This document discusses various topics related to customer service and experience. It provides tips on using social media and technology to engage customers, generate leads, and improve the customer experience. Specific strategies mentioned include using Facebook ads and custom audiences to target customers, developing a niche focus, implementing online payments and forms, and making processes easy for customers through tools like triple monitors and fillable PDFs. The overall message is that focusing on customer service, experience, and using technology can help businesses connect with customers and build their brand.
Janis Rozenblats: Discovering the Customer JourneyUX Riga
Janis Rozenblats talk at UXRiga 2015 conference. In this talk Janis share how to successfully build product that meets client needs based on data, assumptions and client interviews.
This document discusses content marketing strategies and how to create an effective content marketing culture within an organization. It recommends focusing on consistently providing helpful, relevant content to potential customers to build trust and move them through the sales funnel. Specifically, it suggests appointing a content manager and requiring employee participation to develop a steady stream of educational articles, guides, and other long-form content that addresses customers' needs and problems. Implementing an insourced content marketing strategy can significantly increase sales by better engaging customers and prospects.
We love to create websites that give your customers everything they need. We believe that form follows function. Simply tell us what you need and we will give you a quality solution
Bluetext Partner Jason Siegel Named to 40 Under 40Jason Siegel
This document provides profiles of 40 marketing professionals under the age of 40 who have been recognized for their accomplishments and leadership in the field of direct marketing. Each profile is 1-2 paragraphs and provides information about the individual's career experiences and achievements, as well as a defining moment, recommended reading, and words of advice. The profiles showcase a diverse group of talented marketing leaders who are helping to advance the industry through innovative initiatives and a strong focus on metrics, technology, and customer relationships.
Paul Sansone Jr.: To Win The War Against Your Competition You Need a Strong A...Sean Bradley
This document discusses strategies for car dealerships to strengthen their sales forces and compete effectively against increasing competition. It recommends building up both the "air force" of internet and digital marketing as well as the "ground force" of salespeople through training and tools. Specific tactics mentioned include training salespeople in social media marketing and customer relationship management, empowering them with personalized websites, and focusing on relationship-building and referrals through loyalty programs.
Using Personalisation To Reduce The FrictionSagittarius
The document appears to be notes from a digital marketing conference on travel. It includes:
- Names of several speakers on topics like customer lifecycles, customer service, and the connected travel consumer.
- Hashtags around digital marketing and travel as well as the conference host @SagittariusMktg.
- Notes on concepts like customer lifetime value, calculating profitability, and reducing friction for customers.
- Statistics shared on website visits, conversions, and growth in online bookings from optimizing digital experiences.
- Mentions of learned, explicit and implied customer data, as well as the "human API".
- Closing tips around knowing your customer, understanding their journey, and reducing friction
This document discusses various topics related to customer service and experience. It provides tips on using social media and technology to engage customers, generate leads, and improve the customer experience. Specific strategies mentioned include using Facebook ads and custom audiences to target customers, developing a niche focus, implementing online payments and forms, and making processes easy for customers through tools like triple monitors and fillable PDFs. The overall message is that focusing on customer service, experience, and using technology can help businesses connect with customers and build their brand.
Janis Rozenblats: Discovering the Customer JourneyUX Riga
Janis Rozenblats talk at UXRiga 2015 conference. In this talk Janis share how to successfully build product that meets client needs based on data, assumptions and client interviews.
This document discusses content marketing strategies and how to create an effective content marketing culture within an organization. It recommends focusing on consistently providing helpful, relevant content to potential customers to build trust and move them through the sales funnel. Specifically, it suggests appointing a content manager and requiring employee participation to develop a steady stream of educational articles, guides, and other long-form content that addresses customers' needs and problems. Implementing an insourced content marketing strategy can significantly increase sales by better engaging customers and prospects.
We love to create websites that give your customers everything they need. We believe that form follows function. Simply tell us what you need and we will give you a quality solution
Bluetext Partner Jason Siegel Named to 40 Under 40Jason Siegel
This document provides profiles of 40 marketing professionals under the age of 40 who have been recognized for their accomplishments and leadership in the field of direct marketing. Each profile is 1-2 paragraphs and provides information about the individual's career experiences and achievements, as well as a defining moment, recommended reading, and words of advice. The profiles showcase a diverse group of talented marketing leaders who are helping to advance the industry through innovative initiatives and a strong focus on metrics, technology, and customer relationships.
Paul Sansone Jr.: To Win The War Against Your Competition You Need a Strong A...Sean Bradley
This document discusses strategies for car dealerships to strengthen their sales forces and compete effectively against increasing competition. It recommends building up both the "air force" of internet and digital marketing as well as the "ground force" of salespeople through training and tools. Specific tactics mentioned include training salespeople in social media marketing and customer relationship management, empowering them with personalized websites, and focusing on relationship-building and referrals through loyalty programs.
