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Masterplan
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The best kind of marketing,
doesn’t feel anything like marketing.
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By 2020, customer experience will
overtake price and product as the
key brand differentiator.
Source: Walker info
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CX is already the key differentiator
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It always has been.
Remember…
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And always
will be…
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What business are you really in?
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The businesses that fail, are
those that fail to put customer
desire at the forefront of every
single decision and interaction
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Risk of inaction
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How can we apply
great CX to email marketing?
Slide 13 @philipstorey @dotmailer
First things first…
Think like a customer.
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Seek first,
to understand
Slide 15 @philipstorey @dotmailer
Define all messages around
the customer journey…
Slide 16 @philipstorey @dotmailer
Always base your
message around
how people feel
at the time…
Slide 17 @philipstorey @dotmailer
and never miss out on the best moments
Slide 18 @philipstorey @dotmailer
Provide a seamless
experience across
all channels
Slide 19 @philipstorey @dotmailer
Put the customer
in control of the
relationship
Slide 20 @philipstorey @dotmailer
Always be relevant
Slide 21 @philipstorey @dotmailer
Create a one-to-one
dialogue, based on
value exchange
Slide 22 @philipstorey @dotmailer
Only ask for
information that
will enable you to
provide higher
value interactions
Slide 23 @philipstorey @dotmailer
Design calls to
action, how your
customers want
them most…
Slide 24 @philipstorey @dotmailer
Make information easy to consume,
through great design
Headline
Proposition
in essence
Call to action
Slide 25 @philipstorey @dotmailer
Be there, when your
customers want you most
Slide 26 @philipstorey @dotmailer
Thank you
Philip Storey
Enchant
Thisisenchant.com
@philipstorey
09 February 2016 Copyright © Econsultancy
The Customer Experience
Imperative
9th February 2016
Seán Donnelly
Senior Research Analyst
sean.donnelly@econsultancy.com
@seanog1982
@Econsultancy
Who am I?
“If we knew what is was we
were doing, it wouldn't be
called research”
29
CONTEXT
Evolving marketing landscape
09 February 2016 The Customer Experience Imperative 30
An Evolving Marketing Landscape
Traditional marketing funnel
17 July 2015 The Customer Experience Imperative 32
Attention
Interest
Desire
Action
Loyalty
?
Marketing funnel image source: https://blog.generalassemb.ly/loyalty-loop-replacing-marketing-funnel/
The multichannel / multi-device reality
• 7 internet enabled devices per
household
• Spending more time on mobile
versus desktop
• Mobile accounts for 45% of all
ecommerce traffic in the UK
Modern Marketing Manifesto
“Customers do not recognise lines and nor
should we. Online, offline, above the line,
below the line... we need to think and deliver
experiences and marketing without
delineation.”
https://econsultancy.com/blog/62574-introducing-the-modern-marketing-manifesto/
ECONSULTANCY
RESEARCH AND
ANALYSIS
09 February 2016 The Customer Experience Imperative 36
Single most exciting opportunity in 2016
09 February 2016 37The Customer Experience Imperative
The ultimate customer experience
Source: Econsultancy, The Ultimate Customer Experience was Created 1,000 Years Ago
Contextualising Customer Experience
09 February 2016 39The Customer Experience Imperative
Top digital priorities for 2016
09 February 2016 40The Customer Experience Imperative
Engaging on a human level
41
Most under-valued capabilities for customer
experience excellence
09 February 2016 42
8%
9%
11%
18%
9%
9%
12%
15%
Real-time marketing
Social media
analytics
Joining up online
and offline data
Marketing
automation
Econsultancy / Adobe Quarterly Digital Intelligence Briefing
2015
2016
The Customer Experience Imperative
“Proactively delighting customers
earns trust, which earns more
business from those customers,
even in new business arenas.”
“We see our customers as invited
guests to a party, and we are the
hosts. It’s our job every day to make
every important aspect of the
customer experience a little bit
better.”
Source: Irish Times, November 2015
The Customer Experience Imperative
09 February 2016 45
Customer Experience as the primary
way to differentiate from competition
09 February 2016 46
6%
6%
6%
14%
15%
53%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
Price
Mobile - becoming a 'mobile first' company
that absolutely caters to the mobile…
Product / service choice
Product / service quality
Convenience - fast delivery, in-store pickup,
multiple payment mechanism, buy online…
Customer service / customer experience -
making it easy, fun, valuable and/or…
Econsultancy / Adobe Quarterly Digital Intelligence Briefing 2015
The Customer Experience Imperative
09 February 2016
Increased consumer expectations
Do you agree or disagree with the following statements?
