During dmaDetroit's 15th Annual AIMS event, Larry Freed, President of Forsee Results presented on: "Metrics to Understand the Cross-Channel Customer"
This is his presentation.
To help small businesses become more successful online, whether it be winning new customers or driving sales, 123-reg wanted to understand how British adults feel about small business websites.
What were we looking to answer?
Why do customers choose to buy from small businesses over big businesses?
What are a small businesses greatest strengths?
Are these strengths reflected in their digital activity?
How can small businesses improve their current digital activity to win customers and drive sales?
Can digital personalisation of a website drive revenue?
The document discusses best practices for auditing agency performance, including evaluating integrated online and offline media. It provides tips on interpreting media plans and reports, such as ensuring the creative strategy is justified and optimized over time. Creative testing methodologies and how to attribute success across channels are also covered.
The quantitative importance of Social Commerce - Richard Anson - ReevooWebanalisten .nl
Richard Anson will talk about the importance of user generated content and how to quantify its impact. He will dispel several myths of social commerce, showing how it is much more than social media, how it is measurable, and prove with numbers the impact of social commerce on conversion and sales. Richard will also provide some best practice examples and tips on what to measure and how to analyse results and give an overview of trends and user behaviour. This session is a great opportunity to learn, benchmark and ask all your questions to an expert.
Personalisation to improve customer experienceEpiserver
Personalisation uses the priceless information you gather about customers, both new and returning, to tailor content, information and offers. This session will look at how you can use personalisation to improve user experience and bring your segmentation strategy alive.
Conversion Optimization Framework to Build Sustainable and Repeat GrowthTushar Purohit
The goal of the this presentation on Conversion optimization Framework is to remove the guesswork from the conversion optimization process. It provides comprehensive analysis to anyone interested in optimization with a specific methodology to produce consistent results.
Native advertising is a specific form of online advertising where ads replicate the look-and-feel of their serving platform. In such context, providing a good user experience with the served ads is crucial to ensure a positive user experience and hence long-term user engagement. In this talk, I will describe work at Yahoo aiming at understanding the user experience on ads in the mobile context and building learning frameworks to identify and account for ads of low quality while ensuring a return of investment to advertisers.
Slides for the Invited Talk at BigData Innovators Gathering (BIG), co-located with WWW 2017, Perth 2017 (https://big2017.org). Earlier versions of this talk were given at various venues in London.
Improving Post-Click User Engagement on Native Ads via Survival AnalysisMounia Lalmas-Roelleke
In this paper we focus on estimating the post-click engagement on native ads by predicting the dwell time on the corresponding ad landing pages. To infer relationships between feature of the ads and dwell time we resort to the application of survival analysis techniques, which allow us to estimate the distribution of the length of time that the user will spend on the ad. This information is then integrated into the ad ranking function with the goal of promoting the rank of ads that are likely to be clicked and consumed by users (dwell time greater than a given threshold). The online evaluation over live traffic shows that considering post-click engagement has a consistent positive effect on both CTR, decreases the number of bounces and increases the average dwell time, hence leading to a better user post-click experience.
There are the slides of our WWW 2016 paper. This is work with Nicola Barbieri and Fabrizio Silvestri.
To help small businesses become more successful online, whether it be winning new customers or driving sales, 123-reg wanted to understand how British adults feel about small business websites.
What were we looking to answer?
Why do customers choose to buy from small businesses over big businesses?
What are a small businesses greatest strengths?
Are these strengths reflected in their digital activity?
How can small businesses improve their current digital activity to win customers and drive sales?
Can digital personalisation of a website drive revenue?
The document discusses best practices for auditing agency performance, including evaluating integrated online and offline media. It provides tips on interpreting media plans and reports, such as ensuring the creative strategy is justified and optimized over time. Creative testing methodologies and how to attribute success across channels are also covered.
The quantitative importance of Social Commerce - Richard Anson - ReevooWebanalisten .nl
Richard Anson will talk about the importance of user generated content and how to quantify its impact. He will dispel several myths of social commerce, showing how it is much more than social media, how it is measurable, and prove with numbers the impact of social commerce on conversion and sales. Richard will also provide some best practice examples and tips on what to measure and how to analyse results and give an overview of trends and user behaviour. This session is a great opportunity to learn, benchmark and ask all your questions to an expert.
Personalisation to improve customer experienceEpiserver
Personalisation uses the priceless information you gather about customers, both new and returning, to tailor content, information and offers. This session will look at how you can use personalisation to improve user experience and bring your segmentation strategy alive.
Conversion Optimization Framework to Build Sustainable and Repeat GrowthTushar Purohit
The goal of the this presentation on Conversion optimization Framework is to remove the guesswork from the conversion optimization process. It provides comprehensive analysis to anyone interested in optimization with a specific methodology to produce consistent results.