Using Personalisation To Reduce The FrictionSagittarius
The document appears to be notes from a digital marketing conference on travel. It includes:
- Names of several speakers on topics like customer lifecycles, customer service, and the connected travel consumer.
- Hashtags around digital marketing and travel as well as the conference host @SagittariusMktg.
- Notes on concepts like customer lifetime value, calculating profitability, and reducing friction for customers.
- Statistics shared on website visits, conversions, and growth in online bookings from optimizing digital experiences.
- Mentions of learned, explicit and implied customer data, as well as the "human API".
- Closing tips around knowing your customer, understanding their journey, and reducing friction
This document discusses how businesses struggle with marketing in the dark without visibility into website visitors and social media conversations. It notes that only 20% of leads are followed up on and 16% of leads are deemed sales-ready. The presentation recommends using tools to gain real-time visibility into website visitors and conversation filters to discover social media discussions to better engage prospects. It promotes the Act-On marketing platform for its email marketing, tools in one platform, and affordable pricing to help companies stop marketing in the dark.
Greenville Mobi Coupons offers custom-branded mobile and tablet loyalty apps to help businesses improve customer loyalty and relationships. Their proprietary software platform includes features like QR codes, tablet loyalty programs, mobile punch cards, social rewards, growing subscriber lists, and mobile deals. Their monthly subscription plans start at $99 for basic features and go up to $299 for unlimited locations and campaigns.
SocialSnack is a social media marketing agency that operates in Latin America. It believes in connecting people through great storytelling on social media. The document outlines SocialSnack's methodology, which involves researching consumer and culture, defining customer clusters, creating a channel plan and strategy, implementing campaigns, and continuously optimizing based on measurement and learnings. It also discusses topics like customer acquisition, lead nurturing, and the customer lifecycle.
What is important to your female customer may not be important to you—as a man. But as an owner, a GM, a finance manager, a sales manager, a salesperson --what your female customer wants and needs should be very important. Jeffrey Gitomer said “It’s not the hard sell, it’s the heart sell”. He also said “The head is attached to the price, the heart is attached to the wallet. If you jerk the heartstrings, the wallet comes popping out of the back pocket.” Are you ready for this? Sales- isn’t really about numbers. It’s about relationships. Win the relationship –win your customer. Win your customer – win referrals. Win-Win-Win-Win. Gross is a byproduct of the relationship between a salesperson and the customer. The numbers are the easiest part. Let me help you reach your most influential demographic....women.
This is a presentation given by Matthew Kwan, Principal Consultant of Adams (www.adamshk.com) at the joint seminar of Alibaba and SME.gig.hk on November, 12, 2015.
This document discusses how last touch attribution in web analytics does not accurately capture the value of marketing campaigns because it only attributes conversions to the final interaction before a purchase. It proposes that multi-touch attribution which tracks contributions from earlier customer interactions would show marketing campaigns are worth more than last touch attribution suggests. The document advocates for using multi-touch attribution and funnels to demonstrate how much more an SEO campaign, for example, is actually worth to a business.
The document provides tips on marketing and conversion optimization. It discusses focusing marketing efforts on a clear target audience and understanding how to reach them. It emphasizes the importance of measuring conversion elements through analytics and optimizing websites to encourage visitors to take the next step, such as making a purchase. Testing different options through A/B testing is recommended to improve performance. Building trust and credibility with potential customers is also key before they will make a booking or purchase.
This document discusses the importance of defining a brand promise for a startup. It notes common misconceptions around branding, such as that it is not necessary for a small startup or that it is just a marketing activity. The document emphasizes that branding is about building relationships and experiences with customers in order to create trust, loyalty, and advocacy. It recommends startup founders capture their brand promise and strategy in a brand brief that clarifies their vision, mission, value proposition, target market and competitive advantage. An exercise is provided for attendees to build their own brand briefs.
OutTrippin aims to curate and book local experiences recommended by travel bloggers. Their platform features trips handpicked by real experts. It allows time-poor travelers to easily book adventures through just a few clicks. OutTrippin takes a 15% cut and pays the remainder to local tour operators, keeping bloggers and operators aligned. They have 28 trips listed so far and have generated $10,000 in sales since launching in January. OutTrippin is seeking $500,000 to expand their community and customer development.
