Certona is a longtime personalization technology provider for large retailers and brands. It serves over 600 brands across 70+ countries. The CEO presented on Certona's platform that supports real-time personalized experiences across channels using AI and machine learning. Examples were given showing personalization increases like reducing bounce rates by 40% and increasing conversion rates by up to 12%. Strategic and holistic personalization of the entire customer journey was advised by integrating data from various sources and implementing in phases.
Winning consumers on their brand journey using data and technology_Zawacki_St...National Retail Federation
1) The document discusses how companies can navigate the customer journey using tools, data, and intelligence to better understand customers on an emotional level.
2) It provides examples of how predictive modeling, audience segmentation, and emotional modeling can be used to create more personalized and empathetic marketing.
3) Key aspects of empathetic marketing discussed include understanding customer emotions, building deeper insights into customer needs and motivations, and creating more strategic and multi-channel marketing programs.
Ken Fenyo, Consumer Markets Lead, Fuel by McKinsey & Co.
Matt Nichols, General Partner, Commerce Ventures
David Anderton-Yang, Researcher, MIT Media Lab
Ashwin Ramasamy, Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer, PipeCandy
Slides from my keynote today at Performance Insights Conference Berlin, talking about how Coca Cola became the world's most social (and valuable) brand
Marketing tech: Deep learning and content tactics to boost customer engagemen...National Retail Federation
Presentation from NRF 2019 Retail's Big Show
David Bessis, Founder and CEO, Tinyclues
Shirley Chen, Founder and CEO, Narrativ
Richard Kestenbaum, Co-Founder and Partner, Triangle Capital
Karen Moon, Co-Founder and CEO, Trendalytics
John Carney, OpenJaw : How Marketers Can Harness The Power Of Big DataDMX Dublin
The document discusses 5 big data trends for marketers in 2019: 1) Narrowing the personalization gap, 2) Persisting data privacy concerns, 3) Combining online and offline customer data, 4) Growing importance of geolocation marketing and analytics, and 5) Growing importance of customer lifetime value modeling. It then outlines the 5 key components needed to build a big data platform for customer-centric marketing: 1) Customer data, 2) Identity resolution, 3) Big data warehouse, 4) Data science, and 5) Data distribution/APIs. Finally, it discusses how insights from data science such as customer lifetime value, propensity, and clustering can transform a marketing strategy to increase metrics like conversion rates and revenue
Certona is a longtime personalization technology provider for large retailers and brands. It serves over 600 brands across 70+ countries. The CEO presented on Certona's platform that supports real-time personalized experiences across channels using AI and machine learning. Examples were given showing personalization increases like reducing bounce rates by 40% and increasing conversion rates by up to 12%. Strategic and holistic personalization of the entire customer journey was advised by integrating data from various sources and implementing in phases.
Winning consumers on their brand journey using data and technology_Zawacki_St...National Retail Federation
1) The document discusses how companies can navigate the customer journey using tools, data, and intelligence to better understand customers on an emotional level.
2) It provides examples of how predictive modeling, audience segmentation, and emotional modeling can be used to create more personalized and empathetic marketing.
3) Key aspects of empathetic marketing discussed include understanding customer emotions, building deeper insights into customer needs and motivations, and creating more strategic and multi-channel marketing programs.
Ken Fenyo, Consumer Markets Lead, Fuel by McKinsey & Co.