Native advertising is a specific form of online advertising where ads replicate the look-and-feel of their serving platform. In such context, providing a good user experience with the served ads is crucial to ensure a positive user experience and hence long-term user engagement. In this talk, I will describe work at Yahoo aiming at understanding the user experience on ads in the mobile context and building learning frameworks to identify and account for ads of low quality while ensuring a return of investment to advertisers.
Slides for the Invited Talk at BigData Innovators Gathering (BIG), co-located with WWW 2017, Perth 2017 (https://big2017.org). Earlier versions of this talk were given at various venues in London.
Improving Post-Click User Engagement on Native Ads via Survival AnalysisMounia Lalmas-Roelleke
In this paper we focus on estimating the post-click engagement on native ads by predicting the dwell time on the corresponding ad landing pages. To infer relationships between feature of the ads and dwell time we resort to the application of survival analysis techniques, which allow us to estimate the distribution of the length of time that the user will spend on the ad. This information is then integrated into the ad ranking function with the goal of promoting the rank of ads that are likely to be clicked and consumed by users (dwell time greater than a given threshold). The online evaluation over live traffic shows that considering post-click engagement has a consistent positive effect on both CTR, decreases the number of bounces and increases the average dwell time, hence leading to a better user post-click experience.
There are the slides of our WWW 2016 paper. This is work with Nicola Barbieri and Fabrizio Silvestri.
Customer Intelligence & Analytics - Part II: Exploring the Idea & Value of Ma...Vivastream
The document discusses marketing analytic techniques, including data mining. It describes how data mining can help with various stages of customer acquisition, activation, relationship management, retention, and win-back. Specifically, it explains how data mining can help identify good prospects, understand customer longevity, reduce risk, and optimize messaging to improve customer lifetime value. The goal is to operationalize analytics at each stage of the customer lifecycle to improve marketing outcomes.
An expert panel discussed how an holistic data plan can benefit businesses. They covered establishing a single customer data source, conducting a data audit, and determining the commercial value of customer data. Opportunities from a data plan include on-site behavioral targeting, off-site behavioral targeting, A/B testing, and multi-channel attribution to improve marketing across channels based on customer behavior. The discussion focused on how leveraging customer data through a comprehensive data strategy allows businesses to gain insights, continuously optimize marketing, and increase sales across online and offline channels.
Digital analyst with over 10 years of experience in web and user behavior analytics. Specializes in defining key performance indicators and metrics to continuously improve websites and measure success. Provides data-driven recommendations by analyzing user flows, goals, and interactions to increase sales, customer satisfaction, and reduce costs.
MA8 Digitaalinen markkinointi (luento 4)Joni Salminen
This document discusses conversion optimization in online marketing. It defines conversion as a user taking a desired action on a website, like making a purchase. Conversion optimization aims to increase the conversion rate by testing and improving factors like landing page design, call-to-actions, and motivation of different traffic sources. While some optimization methods like A/B testing can increase conversion rates cost-effectively, marketers must consider trade-offs and prioritize the strategies with the best returns. The conversion funnel and cost of conversion are also important frameworks for optimization.
Native advertising is a specific form of online advertising where ads replicate the look-and-feel of their serving platform. In such context, providing a good user experience with the served ads is crucial to ensure long-term user engagement. In this work, we explore the notion of ad quality, namely the effectiveness of advertising from a user experience perspective. We design a learning framework to predict the pre-click quality of native ads. More specifically, we look at detecting offensive native ads, showing that, to quantify ad quality, ad offensive user feedback rates are more reliable than the commonly used click-through rate metrics. We then conduct a crowd-sourcing study to identify which criteria drive user preferences in native advertising. We translate these criteria into a set of ad quality features that we extract from the ad text, image and advertiser, and then use them to train a model able to identify offensive ads. We show that our model is very effective in detecting offensive ads, and provide in-depth insights on how different features affect ad quality. Finally, we deploy a preliminary version of such model and show its effectiveness in the reduction of the offensive ad feedback rate.
There are the slides of our WWW 2016 paper. This is work with Ke (Adam) Zhou, Miriam Redi and Andy Haines.
Making the Most of Multi-Channel StrategiesArt Hall
This document discusses strategies for integrating online and offline marketing and sales channels. It recommends developing a 360-degree view of customers by integrating customer data across channels. A case study describes how NetBank implemented an inbound marketing strategy across multiple channels, including email, phone calls and secure messages, to increase sales and cross-selling. Key tactics included customer segmentation, targeted campaigns, and integrating offers across channels. The document concludes by recommending focusing on the emotional customer experience, personalized messaging, and breaking down organizational silos.
SalesFUSION Webinars - Taming the flood of digital dataSalesfusion
This document summarizes an analyst webinar about capturing and using digital body language from website visitors. The webinar discussed tracking website visitors using cookies and IP addresses. It covered integrating this web analytics data into CRM systems to provide sales alerts. The webinar also discussed using this digital body language data to score leads and trigger nurturing campaigns.