Source: Econsultancy / Monetate real Time Marketing Report: https://econsultancy.com/reports/real-time-marketing-report
09 February 2016
Devices and Channels
Do you agree or disagree with the following statements?
Source: Econsultancy / Monetate real Time Marketing Report: https://econsultancy.com/reports/real-time-marketing-report
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
AS A SOURCE OF
COMPETITIVE
ADVANTAGE
49The Customer Experience Imperative
Customer Experience as a source
of competitive advantage
09 February 2016 50
09 February 2016 51
Customer experience as a competitive advantage
09 February 2016 52
09 February 2016 53
09 February 2016
Econsultancy / Adobe Quarterly Digital Trends Briefing: Digital Trends 2016
Figure 1: Which three digital-related areas are the top priorities for your organization in 2016? (Company respondents) 54
Top digital priorities for 2016
55
Marketing has a new remit
09 February 2016
• Context
• Importance of data
• Engagements:
• Right place
• Right data
• Right time
• Lasting relationships
Companies who are
personalising web experiences
are seeing an average
19% uplift in sales.
Source: The Realities of Online Personalisation Report 56
57
What are the main business benefits of
customer experience optimisation?
0%
2%
13%
19%
22%
50%
66%
94%
Not sure
Other
Reduced marketing and advertising cost
Increased return on ad spend
Increased average order value
Renewal, cross-sell and upsell
Better brand perception and loyalty
Higher engagement and conversion rates
Engagement, brand
perception and a greater
affinity to repeat purchase
take priority…
Source: Econsultancy / Ensighten Customer Experience Optimization Report March 2015
John Lewis scoops omni-channel
retailer of the year at World Retail
Awards for 2014 Retail Awards for 2014
58
28.1% of sales online
Growing at 19.2%
THE REALITY OF
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
Disparate data sets a key challenge
• Only 29% of marketers claim to have a Single
Customer View (SCV).
• Only 17% of marketers claim they are fully
capable of understanding customer journeys.
• Only 12% of claim that they have the
capability to make data driven decisions in
real time.
• Only 8% of marketers have a single platform
that manages data across platforms.
60
Source: Econsultancy, Quarterly Digital Intelligence
Briefing: Multichannel Reality
09 February 2016
But customers expect ……
Source: Econsultancy / Monetate Real Time Marketing Report: https://econsultancy.com/reports/real-time-marketing-report
62
Future competitive advantage?
1. Join up data and systems, then…
2. Deliver experiences that are consistent, synced and responsive
across devices/channels, then…
3. Make them personalised, proactive and contextual
“Because the purpose of business is to
create a customer, the business enterprise
has two–and only two–basic functions:
marketing and innovation. Marketing and
innovation produce results; all the rest are
costs. Marketing is the distinguishing, unique
function of the business.”
Peter Drucker
09 February 2016 The Customer Experience Imperative 63
We’re all marketers…
09 February 2016 Copyright © Econsultancy
Thank You
Seán Donnelly
Senior Research Analyst
sean.donnelly@econsultancy.com
@seanog1982
@Econsultancy

Customer experience masterplan

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    Slide 2 @philipstorey@dotmailer Housekeeping WiFi Password = dotDigital2013! Twitter - @dotmailer #dotlive FIRE! Toilets Evaluation Forms
  • 3.
  • 4.
    Slide 4 @philipstorey@dotmailer The best kind of marketing, doesn’t feel anything like marketing.
  • 5.
    Slide 5 @philipstorey@dotmailer By 2020, customer experience will overtake price and product as the key brand differentiator. Source: Walker info
  • 6.
    Slide 6 @philipstorey@dotmailer CX is already the key differentiator
  • 7.
    Slide 7 @philipstorey@dotmailer It always has been. Remember…
  • 8.
    Slide 8 @philipstorey@dotmailer And always will be…
  • 9.
    Slide 9 @philipstorey@dotmailer What business are you really in?
  • 10.
    Slide 10 @philipstorey@dotmailer The businesses that fail, are those that fail to put customer desire at the forefront of every single decision and interaction
  • 11.
    Slide 11 @philipstorey@dotmailer Risk of inaction
  • 12.
    Slide 12 @philipstorey@dotmailer How can we apply great CX to email marketing?
  • 13.
    Slide 13 @philipstorey@dotmailer First things first… Think like a customer.
  • 14.
    Slide 14 @philipstorey@dotmailer Seek first, to understand
  • 15.
    Slide 15 @philipstorey@dotmailer Define all messages around the customer journey…
  • 16.
    Slide 16 @philipstorey@dotmailer Always base your message around how people feel at the time…
  • 17.