Inbox Game Plan, Simple and Effective Guide to Email MarketingAngela Meeker
This document discusses how email marketing can help increase awareness, revenue, and efficiency for businesses. It outlines the five stages of an email marketing funnel: Community, Crowd, Committed, Customers, and Core. For each stage, it provides the mission and example tactics, such as using blogs and social media to attract unfamiliar customers to your Community and using forms and landing pages to get email addresses from the Crowd. The document emphasizes that email should be used at all stages to educate, prequalify, convert, and retain customers in order to generate ongoing sales.
Social Media and Non-Profit Donor CyclesAngela Meeker
Originally presented at the Ohio National Organization of Women Annual Conference, Angie Meeker shares how social media fits into your non-profit's donor cycles.
Mobile devices continue to account for a large share of website visits and will continue to rise as more and more people choose to access information now rather than later. This presentation will help guide you into discovering how to make your business’s website presence more mobile friendly.
Primary Intelligence highlights the hottest B2B buyer trends to watch for in 2016: 1. Buying process will happen (mostly) without you. 2. Buyers expect B2C excellence from B2B vendors. 3. Firms with effective personas and journey mapping will surge ahead.
This document discusses Dataiku Flow and DCTC. Dataiku Flow is a data-driven orchestration framework for complex data pipelines that manages data dependencies and parallelization. It allows defining datasets and tasks to transform data. DCTC is a tool that can manipulate files across different storage systems like S3, GCS, HDFS to perform operations like copying, synchronizing, dispatching files. It aims to simplify common data transfer pains. The presentation concludes with contacting information for Dataiku executives.
Dataiku - google cloud platform roadshow - october 2013Dataiku
This document discusses Hal's need for a big data platform at his company Dim's Private Showroom. It outlines Hal's wishes to better understand customer behavior, determine which products to feature, and solve data and computing challenges. The document then introduces Dataiku and its open source data tracking and mining platform using Google Cloud and Hadoop. Finally, it provides an example project timeline and discusses early successes including improved report times and optimization of marketing channels.
Data Disruption for Insurance - Perspective from thDataiku
This document discusses how data disruption is impacting the insurance industry. It describes how insurance companies have evolved from using internal demographic and agency data for pricing and underwriting to now integrating open data and real-time data streams. Examples discussed include how telematics data from devices in cars is now used for usage-based insurance. The document suggests that within 10 years, insurance may be offered as a platform where customer data is continuously collected and analyzed to price products, perform underwriting, and provide risk analytics services on a personalized, real-time basis. Entities like online advertising platforms that collect large amounts of user data may end up driving this user-based insurance model of the future.
Dataiku, Pitch at Data-Driven NYC, New York City, September 17th 2013Dataiku
Our pitch at Data-Driven NYC meetup on September 17th (http://datadrivennyc.com).
Speaking about Data Scientists pains and how Dataiku Data Science Studio can help them to more than Data Cleaners and Data Leak Fixers !
Dataiku at SF DataMining Meetup - Kaggle Yandex ChallengeDataiku
This is a presentation made on the 13th August 2014 at the SF Data Mining Meetup at Trulia. It's about Dataiku and the Kaggle Personalized Web Search Ranking challenge sponsored by Yandex
The paradox of big data - dataiku / oxalide APEROTECHDataiku
The document discusses the paradoxes of big data. It notes that while data volumes are large, useful data can still be refined to fit in memory. It also discusses how the ecosystem around big data technologies like Hadoop and Spark has grown rapidly with many startups receiving funding. Practical uses of big data involve using tools like Dataiku's Data Science Studio to clean, model, and extract insights from multiple data sources to optimize processes like deliveries or improve search relevance. The document provides steps to get started with big data including learning Python/R and practicing on platforms like Kaggle to enter the field.
Dataiku - data driven nyc - april 2016 - the solitude of the data team m...Dataiku
This document discusses the challenges faced by a data team manager named Hal in developing a data science software platform for his company. It describes Hal's background in technical fields like functional programming. It then outlines some of the disconnects Hal experienced in determining the appropriate technologies, hiring the right people, accessing needed data, and involving product teams. The document provides suggestions for how Hal can find solutions, such as taking a polyglot approach using open source technologies, creating an API culture, and focusing on solving big business problems to gain support.
This document discusses the Lambda architecture, which is a design pattern for building data processing systems that require both batch and real-time processing. It describes the key components of a Lambda architecture, including batch and real-time data pipelines, serving layers, and a speed layer for low-latency queries. It also covers some of the main tools and frameworks used to implement Lambda architectures, such as Storm, Trident, Redis, and Summingbird, which provides a common API for both batch and real-time processing.