The document proposes using technologies like computer vision, sensors, and data analytics to capture customer touchpoints and behavior in physical stores in order to better understand customers, increase customer experience and conversion rates, and improve marketing effectiveness and operational efficiency. A solution is outlined that involves collecting data from sources like video cameras, WiFi, beacons, and point of sale to analyze customer segmentation, journeys, and preferences. The goal is to help stores compete with e-commerce companies by gaining similar insights into personalized customer experiences.
Maximizing conversion with checkout optimizationElastic Path
With average cart abandonment rates falling anywhere between 55 and 72%, it’s no wonder checkout optimization is the number one concern for ecommerce marketers. But redesigns and A/B tests often fail to move the needle because they focus only on checkout design, and ignore the psychological reasons customers are abandoning their purchases.
In this deck you will learn:
*A systematic process for optimizing your website that addresses the FUD (fears, uncertainties and doubts) surrounding the purchase process
*How to perform a heuristic evaluation on your checkout process for design and usability
*Tips for breaking out of your testing rut
DATA Targeting - Powering Display Advertisingijsid
Display advertising can be an effective alternative to search advertising by using data-driven targeting and retargeting strategies. Retargeting analyzes site visitors and targets them with personalized ads across the media network. This improves key metrics like direct traffic, organic searches, click-through rates, and gross sales. Retargeting is ideal for testing with a budget of 30,000 clicks for 3 months for sites that receive 10,000 daily unique users. It allows continuous optimization of campaigns based on cost-per-acquisition and other goals.
Big Data, Bigger Campaigns: Using IBM’s Unica and Netezza Platforms to Increa...graemeknows
Is your organization challenged by the explosion of data and increasing expectations for results? Unica Campaign Management and IBM Netezza appliances can provide capabilities to address and overcome them. This presentation offers customer case histories and performance studies that provide insights in today's world where digital and traditional channels are increasingly intertwined.
The document discusses key components and uses of the Internet for marketing purposes. It describes how the Internet allows for electronic business, marketing, and commerce through various elements like email, websites, file transfers, and more. It also outlines several ways companies can utilize the Internet for advertising, personal selling, sales promotion, public relations, and direct marketing. Measurement of effectiveness is discussed as well.
Friendly, Appealing or Both? Characterising User Experience in Sponsored Sear...Mounia Lalmas-Roelleke
Many of today’s websites have recognised the importance of mobile friendly pages to keep users engaged and to provide a satisfying user experience. However, next to the experience provided by the sites themselves, advertisements, when clicked, present users with landing pages that are not necessarily mobile friendly. We explore what type of features are able to characterise the mobile friendliness of sponsored search ad landing pages. To have a complete understanding of the mobile ad experience in terms of layout and visual appearance, we also explore the notion of the ad page aesthetic appeal. We design and collect annotations for both dimensions on a large set of ads, and find that mobile friendliness and aesthetics represent different notions.
We perform a comprehensive study of the effectiveness of over 120 features on the tasks of friendliness and aesthetics prediction. We find that next to general page size, HTML, and resource usage based features, several features based on the visual composition of landing pages are important to determine mobile friendliness and aesthetics. We demonstrate the additional benefit of these various types of features by comparing against the mobile friendliness guidelines provided by W3C. Finally, we use our models to determine the state of landing page mobile friendliness and aesthetics on a large sample of advertisements of a major internet company.
These are the slides of work presented at WWW 2017 in Perth:
M. Bron, M. Redi, F. Silvestri, H. Evans, M. Chute and M. Lalmas. Friendly, Appealing or Both? Characterising User Experience in Sponsored Search Landing Pages, 26th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW 2017), Industrial Track, Perth, Australia, 3-7 April, 2017.
Behavioral targeting (BT) is an advertising methodology that shows ads to users based on the sites they visit and their actions on those sites. It works by taking into account a user's browsing history, purchases, and online behaviors to establish patterns and target ads to the right people, in the right place, at the right time with the right message. While it allows for more optimized campaigns and retargeting, concerns about behavioral marketing include the use of personal cookies and potential privacy issues.
1. The document discusses three key questions about measuring success of Penguin's direct-to-consumer activities: why engage with readers, how to measure success, and how it impacts the bottom line.
2. It argues defining a clear purpose is essential to answering these questions and setting metrics. Two example purposes are provided to illustrate how purpose shapes metrics: engaging readers versus supporting trade.
3. A third purpose is proposed: using digital activity to differentiate Penguin at competitive points in publishing like sales/distribution, promotion/PR, and consumer marketing. This focuses all efforts on competitive advantage.
