and bigger lists.
- 8. Instead we should be inquisitive
- 10. Add value to their experience
- 14. Engender loyalty
- 15. You are not as sexy as you think you are
- 16. The hidden cost of email
- 17. Are B2B & B2C all that different?
- 18. Blair Cooke Database Marketing Director Fairfax Digital LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/blaircooke Twitter: @WiseMouth
Editor's Notes
- Low value purchase Quicker decision making process Simpler products Less complex i.e. less sales involvement Bigger audience
- Make yourself relevant You are not as sexy as you think you are Segment What data do you collect? How do you use it? Personalise Take me to the article you think I’m interested in Get the timing right (trigger-based email) Subscribers want to be the first to know
- Bad marketers can run a profitable campaign that converts at 0.0002% Bad email marketing kills your engagement… …which then affects your deliverability 13% of “delivered” email never makes it to the inbox (Return Path) So we fall back to bigger lists, more frequency, “smarter” creative
- Principles are the same Complexity of B2B makes email marketers work harder The challenge for B2C email marketers is to think more like B2B The infinite audience doesn’t exist How do I build a long-term relationship that engages my subscribers and adds value