This document discusses how businesses struggle with marketing in the dark without visibility into website visitors and social media conversations. It notes that only 20% of leads are followed up on and 16% of leads are deemed sales-ready. The presentation recommends using tools to gain real-time visibility into website visitors and conversation filters to discover social media discussions to better engage prospects. It promotes the Act-On marketing platform for its email marketing, tools in one platform, and affordable pricing to help companies stop marketing in the dark.
Greenville Mobi Coupons offers custom-branded mobile and tablet loyalty apps to help businesses improve customer loyalty and relationships. Their proprietary software platform includes features like QR codes, tablet loyalty programs, mobile punch cards, social rewards, growing subscriber lists, and mobile deals. Their monthly subscription plans start at $99 for basic features and go up to $299 for unlimited locations and campaigns.
SocialSnack is a social media marketing agency that operates in Latin America. It believes in connecting people through great storytelling on social media. The document outlines SocialSnack's methodology, which involves researching consumer and culture, defining customer clusters, creating a channel plan and strategy, implementing campaigns, and continuously optimizing based on measurement and learnings. It also discusses topics like customer acquisition, lead nurturing, and the customer lifecycle.
What is important to your female customer may not be important to you—as a man. But as an owner, a GM, a finance manager, a sales manager, a salesperson --what your female customer wants and needs should be very important. Jeffrey Gitomer said “It’s not the hard sell, it’s the heart sell”. He also said “The head is attached to the price, the heart is attached to the wallet. If you jerk the heartstrings, the wallet comes popping out of the back pocket.” Are you ready for this? Sales- isn’t really about numbers. It’s about relationships. Win the relationship –win your customer. Win your customer – win referrals. Win-Win-Win-Win. Gross is a byproduct of the relationship between a salesperson and the customer. The numbers are the easiest part. Let me help you reach your most influential demographic....women.
This is a presentation given by Matthew Kwan, Principal Consultant of Adams (www.adamshk.com) at the joint seminar of Alibaba and SME.gig.hk on November, 12, 2015.
This document discusses how last touch attribution in web analytics does not accurately capture the value of marketing campaigns because it only attributes conversions to the final interaction before a purchase. It proposes that multi-touch attribution which tracks contributions from earlier customer interactions would show marketing campaigns are worth more than last touch attribution suggests. The document advocates for using multi-touch attribution and funnels to demonstrate how much more an SEO campaign, for example, is actually worth to a business.
The document provides tips on marketing and conversion optimization. It discusses focusing marketing efforts on a clear target audience and understanding how to reach them. It emphasizes the importance of measuring conversion elements through analytics and optimizing websites to encourage visitors to take the next step, such as making a purchase. Testing different options through A/B testing is recommended to improve performance. Building trust and credibility with potential customers is also key before they will make a booking or purchase.
This document discusses the importance of defining a brand promise for a startup. It notes common misconceptions around branding, such as that it is not necessary for a small startup or that it is just a marketing activity. The document emphasizes that branding is about building relationships and experiences with customers in order to create trust, loyalty, and advocacy. It recommends startup founders capture their brand promise and strategy in a brand brief that clarifies their vision, mission, value proposition, target market and competitive advantage. An exercise is provided for attendees to build their own brand briefs.
OutTrippin aims to curate and book local experiences recommended by travel bloggers. Their platform features trips handpicked by real experts. It allows time-poor travelers to easily book adventures through just a few clicks. OutTrippin takes a 15% cut and pays the remainder to local tour operators, keeping bloggers and operators aligned. They have 28 trips listed so far and have generated $10,000 in sales since launching in January. OutTrippin is seeking $500,000 to expand their community and customer development.
Inbox Game Plan, Simple and Effective Guide to Email MarketingAngela Meeker
This document discusses how email marketing can help increase awareness, revenue, and efficiency for businesses. It outlines the five stages of an email marketing funnel: Community, Crowd, Committed, Customers, and Core. For each stage, it provides the mission and example tactics, such as using blogs and social media to attract unfamiliar customers to your Community and using forms and landing pages to get email addresses from the Crowd. The document emphasizes that email should be used at all stages to educate, prequalify, convert, and retain customers in order to generate ongoing sales.
Social Media and Non-Profit Donor CyclesAngela Meeker
Originally presented at the Ohio National Organization of Women Annual Conference, Angie Meeker shares how social media fits into your non-profit's donor cycles.
Mobile devices continue to account for a large share of website visits and will continue to rise as more and more people choose to access information now rather than later. This presentation will help guide you into discovering how to make your business’s website presence more mobile friendly.
Primary Intelligence highlights the hottest B2B buyer trends to watch for in 2016: 1. Buying process will happen (mostly) without you. 2. Buyers expect B2C excellence from B2B vendors. 3. Firms with effective personas and journey mapping will surge ahead.