The document discusses different customer relationship examples for various products and services, including strategies for demand generation, key opinion leaders, willingness to pay testing, and virality versus churn for mobile apps. Examples include targeting women on Facebook ads, booth promotions at trade shows, referral programs, and working with patient advocacy groups for medical devices. The examples provide insights into effective customer acquisition tactics.
This document discusses measurement frameworks for B2B and B2C marketing. It recommends beginning the measurement process by setting measurable objectives and key performance indicators. Different models for calculating return on investment are examined, including single-touch attribution, multi-touch attribution, and marketing mix modeling. The document also introduces a proprietary Brand Experience Optimization model for quantifying consumer satisfaction and determining the impact of different activation elements on key brand measures. A case study demonstrates how this model was used to analyze different execution concepts for a Huawei product tour.
This document summarizes a study that examined the impact of online store personality on customer trust and purchase intention. The study investigated how the personality dimensions of enthusiasm, sophistication, genuineness and unpleasantness relate to customer trust and purchase intention, and whether website quality mediates these relationships. 327 participants evaluated 3 online stores and completed surveys on store personality, customer trust, purchase intention and website quality. Results showed that genuineness most strongly predicted customer trust, while genuineness also most strongly predicted purchase intention. Website quality was found to mediate the relationships between store personality and both customer trust and purchase intention.
Promoting Positive Post-click Experience for In-Stream Yahoo Gemini UsersMounia Lalmas-Roelleke
Click-through rate (CTR) is the most common metric used to assess the performance of an online advert; another performance of an online advert is the user post-click experience. In this paper, we describe the method we have implemented in Yahoo Gemini to measure the post-click experience on Yahoo mobile news streams via an automatic analysis of advert landing pages. We measure the post-click experience by means of two well-known metrics, dwell time and bounce rate. We show that these metrics can be used as proxy of an advert post-click experience, and that a negative post-click experience has a negative effect on user engagement and future ad clicks. We then put forward an approach that analyses advert landing pages, and show how these can affect dwell time and bounce rate. Finally, we develop a prediction model for advert quality based on dwell time, which was deployed on Yahoo mobile news stream app running on iOS. The results show that, using dwell time as a proxy of post- click experience, we can prioritise higher quality ads. We demonstrate the impact of this on users via A/B testing.
At dmaDetroit's Jan. 29, 2015 program, Dr. Joe Bavonese discussed his tools for successfully growing and retaining a customer base covering engaging your customers, developing direct response strategies and more.
Mapping the remarkable; Julie Anixter & Amy Kingdmadetroit
On November 17th 2011 the Direct Marketing Association of Detroit hosted the return of the Educational Seminar. The committed chaired by association president Alex Della Torre, secured Julie Anixter of Maga Design Group/Managing Editor of InnovationExcellence.com and Amy King Vice President of Marketing Services, Entertainment Publications Inc. whom presented this magnificent topic...Mapping the Remarkable
Customer Intelligence & Analytics - Part II: Exploring the Idea & Value of Ma...Vivastream
The document discusses marketing analytic techniques, including data mining. It describes how data mining can help with various stages of customer acquisition, activation, relationship management, retention, and win-back. Specifically, it explains how data mining can help identify good prospects, understand customer longevity, reduce risk, and optimize messaging to improve customer lifetime value. The goal is to operationalize analytics at each stage of the customer lifecycle to improve marketing outcomes.
An expert panel discussed how an holistic data plan can benefit businesses. They covered establishing a single customer data source, conducting a data audit, and determining the commercial value of customer data. Opportunities from a data plan include on-site behavioral targeting, off-site behavioral targeting, A/B testing, and multi-channel attribution to improve marketing across channels based on customer behavior. The discussion focused on how leveraging customer data through a comprehensive data strategy allows businesses to gain insights, continuously optimize marketing, and increase sales across online and offline channels.
Digital analyst with over 10 years of experience in web and user behavior analytics. Specializes in defining key performance indicators and metrics to continuously improve websites and measure success. Provides data-driven recommendations by analyzing user flows, goals, and interactions to increase sales, customer satisfaction, and reduce costs.
MA8 Digitaalinen markkinointi (luento 4)Joni Salminen
This document discusses conversion optimization in online marketing. It defines conversion as a user taking a desired action on a website, like making a purchase. Conversion optimization aims to increase the conversion rate by testing and improving factors like landing page design, call-to-actions, and motivation of different traffic sources. While some optimization methods like A/B testing can increase conversion rates cost-effectively, marketers must consider trade-offs and prioritize the strategies with the best returns. The conversion funnel and cost of conversion are also important frameworks for optimization.