Matt Nichols, General Partner, Commerce Ventures
David Anderton-Yang, Researcher, MIT Media Lab
Ashwin Ramasamy, Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer, PipeCandy
Slides from my keynote today at Performance Insights Conference Berlin, talking about how Coca Cola became the world's most social (and valuable) brand
Marketing tech: Deep learning and content tactics to boost customer engagemen...National Retail Federation
Presentation from NRF 2019 Retail's Big Show
David Bessis, Founder and CEO, Tinyclues
Shirley Chen, Founder and CEO, Narrativ
Richard Kestenbaum, Co-Founder and Partner, Triangle Capital
Karen Moon, Co-Founder and CEO, Trendalytics
John Carney, OpenJaw : How Marketers Can Harness The Power Of Big DataDMX Dublin
The document discusses 5 big data trends for marketers in 2019: 1) Narrowing the personalization gap, 2) Persisting data privacy concerns, 3) Combining online and offline customer data, 4) Growing importance of geolocation marketing and analytics, and 5) Growing importance of customer lifetime value modeling. It then outlines the 5 key components needed to build a big data platform for customer-centric marketing: 1) Customer data, 2) Identity resolution, 3) Big data warehouse, 4) Data science, and 5) Data distribution/APIs. Finally, it discusses how insights from data science such as customer lifetime value, propensity, and clustering can transform a marketing strategy to increase metrics like conversion rates and revenue
Debunking Your eCommerce Assumptions - HeroConf LA 2017 - Maddie CaryMaddie Cary Deuel
Sales always drive revenue…mobile doesn’t convert…only women buy handbags. PPC marketers quickly buy into the same beliefs over & over again about expected eCommerce performance outcomes. But where’s the data to back it up?? Have you checked all your assumptions at the door when approaching PPC in the eCommerce space? In this session, let’s reexamine the practices we preach and debunk some common paid search assumptions around:
- Promotions & Sales
- Bidding strategy
- Device targeting
- Demographic purchasing behaviors
Sarah Probert & Viven McKechnie, pt78 : The First 5 Steps to Creating a Marke...DMX Dublin
The document discusses creating a culture of marketing effectiveness. It emphasizes measuring effectiveness through achieving business outcomes and return on investment, rather than just efficiency. It provides examples of key performance indicators and metrics to track at different levels from commercial objectives down to marketing metrics. It also addresses common barriers to adopting effectiveness practices and the need to improve skills and close gaps in prioritizing effectiveness measurement.
How Sales & Marketing Can Own The Buying ExperienceLinkedIn
The document discusses how sales and marketing can better align and coordinate their efforts to improve the buying experience for customers. It argues that buyers now pursue information across multiple channels, so sales and marketing must work together with a shared understanding of buyers' needs to engage customers throughout their journey. The document provides examples of how LinkedIn solutions like advertising, content sharing, and warm introductions can help sales and marketing align their messaging and coordinate their outreach to buyers.
NRF 2019: Retail's Big Show
Gwen Morrison, CEO, The Americas and Australasia, The Store - WPP
Kambiz Hemati, VP, Global Store Design, Foot Locker, Inc.
Matt Jones, Senior Director, Online and Mobile, The Home Depot
Alia Kemet, Director, Creative and Digital Strategy, McCormick and Company
Eduardo Yamashita, Managing Partner and COO, Group GS&MD - Gouvêa de Souza
Your Mobile PPC Sucks (But It Doesn't Have To!) - SMX West 2017 - Maddie CaryMaddie Cary Deuel
The document discusses optimizing mobile paid search campaigns. It begins by highlighting how mobile usage has surpassed desktop and the importance of mobile. It then provides tips to stop ignoring mobile, stop devaluing mobile audiences and intent, and stop doing mobile PPC badly by focusing on bidding, creative, and landing pages. Finally, it suggests expanding ideas for mobile PPC to include call extensions, app campaigns, remarketing, and shopping campaigns. The overall message is that marketers should not rule out or underestimate mobile opportunities.
Cory Henke
Utah Digital Marketing Conference 2019
Learn more at: utahdmc.org
The only constant in our industry is change, and what I have seen change more than anything is our consumption of media specifically on mobile within platforms. In our session, we will explore organic and paid strategies as well as case studies via PowerBI dashboards custom-built for the Utah DMC. Moreover, we will take a look at creative, primarily vertical and similar to previous presentations we will compare, contrast, and evaluate data insights that uncover a story about human behavior.
Session takeaways:
Organic & Paid Instagram Strategies & Implementation
The value of data analysis and dashboard visualization
A deeper understanding of the value of Instagram and capability for building a brand
Audience development & retargeting strategies
Join Jeff Rohrs, VP of Marketing Insights for the ExactTarget Marketing Cloud, for a discussion on how to make the most of the mobile moments along the customer journey. Learn how the smartphone is disrupting traditional marketing funnels and why marketing creativity is now as much about creating new “moments that matter” as it is optimizing existing ones.
How Do To Build an E-Commerce Brand for 2016Jeremy Waite
Built for the Nordic e-commerce Knowledge Conference on 20th May 2014, this presentation covers some of the trends for 2015/16 ~ including how to approach social commerce and more importantly ~ how NOT to.