This document discusses Dataiku Flow and DCTC. Dataiku Flow is a data-driven orchestration framework for complex data pipelines that manages data dependencies and parallelization. It allows defining datasets and tasks to transform data. DCTC is a tool that can manipulate files across different storage systems like S3, GCS, HDFS to perform operations like copying, synchronizing, dispatching files. It aims to simplify common data transfer pains. The presentation concludes with contacting information for Dataiku executives.
Dataiku - google cloud platform roadshow - october 2013Dataiku
This document discusses Hal's need for a big data platform at his company Dim's Private Showroom. It outlines Hal's wishes to better understand customer behavior, determine which products to feature, and solve data and computing challenges. The document then introduces Dataiku and its open source data tracking and mining platform using Google Cloud and Hadoop. Finally, it provides an example project timeline and discusses early successes including improved report times and optimization of marketing channels.
Data Disruption for Insurance - Perspective from thDataiku
This document discusses how data disruption is impacting the insurance industry. It describes how insurance companies have evolved from using internal demographic and agency data for pricing and underwriting to now integrating open data and real-time data streams. Examples discussed include how telematics data from devices in cars is now used for usage-based insurance. The document suggests that within 10 years, insurance may be offered as a platform where customer data is continuously collected and analyzed to price products, perform underwriting, and provide risk analytics services on a personalized, real-time basis. Entities like online advertising platforms that collect large amounts of user data may end up driving this user-based insurance model of the future.
Dataiku, Pitch at Data-Driven NYC, New York City, September 17th 2013Dataiku
Our pitch at Data-Driven NYC meetup on September 17th (http://datadrivennyc.com).
Speaking about Data Scientists pains and how Dataiku Data Science Studio can help them to more than Data Cleaners and Data Leak Fixers !
Dataiku at SF DataMining Meetup - Kaggle Yandex ChallengeDataiku
This is a presentation made on the 13th August 2014 at the SF Data Mining Meetup at Trulia. It's about Dataiku and the Kaggle Personalized Web Search Ranking challenge sponsored by Yandex
The paradox of big data - dataiku / oxalide APEROTECHDataiku
The document discusses the paradoxes of big data. It notes that while data volumes are large, useful data can still be refined to fit in memory. It also discusses how the ecosystem around big data technologies like Hadoop and Spark has grown rapidly with many startups receiving funding. Practical uses of big data involve using tools like Dataiku's Data Science Studio to clean, model, and extract insights from multiple data sources to optimize processes like deliveries or improve search relevance. The document provides steps to get started with big data including learning Python/R and practicing on platforms like Kaggle to enter the field.
Dataiku - data driven nyc - april 2016 - the solitude of the data team m...Dataiku
This document discusses the challenges faced by a data team manager named Hal in developing a data science software platform for his company. It describes Hal's background in technical fields like functional programming. It then outlines some of the disconnects Hal experienced in determining the appropriate technologies, hiring the right people, accessing needed data, and involving product teams. The document provides suggestions for how Hal can find solutions, such as taking a polyglot approach using open source technologies, creating an API culture, and focusing on solving big business problems to gain support.
This document discusses the Lambda architecture, which is a design pattern for building data processing systems that require both batch and real-time processing. It describes the key components of a Lambda architecture, including batch and real-time data pipelines, serving layers, and a speed layer for low-latency queries. It also covers some of the main tools and frameworks used to implement Lambda architectures, such as Storm, Trident, Redis, and Summingbird, which provides a common API for both batch and real-time processing.
The Rise of the DataOps - Dataiku - J On the Beach 2016 Dataiku
Many organisations are creating groups dedicated to data. These groups have many names : Data Team, Data Labs, Analytics Teams….
But whatever the name, the success of those teams depends a lot on the quality of the data infrastructure and their ability to actually deploy data science applications in production.
In that regards a new role of “DataOps” is emerging. Similar, to Dev Ops for (Web) Dev, the Data Ops is a merge between a data engineer and a platform administrator. Well versed in cluster administration and optimisation, a data ops would have also a perspective on the quality of data quality and the relevance of predictive models.
Do you want to be a Data Ops ? We’ll discuss its role and challenges during this talk
How to Market to, Sell and Service the Connected Consumer and Grow Your Busin...asTech
Frank Terlep has over 32 years of experience in the auto body and repair industry. He discusses how the industry has changed with larger consolidations, more complex vehicles, and insurers wanting more control over the repair process. Today's connected consumer expects an experience, education on repairs, status updates, qualified technicians, and price transparency. However, many shops do not focus their marketing budget and activities on connected consumers. Frank recommends implementing tools like branded email, text, social media, customer databases, mobile apps, websites, digital signage, and more to better engage and serve today's connected consumer. Everything should be measured to improve performance and sales.