Native advertising is a specific form of online advertising where ads replicate the look-and-feel of their serving platform. In such context, providing a good user experience with the served ads is crucial to ensure long-term user engagement. In this work, we explore the notion of ad quality, namely the effectiveness of advertising from a user experience perspective. We design a learning framework to predict the pre-click quality of native ads. More specifically, we look at detecting offensive native ads, showing that, to quantify ad quality, ad offensive user feedback rates are more reliable than the commonly used click-through rate metrics. We then conduct a crowd-sourcing study to identify which criteria drive user preferences in native advertising. We translate these criteria into a set of ad quality features that we extract from the ad text, image and advertiser, and then use them to train a model able to identify offensive ads. We show that our model is very effective in detecting offensive ads, and provide in-depth insights on how different features affect ad quality. Finally, we deploy a preliminary version of such model and show its effectiveness in the reduction of the offensive ad feedback rate.
There are the slides of our WWW 2016 paper. This is work with Ke (Adam) Zhou, Miriam Redi and Andy Haines.
Making the Most of Multi-Channel StrategiesArt Hall
This document discusses strategies for integrating online and offline marketing and sales channels. It recommends developing a 360-degree view of customers by integrating customer data across channels. A case study describes how NetBank implemented an inbound marketing strategy across multiple channels, including email, phone calls and secure messages, to increase sales and cross-selling. Key tactics included customer segmentation, targeted campaigns, and integrating offers across channels. The document concludes by recommending focusing on the emotional customer experience, personalized messaging, and breaking down organizational silos.
SalesFUSION Webinars - Taming the flood of digital dataSalesfusion
This document summarizes an analyst webinar about capturing and using digital body language from website visitors. The webinar discussed tracking website visitors using cookies and IP addresses. It covered integrating this web analytics data into CRM systems to provide sales alerts. The webinar also discussed using this digital body language data to score leads and trigger nurturing campaigns.
The document proposes using technologies like computer vision, sensors, and data analytics to capture customer touchpoints and behavior in physical stores in order to better understand customers, increase customer experience and conversion rates, and improve marketing effectiveness and operational efficiency. A solution is outlined that involves collecting data from sources like video cameras, WiFi, beacons, and point of sale to analyze customer segmentation, journeys, and preferences. The goal is to help stores compete with e-commerce companies by gaining similar insights into personalized customer experiences.
Maximizing conversion with checkout optimizationElastic Path
With average cart abandonment rates falling anywhere between 55 and 72%, it’s no wonder checkout optimization is the number one concern for ecommerce marketers. But redesigns and A/B tests often fail to move the needle because they focus only on checkout design, and ignore the psychological reasons customers are abandoning their purchases.
In this deck you will learn:
*A systematic process for optimizing your website that addresses the FUD (fears, uncertainties and doubts) surrounding the purchase process
*How to perform a heuristic evaluation on your checkout process for design and usability
*Tips for breaking out of your testing rut
DATA Targeting - Powering Display Advertisingijsid
Display advertising can be an effective alternative to search advertising by using data-driven targeting and retargeting strategies. Retargeting analyzes site visitors and targets them with personalized ads across the media network. This improves key metrics like direct traffic, organic searches, click-through rates, and gross sales. Retargeting is ideal for testing with a budget of 30,000 clicks for 3 months for sites that receive 10,000 daily unique users. It allows continuous optimization of campaigns based on cost-per-acquisition and other goals.
Big Data, Bigger Campaigns: Using IBM’s Unica and Netezza Platforms to Increa...graemeknows
Is your organization challenged by the explosion of data and increasing expectations for results? Unica Campaign Management and IBM Netezza appliances can provide capabilities to address and overcome them. This presentation offers customer case histories and performance studies that provide insights in today's world where digital and traditional channels are increasingly intertwined.
The document discusses key components and uses of the Internet for marketing purposes. It describes how the Internet allows for electronic business, marketing, and commerce through various elements like email, websites, file transfers, and more. It also outlines several ways companies can utilize the Internet for advertising, personal selling, sales promotion, public relations, and direct marketing. Measurement of effectiveness is discussed as well.
Friendly, Appealing or Both? Characterising User Experience in Sponsored Sear...Mounia Lalmas-Roelleke
Many of today’s websites have recognised the importance of mobile friendly pages to keep users engaged and to provide a satisfying user experience. However, next to the experience provided by the sites themselves, advertisements, when clicked, present users with landing pages that are not necessarily mobile friendly. We explore what type of features are able to characterise the mobile friendliness of sponsored search ad landing pages. To have a complete understanding of the mobile ad experience in terms of layout and visual appearance, we also explore the notion of the ad page aesthetic appeal. We design and collect annotations for both dimensions on a large set of ads, and find that mobile friendliness and aesthetics represent different notions.
We perform a comprehensive study of the effectiveness of over 120 features on the tasks of friendliness and aesthetics prediction. We find that next to general page size, HTML, and resource usage based features, several features based on the visual composition of landing pages are important to determine mobile friendliness and aesthetics. We demonstrate the additional benefit of these various types of features by comparing against the mobile friendliness guidelines provided by W3C. Finally, we use our models to determine the state of landing page mobile friendliness and aesthetics on a large sample of advertisements of a major internet company.