Mina Seetharaman - Thought Leadership Disrupted Julia Grosman
This document summarizes the results of a survey on thought leadership content. It finds that audiences are experiencing content overload, leading them to be more selective in the content they consume. However, marketers plan to increase their output of thought leadership despite poor engagement rates currently. The document provides six new rules for effective thought leadership, including knowing your audience, involving outside experts, focusing on quality over quantity, and positioning yourself as a thought partner rather than leader.
APG West Social Media Week: Bogdana Butnar, PokeAPGWest
Bogdana looks at the changing role of social in crafting a brand experience, and challenges us to work harder to create more meaningful interactions that warrant people's attention.
Planning has shifted from a focus on observable human behavior and advertising to incorporate praxeology, economics, technology, data, and creating useful and interesting customer experiences. This shift has been driven by the velocity of technology and information, which has expanded the remit of CMOs and required planners to simplify customer journeys, add value in new ways, and develop a multi-disciplinary skillset including curiosity, various domains of knowledge, communication skills, and understanding how clients make money. The goal remains creating emotional utility and loyalty between brands and consumers.
Technology trends are important to any business because they define the next generation of marketing and consumer strategy. We’ll focus on the quickly evolving communication landscape and the impacts of increased consumer mobility, localization, smart machines, and the power of social. Based on six years of extensive research of over 10,000 global consumers, we've discovered seven trends that will be changing your business in the years to come. The session will equip you with the knowledge needed to understand and use tools to build a successful brand.
Cameron Uganec - Humans First: 4 Rules to Simplify Your Marketing StrategyJulia Grosman
1. The document provides 4 rules for simplifying marketing strategy: put humans first, fall in love with customer problems, see humanity as enduring not a trend, and embrace social evolution.
2. It discusses how brands like Airbnb, AccorHotels, and others focus on human needs like relationships, social belonging, trust, and empathy in their marketing.
3. The key takeaway is that focusing on universal human motivations through listening, relationships, community, and trust will lead to winning marketing strategies, while short-term technology solutions are distracting.
Scott Litman - The Role of AI in Marketing: Separating Fact from FictionJulia Grosman
The document discusses artificial intelligence (AI) and its applications in marketing. It introduces Lucy, an AI assistant created by Equals 3 to help marketers with research, data analysis, and other tasks. Lucy is built on IBM's Watson platform and can answer questions, provide insights from large datasets, and improve over time through feedback. The document provides examples of how Lucy was able to complete research tasks significantly faster than human researchers alone and helped a media agency compile data for new business pitches 15 times faster. It also discusses how training an AI system like Lucy requires focusing it on specific use cases and providing feedback to maximize its abilities.
How can I convert my subscribers into customers, turn my customers into great customers, and extend the lifetime value of my customers?
In each of those cases, lifecycle marketing is key. Lifecycle marketing is about triggering marketing communications when you know they will have maximum impact—and also knowing who you shouldn’t focus your efforts on.
If you’re part of an eCommerce company and are interested in building an automated customer acquisition and retention plan, then this presentation is for you. Mike Arsenault, Co-founder and CEO of Rejoiner, covers:
--The basics of lifecycle email marketing for eCommerce
--How to use a simple spreadsheet to identify customers with the highest potential ROI
--How to predict when customers are about to defect from your company
--How to measure the profitability of your triggered email program
--Examples of lifecycle email campaigns that real eCommerce companies are using today
Starting Your Sales. Simple Steps To Gaining Your First CustomersMick Griffin
Starting Your Sales discusses modern sales approaches. Traditional sales perceptions of being intrusive and untrustworthy no longer apply. Customers now control the purchasing process and use online reviews to make decisions. Modern sales involves having a customer-centric approach through the whole company. It also means understanding audience profiles to personalize messaging. Social media is an important lead generation channel where engaging content can help build trust and increase sales. Dynamic communication funnels track email interactions and adjust messaging based on responses to be more effective.
Owning The Micro-moments of Customer ExperienceMatt Hensler
The document discusses how owning micro-moments of customer experience is important for businesses. It defines micro-moments as critical touchpoints in a customer's journey that ultimately determine the outcome. It provides examples of different types of micro-moments like "I want to know" moments where customers look for information, "I want to go" moments of local searches, and "I want to buy" moments where customers consult phones at the point-of-purchase. It stresses that micro-moments lead to micro-conversions and that focusing on the post-purchase moments can increase customer retention rates and profits.