This document discusses how the company Clearworks focuses on understanding customers' needs, wants, and experiences in order to help other companies build strong customer relationships and profitable businesses. It explains that Clearworks talks to a wide variety of customers, provides fresh thinking and innovation expertise across many industries, and takes a customized approach to solving each strategic challenge.
Learn more about the statistics around mobile apps and why it's valuable for small businesses to have one and use mobile marketing for their customers.
Presented at ORBiT Canada's Real Time Day 2016
Panel discussion by:
• Moderator: Kevin Campbell, Policy Works
• Tom Reid, Aviva
• Cindy Gravelle, Youngs Insurance
• Sam Natur, Bullfrog Insurance
Along the path to a digital commercial lines enterprise, automation and connectivity are table stakes. Yet most brokers and insurers aren’t there today. Let’s hear from industry leaders on how they are leading the way and what that looks like for them.
Finding and serving digital customers is the endgame for any digital enterprise, with social media, mobility, cloud, consumerization, and analytics as the foundational pieces. We’ll talk about some initiatives that represent brave steps into this new world.
What baby steps can brokers and insurers take to enter into this realm? What strategies can brokers use to remain relevant and valued in the digital world? How do they protect themselves from the disintermediation that often follows consumerization?
The Economy of NOW - a digital approach to customer relationshipsRebecca Caroe
Delivered August 2017 to the Employers and Manufacturers Association 4th Annual Managers and Team Leaders conference.
- Customer expectations
- Big Data
- Manufacturing as a service
- Your Digital Organisation
Managing the Virtual Dealership. Customer Experience is Everything.3 Birds Marketing LLC
This document discusses how digital technologies are disrupting traditional businesses and the automotive industry. It emphasizes that maintaining a positive online presence through search engine optimization, website optimization, social media, and reputation management is now critical for car dealerships. The document provides examples of companies that failed to adapt to digital changes and highlights the importance of embracing changing consumer behaviors such as independent online research. It stresses that dealerships should focus on building trust and value through an integrated online approach in order to attract customers and improve sales.
The document discusses how COVID-19 has changed consumer behavior and accelerated digital transformation. It notes that 94% of Fortune 1000 companies have seen disruptions and consumers are spending more time online and relying more on digital channels. It emphasizes that businesses must communicate their value to customers and adapt to changing demands. The document then discusses how developing a web presence and e-commerce solution can help businesses reduce costs, reach more customers, improve marketing and customer experience. It provides examples of how personalization is key to digital transformation and success stories from KSA and UAE. Finally, it outlines MicroCenter's capabilities in digital transformation and why brands choose them to assist with their digital journey.
This presentation is based on concept I had presented about 2-3 years ago, along the lines of going mobile with loyalty, and adding payments and ecommerce to the mix.
Loyalty based benefits and rewards are the gateway to a customer's heart, though it should not be overplayed. A fine balance is required, and the more personalized instances that can be delivered, the closer a customer will be to the brand.
The mobile platform gives every business the chance to deliver a more personalized and hand-on experience. And let's not forget that the data related to human behavior and actions is immeasurably the most essential component in delivering the best experience.
It is an abridged version of a comprehensive concept, which I can discuss and consult on should any organization be interested in implementing it for their customers, and as such increase their customer experience.
How people really use mobile and apps shilpa rani_nit_agartalaSHILPA RANI
This document discusses how people use mobile apps for self-expression, discovery, preparation, personal time, shopping, and socializing. It finds that apps are becoming more popular than traditional mobile ads and browser-based experiences. The most downloaded apps in the US are Messenger, Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram, and Color Switch. However, only about half of the most downloaded apps are among the most used, suggesting new apps struggle to retain users. Getting users to initially download an app is difficult, but keeping them engaged is even harder. Metrics like monthly active users are better for measuring app popularity and success than downloads alone. The document also discusses the growing success of Paytm in India's digital commerce market and strategies for fraud prevention
5 Key Steps to Drive with Fintech Customer JourneysDouglas Karr
Customer loyalty is waning in the financial industry as consumers are presented with a vast array of alternative offerings both on and offline. Careful research and design of customer journeys is having a positive impact on organizations to win, keep, and increase the value of prospects and customers. This is a webinar that I did on behalf of Salesforce.