These are the slides of work presented at WWW 2017 in Perth:
M. Bron, M. Redi, F. Silvestri, H. Evans, M. Chute and M. Lalmas. Friendly, Appealing or Both? Characterising User Experience in Sponsored Search Landing Pages, 26th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW 2017), Industrial Track, Perth, Australia, 3-7 April, 2017.
Behavioral targeting (BT) is an advertising methodology that shows ads to users based on the sites they visit and their actions on those sites. It works by taking into account a user's browsing history, purchases, and online behaviors to establish patterns and target ads to the right people, in the right place, at the right time with the right message. While it allows for more optimized campaigns and retargeting, concerns about behavioral marketing include the use of personal cookies and potential privacy issues.
1. The document discusses three key questions about measuring success of Penguin's direct-to-consumer activities: why engage with readers, how to measure success, and how it impacts the bottom line.
2. It argues defining a clear purpose is essential to answering these questions and setting metrics. Two example purposes are provided to illustrate how purpose shapes metrics: engaging readers versus supporting trade.
3. A third purpose is proposed: using digital activity to differentiate Penguin at competitive points in publishing like sales/distribution, promotion/PR, and consumer marketing. This focuses all efforts on competitive advantage.
The document discusses different customer relationship examples for various products and services, including strategies for demand generation, key opinion leaders, willingness to pay testing, and virality versus churn for mobile apps. Examples include targeting women on Facebook ads, booth promotions at trade shows, referral programs, and working with patient advocacy groups for medical devices. The examples provide insights into effective customer acquisition tactics.
This document discusses measurement frameworks for B2B and B2C marketing. It recommends beginning the measurement process by setting measurable objectives and key performance indicators. Different models for calculating return on investment are examined, including single-touch attribution, multi-touch attribution, and marketing mix modeling. The document also introduces a proprietary Brand Experience Optimization model for quantifying consumer satisfaction and determining the impact of different activation elements on key brand measures. A case study demonstrates how this model was used to analyze different execution concepts for a Huawei product tour.
This document summarizes a study that examined the impact of online store personality on customer trust and purchase intention. The study investigated how the personality dimensions of enthusiasm, sophistication, genuineness and unpleasantness relate to customer trust and purchase intention, and whether website quality mediates these relationships. 327 participants evaluated 3 online stores and completed surveys on store personality, customer trust, purchase intention and website quality. Results showed that genuineness most strongly predicted customer trust, while genuineness also most strongly predicted purchase intention. Website quality was found to mediate the relationships between store personality and both customer trust and purchase intention.
Promoting Positive Post-click Experience for In-Stream Yahoo Gemini UsersMounia Lalmas-Roelleke
Click-through rate (CTR) is the most common metric used to assess the performance of an online advert; another performance of an online advert is the user post-click experience. In this paper, we describe the method we have implemented in Yahoo Gemini to measure the post-click experience on Yahoo mobile news streams via an automatic analysis of advert landing pages. We measure the post-click experience by means of two well-known metrics, dwell time and bounce rate. We show that these metrics can be used as proxy of an advert post-click experience, and that a negative post-click experience has a negative effect on user engagement and future ad clicks. We then put forward an approach that analyses advert landing pages, and show how these can affect dwell time and bounce rate. Finally, we develop a prediction model for advert quality based on dwell time, which was deployed on Yahoo mobile news stream app running on iOS. The results show that, using dwell time as a proxy of post- click experience, we can prioritise higher quality ads. We demonstrate the impact of this on users via A/B testing.
At dmaDetroit's Jan. 29, 2015 program, Dr. Joe Bavonese discussed his tools for successfully growing and retaining a customer base covering engaging your customers, developing direct response strategies and more.
Mapping the remarkable; Julie Anixter & Amy Kingdmadetroit
On November 17th 2011 the Direct Marketing Association of Detroit hosted the return of the Educational Seminar. The committed chaired by association president Alex Della Torre, secured Julie Anixter of Maga Design Group/Managing Editor of InnovationExcellence.com and Amy King Vice President of Marketing Services, Entertainment Publications Inc. whom presented this magnificent topic...Mapping the Remarkable
The document discusses applications of social media listening to 1-1 marketing. It begins by defining social listening as mining social media for user-provided text containing predictive signals about customer behavior. The goal is to predict customer behavior and enhance personalized engagement. Several tactical applications are proposed, including improving predictive models by incorporating sentiment data from social media, engaging "in-market" customers with private offers on social media, prospecting students for loans on social media, and evaluating credit risk by analyzing social media posts. The presentation aims to demonstrate how social listening can provide valuable customer insights when integrated into a company's predictive analytics and CRM strategies.
During dmaDetroit's 15th Annual AIMS event, Ira Dolin, Vice President of Digital Strategy and Email Services @ Aspen Marketing Services presented on: "What is Relevancy?"