    Slide 17 @philipstorey@dotmailer and never miss out on the best moments
  • 18.
    Slide 18 @philipstorey@dotmailer Provide a seamless experience across all channels
  • 19.
    Slide 19 @philipstorey@dotmailer Put the customer in control of the relationship
  • 20.
    Slide 20 @philipstorey@dotmailer Always be relevant
  • 21.
    Slide 21 @philipstorey@dotmailer Create a one-to-one dialogue, based on value exchange
  • 22.
    Slide 22 @philipstorey@dotmailer Only ask for information that will enable you to provide higher value interactions
  • 23.
    Slide 23 @philipstorey@dotmailer Design calls to action, how your customers want them most…
  • 24.
    Slide 24 @philipstorey@dotmailer Make information easy to consume, through great design Headline Proposition in essence Call to action
  • 25.
    Slide 25 @philipstorey@dotmailer Be there, when your customers want you most
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    09 February 2016Copyright © Econsultancy The Customer Experience Imperative 9th February 2016 Seán Donnelly Senior Research Analyst sean.donnelly@econsultancy.com @seanog1982 @Econsultancy
  • 29.
    Who am I? “Ifwe knew what is was we were doing, it wouldn't be called research” 29
  • 30.
    CONTEXT Evolving marketing landscape 09February 2016 The Customer Experience Imperative 30
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    Traditional marketing funnel 17July 2015 The Customer Experience Imperative 32 Attention Interest Desire Action Loyalty ? Marketing funnel image source: https://blog.generalassemb.ly/loyalty-loop-replacing-marketing-funnel/
  • 33.
    The multichannel /multi-device reality • 7 internet enabled devices per household • Spending more time on mobile versus desktop • Mobile accounts for 45% of all ecommerce traffic in the UK
  • 35.
    Modern Marketing Manifesto “Customersdo not recognise lines and nor should we. Online, offline, above the line, below the line... we need to think and deliver experiences and marketing without delineation.” https://econsultancy.com/blog/62574-introducing-the-modern-marketing-manifesto/
  • 36.
    ECONSULTANCY RESEARCH AND ANALYSIS 09 February2016 The Customer Experience Imperative 36
  • 37.
    Single most excitingopportunity in 2016 09 February 2016 37The Customer Experience Imperative
  • 38.
    The ultimate customerexperience Source: Econsultancy, The Ultimate Customer Experience was Created 1,000 Years Ago
  • 39.
    Contextualising Customer Experience 09February 2016 39The Customer Experience Imperative
  • 40.
    Top digital prioritiesfor 2016 09 February 2016 40The Customer Experience Imperative
  • 41.
    Engaging on ahuman level 41
  • 42.
    Most under-valued capabilitiesfor customer experience excellence 09 February 2016 42 8% 9% 11% 18% 9% 9% 12% 15% Real-time marketing Social media analytics Joining up online and offline data Marketing automation Econsultancy / Adobe Quarterly Digital Intelligence Briefing 2015 2016 The Customer Experience Imperative
  • 43.
    “Proactively delighting customers earnstrust, which earns more business from those customers, even in new business arenas.” “We see our customers as invited guests to a party, and we are the hosts. It’s our job every day to make every important aspect of the customer experience a little bit better.”
  • 44.
    Source: Irish Times,November 2015 The Customer Experience Imperative
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    Customer Experience asthe primary way to differentiate from competition 09 February 2016 46 6% 6% 6% 14% 15% 53% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% Price Mobile - becoming a 'mobile first' company that absolutely caters to the mobile… Product / service choice Product / service quality Convenience - fast delivery, in-store pickup, multiple payment mechanism, buy online… Customer service / customer experience - making it easy, fun, valuable and/or… Econsultancy / Adobe Quarterly Digital Intelligence Briefing 2015 The Customer Experience Imperative
  • 47.
    09 February 2016 Increasedconsumer expectations Do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Source: Econsultancy / Monetate real Time Marketing Report: https://econsultancy.com/reports/real-time-marketing-report
  • 48.
    09 February 2016 Devicesand Channels Do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Source: Econsultancy / Monetate real Time Marketing Report: https://econsultancy.com/reports/real-time-marketing-report
  • 49.
    CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE AS ASOURCE OF COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE 49The Customer Experience Imperative
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    Customer Experience asa source of competitive advantage 09 February 2016 50
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    Customer experience asa competitive advantage 09 February 2016 52
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    09 February 2016 Econsultancy/ Adobe Quarterly Digital Trends Briefing: Digital Trends 2016 Figure 1: Which three digital-related areas are the top priorities for your organization in 2016? (Company respondents) 54 Top digital priorities for 2016
  • 55.