CX: Survival of the Fittest seminar 24th February, LondonPrecedent
To survive and flourish in the new digital world it’s not enough to provide desirable products and services - you have to win the hearts and minds of your audiences and distinguish yourselves from the competition.
Whether your customers are members, students, clients, influencers or patients, this seminar will explore the opportunities and challenges in the end-to-end customer journey both online and offline.
Cory Hughes (Head of Consultancy) and Tim O'Donnell (Director of Operations) will explain how you can adapt to your audience's changing needs using our CARE model of CX Fitness.
CULTURE - Who owns the customer experience in your organisation? Why improving your customer experience, firstly means looking inward.
ANALYSIS - What are the key issues and complaints your organisation face? Why understanding and acting on your data can help fix major issues in recruitment, sales and retention.
RATIONAL – What product/service are you providing and how do your customers engage with you? Why meeting and exceeding expectations is critical to maintaining loyalty.
EMOTIONAL – What makes you stand out from the competition? Why injecting personality into your brand and harnessing your customers ‘emotional mind’ will help create life-long advocates.
- See more at: http://www.precedent.com/cxfeb2016#sthash.bsW1xkWZ.dpuf
Debunking Your eCommerce Assumptions - HeroConf LA 2017 - Maddie CaryMaddie Cary Deuel
Sales always drive revenue…mobile doesn’t convert…only women buy handbags. PPC marketers quickly buy into the same beliefs over & over again about expected eCommerce performance outcomes. But where’s the data to back it up?? Have you checked all your assumptions at the door when approaching PPC in the eCommerce space? In this session, let’s reexamine the practices we preach and debunk some common paid search assumptions around:
- Promotions & Sales
- Bidding strategy
- Device targeting
- Demographic purchasing behaviors
Sarah Probert & Viven McKechnie, pt78 : The First 5 Steps to Creating a Marke...DMX Dublin
The document discusses creating a culture of marketing effectiveness. It emphasizes measuring effectiveness through achieving business outcomes and return on investment, rather than just efficiency. It provides examples of key performance indicators and metrics to track at different levels from commercial objectives down to marketing metrics. It also addresses common barriers to adopting effectiveness practices and the need to improve skills and close gaps in prioritizing effectiveness measurement.
How Sales & Marketing Can Own The Buying ExperienceLinkedIn
The document discusses how sales and marketing can better align and coordinate their efforts to improve the buying experience for customers. It argues that buyers now pursue information across multiple channels, so sales and marketing must work together with a shared understanding of buyers' needs to engage customers throughout their journey. The document provides examples of how LinkedIn solutions like advertising, content sharing, and warm introductions can help sales and marketing align their messaging and coordinate their outreach to buyers.
NRF 2019: Retail's Big Show
Gwen Morrison, CEO, The Americas and Australasia, The Store - WPP
Kambiz Hemati, VP, Global Store Design, Foot Locker, Inc.
Matt Jones, Senior Director, Online and Mobile, The Home Depot
Alia Kemet, Director, Creative and Digital Strategy, McCormick and Company
Eduardo Yamashita, Managing Partner and COO, Group GS&MD - Gouvêa de Souza
Your Mobile PPC Sucks (But It Doesn't Have To!) - SMX West 2017 - Maddie CaryMaddie Cary Deuel
The document discusses optimizing mobile paid search campaigns. It begins by highlighting how mobile usage has surpassed desktop and the importance of mobile. It then provides tips to stop ignoring mobile, stop devaluing mobile audiences and intent, and stop doing mobile PPC badly by focusing on bidding, creative, and landing pages. Finally, it suggests expanding ideas for mobile PPC to include call extensions, app campaigns, remarketing, and shopping campaigns. The overall message is that marketers should not rule out or underestimate mobile opportunities.
Cory Henke
Utah Digital Marketing Conference 2019
Learn more at: utahdmc.org
The only constant in our industry is change, and what I have seen change more than anything is our consumption of media specifically on mobile within platforms. In our session, we will explore organic and paid strategies as well as case studies via PowerBI dashboards custom-built for the Utah DMC. Moreover, we will take a look at creative, primarily vertical and similar to previous presentations we will compare, contrast, and evaluate data insights that uncover a story about human behavior.