This is his presentation.
Joel Book
Exact Target
Director of eMarketing & Education
“The Holy Grail of Customer Engagement.
How Successful Marketers Use Cross-Channel Digital Marketing to Drive Customer Engagement and Fuel Sales”
Del Webb Homes is harnessing technology and consumer advocacy to engage active adult buyers. The active adult market is growing rapidly as the US population over 55 increases. Del Webb is leveraging new channels like national TV advertising, online engagement tools, and homeowner reviews to reach active adults in a way that appeals to their preferences for socializing, independence, and technology. This new approach has led to increased traffic, stronger leads, and a 23% reduction in Del Webb's cost per home sale.
The document discusses the evolution of customer relationship management (CRM) with the rise of big data and digital technology. It notes several challenges including having too much data but not enough insights, and difficulties connecting with the right consumers. The presentation recommends addressing these challenges by getting the right data and using addressable media, triggered messaging, and behavioral data instead of mass media and attitudinal data. It also emphasizes understanding customers, their purchase paths, and factors related to purchase to improve targeting, messaging, channel selection and other expected outcomes.
The document provides information about an upcoming AIMS conference on April 18th, 2013 with the hashtag #AIMS2013. It summarizes that the event focuses on education, networking and promotion in digital marketing. It also lists the board of directors and corporate sponsors of the Detroit Marketing Association (DMAD) which is organizing the event, and provides details on membership benefits and upcoming events including the Target Awards and a golf outing. Speaker biographies are included for the AIMS conference.
Kim Garretson's presentation from the Feb. 27, 2015 dmaDetroit Educational Seminar and Luncheon. Kim's presentation, The Digital Marketplace, provides insight into: rising technology and how it’s changing the marketing landscape, he conversion of physical locations into engagement platforms (retail stores, stadiums, etc.), trend leading venture capital firms to watch and what they’re after and more.
Ed seminar handout robinson strategy tacticsdmadetroit
The document provides guidance on developing a content strategy and sharing content across various social media platforms. It recommends creating an editorial calendar, following a process for sharing new content across multiple platforms, and ensuring print materials point to social media accounts. It then provides more specific guidance on a weekly/daily basis for optimizing accounts on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, and other platforms to grow connections, share content, and make the most of graphics/images. The goal is to regularly share valuable content, engage with others, and optimize profiles/pages for discoverability.
This document discusses people-based marketing and how it allows marketers to target specific individuals across devices using their email addresses. It explains that people-based marketing provides targeted advertising and promotions to customers and prospects. It also discusses how email is a major channel for communication between brands and customers, and how people-based marketing companies like LiveIntent use probabilistic models to match anonymous identifiers to people, allowing more accurate and large-scale targeting than traditional methods.
The document summarizes findings from IBM's 2011 Global CMO Study, which interviewed over 1,700 CMOs globally.
The key findings were:
1. Many North American CMOs feel underprepared to manage changes in areas like data explosion, social media, and changing consumer behavior.
2. CMOs signaled they need to improve in delivering value to customers, capturing value and measuring results, and fostering lasting customer connections.
3. North American CMOs want to increase use of technologies like social media and mobile apps but face barriers like lack of marketing and IT alignment.
4. Outperforming companies are better at using customer data across the lifecycle to build relationships rather than just focus on transactions
AIMS2012 Marketing Associates Quantifying the Buzz Effect.dmadetroit
Keith Shields Marketing Associates Managing Director of the Decisions Science Group
“Quantifying the Buzz Effect: Integrating Social Media with Loyalty & Defection Models”
Meredith Xcelerated Marketing is a 700+ person direct and digital marketing agency with 40 years of experience in custom content and relationship marketing. They are leaders in multi-channel consumer engagement and are backed by the media company Meredith Corporation. The document discusses changing consumer trends, including how family structures are changing and gender roles are shifting, as well as how men and women shop differently. It emphasizes that content is key to adding value for customers and contributing to competitive advantage in CRM.
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4. The Super Consumer
Stronger Voices
Consumers can share
opinions further and
wider – as fast as they
can type and hit send
5. The Super Consumer
Powerful Hearing
Consumers can seek out and absorb
as many recommendations or
negative comments as they want
6. The Super Consumer
Great Knowledge
Consumers have access
to information and
greater knowledge than
ever before
7. The Super Consumer
Ability to Clone
Visiting another store or
company to compare
products, services and prices is
as easy as opening another
browser tab
8. A New Order
The consumer is in charge
• Great knowledge
• More competitiveness – lower barriers to enter
• More channels
• Lower switching costs
10. The Customer Era
The customer has the power
The importance of satisfying the
customer has never been greater
11. Why Is Satisfying The Customer Important ?
• Consumers will go where they are satisfied
• Traditional metrics don’t measure the total contribution
• Scientific satisfaction analytics are predictive, feedback isn’t
• You can’t manage what you don’t measure
12. The Customer Era: A Complex Environment
Channels
Acquisition
Sources &
Influencers
13. The Art and Science of Measurement Analytics
You cannot manage
what you do not measure
Can you improve
if you don’t measure ?