The document discusses social business and how social strategies can help organizations better understand customers. It defines social CRM as focusing on engagement and relationships rather than just transactions. Social networks, the quantified self, and customer data are presented as ways to gain insights into customers. Several case studies of companies leveraging social media and customer communities are provided, including KLM, Fiskars, Zopa, and fast fashion retailers. Metrics for measuring the impact of social strategies on customer acquisition, retention, loyalty, and evangelism are discussed.
The document discusses how companies can better understand customer behavior online through web analytics and engagement tools to improve e-commerce sales. It emphasizes understanding how visitors arrive and interact with websites, identifying areas for optimization, and engaging customers through two-way interactions like live chat to improve conversion rates and loyalty. Web analytics and live visitor tracking provide insights into visitor paths and trends to guide customers through their online journey more effectively.
How to Win the Big Bet on PersonalizationJake Borr
How often do you visit a site and are presented with content that does not pertain to your behavior and interests? While amusing at times, poorly personalized digital experiences can be frustrating for the end user, and reflect negatively on brand image.
Forrester research found that “Only 16% of marketers currently have the capability to capture customer intent and deliver real-time, behavior-based marketing across all channels.” While personalization’s slow adoption can be attributed to its perceived risk, <strong>personalization is a proven winner in terms of delivering greater engagement, sales uplift and repeat website visits
In this webinar, you will hear from Acquia and MRM on how to take the fear out of personalization, and how successful implementation can help your organization:
-Increase revenue from product recommendations
-Drive conversion rates with personalized call-to-actions (CTAs)
-Influence customer purchasing decisions
-Create a more consistent and engaging digital brand experience
Amazon is the world's largest online retailer that has grown over 15 years in the e-commerce industry. It has pioneered products and services like 1-Click shopping, Prime, AWS, Kindle, and Alexa. Amazon's mission is to be earth's most customer-centric company by building a place for people to find and discover anything they want to buy online. It faces competition from companies like Google, Apple, and Walmart but maintains strengths in innovation, customer focus, and fulfillment capabilities.
The cloud-based solution allows content owners and partners to easily create and manage mobile sites and campaigns from anywhere without technical expertise.
Building a sustainable revenue engine with Copernica Marketing SoftwareCopernica BV
Learn how to build your own sustainable revenue engine by using Copernica Marketing Software. Selling is about initiating conversation and conversations build relationships and instill trust. Your brand is the sum of these conversations. Copernica Marketing Software offers you the right tools to send the right messag to the right person at the right time using the right channel! Find out how by watching this presentation.
Netwealth educational webinar - Lessons from Silicon Valley and what it means...netwealthInvest
This document summarizes a presentation by Santi Burridge on lessons from Silicon Valley for Australian financial advisers. Key points include:
- Over 800 startups in Silicon Valley are focused on financial services and know more about clients than advisers.
- Advisers' role in investment advice is changing due to technology enabling mass customization of advice.
- Australian advisers need to embrace technology to ensure future disruption complements their businesses.
- Advisers should focus on building scalable, personalized client experiences through technology.
Changing Face of Consumer in the Life Insurance IndustryEdgewater
Edgewater Consulting presentation to the Life Insurers Council and at life insurance forums on the purchasing habits of Gen Y, and what insurance carriers need to do to stay relevant
wearedbp.com (Extented): Digital Transformation - What's Next?Ivan Fernandes
The document discusses the implications of digital transformation for brands, agencies, and consumers. It argues that successful brands of the future will be digital and customer-focused, defining and delivering future brand experiences. It also stresses that future brands will have a profound understanding of digital impact and will use digital technologies to create value throughout the value chain. The document advocates leveraging digital technology for optimal business engagement, embracing technology for competitive advantage, and delivering superior customer experiences.
This document discusses the pros and cons of owning an insurance agency. It notes the flexibility that comes with being an owner in terms of work-life balance, but also the complexities of managing finances, taxes, and legal exposures. While agency ownership provides opportunities for career progression, knowledge growth, and management, it also requires adaptability, hard work, and surrounding oneself with knowledgeable peers. Overall, the document emphasizes that niche specialization will be important for agencies to remain competitive going forward.
The document provides an overview of how to be a "Rockstar IA" or top-performing insurance agent. It emphasizes the importance of consistent prospecting to keep your sales pipeline full. It discusses laws of prospecting like the law of need and law of replacement. The document outlines the sales process from initial contact and qualifying prospects to meetings, quoting, and closing deals. It emphasizes interrupting prospects, having the right mindset, and duplicating the habits of top performers like being optimistic, competitive, and relentless.
The agenda included presentations from Colin Vaughn on personal stories, Josh Lipstone on WLIG, and Matt Juengel on marketing to developers and subdivisions. Erik Garcia was to discuss savings for younger customers and Jimmy Eubanks planned to discuss his phone system. The marketing tip for the meeting was also on the agenda.