    55 Marketing has anew remit 09 February 2016 • Context • Importance of data • Engagements: • Right place • Right data • Right time • Lasting relationships
  • 56.
    Companies who are personalisingweb experiences are seeing an average 19% uplift in sales. Source: The Realities of Online Personalisation Report 56
  • 57.
    57 What are themain business benefits of customer experience optimisation? 0% 2% 13% 19% 22% 50% 66% 94% Not sure Other Reduced marketing and advertising cost Increased return on ad spend Increased average order value Renewal, cross-sell and upsell Better brand perception and loyalty Higher engagement and conversion rates Engagement, brand perception and a greater affinity to repeat purchase take priority… Source: Econsultancy / Ensighten Customer Experience Optimization Report March 2015
  • 58.
    John Lewis scoopsomni-channel retailer of the year at World Retail Awards for 2014 Retail Awards for 2014 58 28.1% of sales online Growing at 19.2%
  • 59.
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    Disparate data setsa key challenge • Only 29% of marketers claim to have a Single Customer View (SCV). • Only 17% of marketers claim they are fully capable of understanding customer journeys. • Only 12% of claim that they have the capability to make data driven decisions in real time. • Only 8% of marketers have a single platform that manages data across platforms. 60 Source: Econsultancy, Quarterly Digital Intelligence Briefing: Multichannel Reality
  • 61.
    09 February 2016 Butcustomers expect …… Source: Econsultancy / Monetate Real Time Marketing Report: https://econsultancy.com/reports/real-time-marketing-report
  • 62.
    62 Future competitive advantage? 1.Join up data and systems, then… 2. Deliver experiences that are consistent, synced and responsive across devices/channels, then… 3. Make them personalised, proactive and contextual
  • 63.
    “Because the purposeof business is to create a customer, the business enterprise has two–and only two–basic functions: marketing and innovation. Marketing and innovation produce results; all the rest are costs. Marketing is the distinguishing, unique function of the business.” Peter Drucker 09 February 2016 The Customer Experience Imperative 63 We’re all marketers…
  • 64.
    09 February 2016Copyright © Econsultancy Thank You Seán Donnelly Senior Research Analyst sean.donnelly@econsultancy.com @seanog1982 @Econsultancy

Editor's Notes

  • #2 Hi I am Skip Fidura from dotmailer and the Chair of the UK DMA Email Council. Today we will be talking about Multichannel Marketing for B2B marketers.
  • #4 Hi I am Skip Fidura from dotmailer and the Chair of the UK DMA Email Council. Today we will be talking about Multichannel Marketing for B2B marketers.
  • #5 Hands up if you agree? If marketing feels so useful, valuable to you, it’s almost invisible? That’s amazing CX
  • #7 UberEATS. disruption in every marketplace, entirely based around great CX – as new ventures launch, wrapping everything about their brand around a gap in the market where current brands have failed to put customer needs first.
  • #8 CX
  • #9 UberEATS Prime Air, 3d printing – manufacturing. We are heading to a point where only business that design themselves around CX will win
  • #10 It starts with this. What business are you really in? These three things are not some kind of revelationary idea – they are on the walls of these companies offices. I thought I was a CRM email specialist. Actually I am in the biz of enabling people to get closer to the brands they love and get what they really want from them, every time
  • #12 Worse still, stand still and die
  • #14 It’s easy to say this, easy to dismiss it. But this has to be embodied. These are real people, with real needs and feelings. Put these at the core of your strategy
  • #15 Being a great Listener is the basis of any great relationship. Don’t make assumptions. Ask questions at sign-up, listen to engagement and respond accordingly.
  • #16 Map out your customer journey and create messaging that aligns with the touch points where customers start, stop and rest along the way
  • #17 Who of us in this room, can truly say that we always base our marketing strategy based on how people feel at that time? Emotional marketing. Returns example
  • #18 Brands almost always fail at making the most of moments of truth, where customers are elated. Create advocates GOOGLE MICRO MOMENTS
  • #19 Nailed your email contact strategy? Make sure you replicate the same customer-centric strategy across social, PPC, website personalisation and offline brochure / DM
  • #20 Ask your subscribers when they want to hear from you and how often. Put them in control at all times
  • #21 As customers change, make sure you adapt your messaging. Remember, this is a relationship, and you have to be listening in order to be able to provide the greatest value back
  • #22 Using data, technology and automation should be invisible…
  • #23 Aim for 1:1 messaging content using data, technology and marketing automation
  • #25 Three core elements of content. Put customers before design
  • #26 Get real-time to maximize your messaging relevance and value.
  • #27 1. Consistent 2. Customer in control 3. Same experience everywhere