What you measure will
determine what you do
14. Metrics and KPIs
Metrics vary by channel and can be misleading when not used properly
impressions
First Call Resolution
Customer Acquisition Cost
geographic data Customer Lifetime Value
conversion rates % of new visitors
special offer to purchase
Avg Order Size keywords % of repeat orders
bounce rate
average time on site
cost-per-visitor
campaign roi
home to purchase
referring urls
cost-per-click
overall traffic # of new visitors
page views
search to purchase
15. Social Media
A typical scenario
“I just bought an
awesome Panasonic 3D
TV at Best Buy – on
sale!”
20. Social Media>Search>SEM>Site
Analysis
• Visitor came through our AdWord program
• Visitor came because of a recommendation from a
friend on a social network
24. Social Media>Search>SEM>Site>Cart>Abandon
Analysis
• Visitor came through our AdWord program
• Visitor came because of a recommendation from a
friend on a social network
• Item added to cart – different item than
recommended
• Cart abandoned
26. Social Media>Search>SEM>Site>Cart>Abandon>Store>App>Purchase
Analysis
• Visitor came through our AdWord program
• Visitor came because of a recommendation from a
friend on a social network
• Item added to cart – different item than
recommended
• Cart abandoned
• Used Mobile App without purchasing
• Purchased in store
27. Social Media>Search>SEM>Site>Cart>Abandon>Store>App>Purchase
Analysis
• Visitor came through our AdWord program
• Visitor came because of a recommendation from a
friend on a social network
• Item added to cart – different item than
recommended
• Cart abandoned
• Used Mobile App without purchasing
• Purchased in store
31. Measure Success
Success = Satisfaction
What You Get
and
What You Expect
32. Satisfaction: The Measurement of Success
American Customer Satisfaction Index
• Leading National Economic Indicator of Consumer Spending
• Founded at the University of Michigan in 1994, published quarterly
• Measures almost half of the U.S. economy: 45 industries, 200+ organizations
• Advanced methodology: Quantifiably measures & links satisfaction to financial
performance
33. The ACSI: Unparalleled Measurement Technology
ForeSee Results Accurate Cause-and-effect
9 years, 70 industries Precise methodology provides
500 customers Reliable actionable insights
800 active measures
ACSI
16 years, 45 industries
200 organizations
36. Proxies for Customer Experience Metrics Don’t Work
Net Promoter
• Lacks precision, predictability; discards relevant data
Expert Opinion / Research Analysts
• Sample sizes often small, not projectable, not seen through
customers’ eyes
Customer Ratings
• “Popularity contests” are not metrics
37. Predictive Analytics
Correlation vs. Causation
Correlation:
Relationship between two variables
Causation:
Relationship between two events
• Event 1: The cause
• Event 2: The effect - a direct consequence of the first
43. Measuring Social Media Value & Influence
How engaged are my visitors with social media?
Social Influencer Model: CS SocialPersona
What do they think of the experience on my social media sites?
On-site surveys (controlled social media): CS SiteManager
What do they think of my participation in social media sites?
Posted surveys (sponsored social media): CS SocialMedia
What do they do while engaging with my social media presence?
Social media monitoring tools for behavioral data
What value does social media bring to my business?
Social Media Value Calculation
48. ForeSee Results
Apply science & technology to the
measurement & analysis of customer satisfaction
Founded in 2001
• Privately held
• Financially stable with positive cash flow since 2005
• Growth in every quarter
Heritage of innovation and scientific rigor
Patented technology
• American Customer Satisfaction Index
• University of Michigan
49. ForeSee Results Helps You
• Apply science to continuous voice of customer measurement
• Measure satisfaction and drivers of satisfaction and impact on future behaviors
• Profile personas and intents of your customers
• Diagnose strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities
• Predict impact of change on satisfaction and behavior; prioritize improvements ROI
• Provide actionable insights
• Compare against peers, competitors, best-in-class, yourself over time
56. Top 5 Takeaways
You cannot manage what you do not measure.
The consumer is multi-channel with unprecedented power.
Measure success from the customers’ perspective – not the
organization’s.
Customer satisfaction drives conversion, loyalty, retention
and word-of-mouth … and financial success.
To be successful you must do 2 things: satisfy your customer
and be fiscally responsible.
57. Questions?
Larry Freed
President and CEO
ForeSee Results
(734) 205-2555
Larry.Freed@ForeSeeResults.com
Twitter: larryfreed
Blog: www.FreedYourMind.com
www.ForeSeeResults.com