This document discusses how insurance agencies can leverage digital marketing and social media to grow their business. It provides examples of social media marketing campaigns run by independent insurance agents that generated new customers and significant revenue. Specifically, the document discusses how agents can create branded content, partner with third parties, and use tools like contests and reviews on Facebook and LinkedIn to find new leads and convert them into clients. Case studies show campaigns achieving customer acquisition costs as low as $76 and return on investment as high as 309%. The document advocates that 30-50% of an agency's business could come from digital marketing within the next 5-10 years.
This document provides an overview of Jason Cass's approach to transforming a business into a social and digital business. It outlines ground rules for working with Jason, common objections to social and digital strategies and myths about online selling. The document also shares case studies of social media marketing campaigns and their results. Key tools for social media, digital media, and the overall "blueprint" for running a social and digital agency are also outlined.
The document provides information from Jason Cass about his story of becoming an insurance agent and starting his own agency. It discusses how he started using social media and digital marketing to grow his agency. It includes several case studies showing how contests and promotions on Facebook and LinkedIn generated new business leads and customers. Overall revenues from social media efforts for his agency have been over $100,000. The document also provides tips and best practices for using Facebook, including how to optimize pages, dimensions for images, and types of posts that generate user engagement.
The document discusses Jason Cass's experience using social and digital media to grow his insurance agency. It provides case studies showing how contests and promotions on Facebook and LinkedIn generated new business leads and increased revenue. Key points include how referrals from low-cost contests provided a 154% return on investment and how ongoing social media use increased total agency revenue to $105,000 within 45 months. The document advocates using social media to build connections and share content in order to attract new customers.
Understanding the tools of social and Digital Media was a presentation focused on how agents can use social media and digital tools to market their agency. It included 4 case studies of agencies that ran promotions on Facebook and LinkedIn that resulted in new business leads and clients. One case study described a referral contest on Facebook that generated 19 referrals and 11 new clients in 6 weeks, with a 154% return on investment. The presentation provided tips on content creation and optimization for social media, the differences between a Facebook profile and page, and how to get more fans and engagement on Facebook.
The document provides an agenda for a presentation on using social media for insurance marketing. It introduces the speaker, Jason Cass, and his agency. It discusses key concepts like socialnomics and consumerization. Cass describes his social media activities including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn. The presentation includes three case studies where Cass used a referral contest through ProjectCAP to generate new business leads. One case study resulted in 9 new clients from 11 referrals. The presentation encourages agents to get involved in digital marketing sooner rather than later to gain market share.
This document provides information about generating revenue online using Facebook and other social media and digital tools. It includes an agenda, ground rules, myths about online selling, common objections to social media, and examples of how to use Facebook for advertising and promotion. Case studies are presented showing how social media contests and promotions generated new business leads and increased revenue. Metrics are given on fans, revenue, and expenses from social media marketing over 39 months. Basics of Facebook, including profiles vs pages, edgerank, mobile usage, and negative feedback are also covered.
This document summarizes a workshop on generating revenue through social media and Facebook. It discusses generating leads and sales through creating Facebook fan pages and ads. It provides three case studies of campaigns run by agents that generated numerous customer referrals, quotes, and new clients. Metrics are provided on growth of fans, premiums written, and commissions earned over 12, 24, and 36 months of using social media campaigns. Tips are provided on targeting prospects, identifying competitors, and common mistakes to avoid.
This document discusses how an insurance agency used social media, specifically Facebook, to generate new business leads and increase revenue. It provides three case studies of campaigns the agency ran on Facebook that resulted in new customer referrals, quotes, and policies sold. The first case study discusses a contest held in 2011 that generated 19 referrals and led to $28,000 in written premium. Subsequent campaigns and the agency's social media presence overall helped increase annual premiums written from $35,000 to $110,000 over two years, exceeding original goals.
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
This presentation includes basic of PCOS their pathology and treatment and also Ayurveda correlation of PCOS and Ayurvedic line of treatment mentioned in classics.
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A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
LAND USE LAND COVER AND NDVI OF MIRZAPUR DISTRICT, UPRAHUL
This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
Executive Directors Chat Leveraging AI for Diversity, Equity, and InclusionTechSoup
Let’s explore the intersection of technology and equity in the final session of our DEI series. Discover how AI tools, like ChatGPT, can be used to support and enhance your nonprofit's DEI initiatives. Participants will gain insights into practical AI applications and get tips for leveraging technology to advance their DEI goals.
19. CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
how the consumer of today perceives
value and makes a buying decisions….
…based on the interactions they have with you or your
agency throughout the life of your business relationship