Session takeaways:
Organic & Paid Instagram Strategies & Implementation
The value of data analysis and dashboard visualization
A deeper understanding of the value of Instagram and capability for building a brand
Audience development & retargeting strategies
Join Jeff Rohrs, VP of Marketing Insights for the ExactTarget Marketing Cloud, for a discussion on how to make the most of the mobile moments along the customer journey. Learn how the smartphone is disrupting traditional marketing funnels and why marketing creativity is now as much about creating new “moments that matter” as it is optimizing existing ones.
How Do To Build an E-Commerce Brand for 2016Jeremy Waite
Built for the Nordic e-commerce Knowledge Conference on 20th May 2014, this presentation covers some of the trends for 2015/16 ~ including how to approach social commerce and more importantly ~ how NOT to.
Mina Seetharaman - Thought Leadership Disrupted Julia Grosman
This document summarizes the results of a survey on thought leadership content. It finds that audiences are experiencing content overload, leading them to be more selective in the content they consume. However, marketers plan to increase their output of thought leadership despite poor engagement rates currently. The document provides six new rules for effective thought leadership, including knowing your audience, involving outside experts, focusing on quality over quantity, and positioning yourself as a thought partner rather than leader.
APG West Social Media Week: Bogdana Butnar, PokeAPGWest
Bogdana looks at the changing role of social in crafting a brand experience, and challenges us to work harder to create more meaningful interactions that warrant people's attention.
Planning has shifted from a focus on observable human behavior and advertising to incorporate praxeology, economics, technology, data, and creating useful and interesting customer experiences. This shift has been driven by the velocity of technology and information, which has expanded the remit of CMOs and required planners to simplify customer journeys, add value in new ways, and develop a multi-disciplinary skillset including curiosity, various domains of knowledge, communication skills, and understanding how clients make money. The goal remains creating emotional utility and loyalty between brands and consumers.
Technology trends are important to any business because they define the next generation of marketing and consumer strategy. We’ll focus on the quickly evolving communication landscape and the impacts of increased consumer mobility, localization, smart machines, and the power of social. Based on six years of extensive research of over 10,000 global consumers, we've discovered seven trends that will be changing your business in the years to come. The session will equip you with the knowledge needed to understand and use tools to build a successful brand.
Cameron Uganec - Humans First: 4 Rules to Simplify Your Marketing StrategyJulia Grosman
1. The document provides 4 rules for simplifying marketing strategy: put humans first, fall in love with customer problems, see humanity as enduring not a trend, and embrace social evolution.
2. It discusses how brands like Airbnb, AccorHotels, and others focus on human needs like relationships, social belonging, trust, and empathy in their marketing.
3. The key takeaway is that focusing on universal human motivations through listening, relationships, community, and trust will lead to winning marketing strategies, while short-term technology solutions are distracting.
Scott Litman - The Role of AI in Marketing: Separating Fact from FictionJulia Grosman
The document discusses artificial intelligence (AI) and its applications in marketing. It introduces Lucy, an AI assistant created by Equals 3 to help marketers with research, data analysis, and other tasks. Lucy is built on IBM's Watson platform and can answer questions, provide insights from large datasets, and improve over time through feedback. The document provides examples of how Lucy was able to complete research tasks significantly faster than human researchers alone and helped a media agency compile data for new business pitches 15 times faster. It also discusses how training an AI system like Lucy requires focusing it on specific use cases and providing feedback to maximize its abilities.
How can I convert my subscribers into customers, turn my customers into great customers, and extend the lifetime value of my customers?
In each of those cases, lifecycle marketing is key. Lifecycle marketing is about triggering marketing communications when you know they will have maximum impact—and also knowing who you shouldn’t focus your efforts on.
If you’re part of an eCommerce company and are interested in building an automated customer acquisition and retention plan, then this presentation is for you. Mike Arsenault, Co-founder and CEO of Rejoiner, covers:
--The basics of lifecycle email marketing for eCommerce
--How to use a simple spreadsheet to identify customers with the highest potential ROI
--How to predict when customers are about to defect from your company
--How to measure the profitability of your triggered email program
--Examples of lifecycle email campaigns that real eCommerce companies are using today
Starting Your Sales. Simple Steps To Gaining Your First CustomersMick Griffin
Starting Your Sales discusses modern sales approaches. Traditional sales perceptions of being intrusive and untrustworthy no longer apply. Customers now control the purchasing process and use online reviews to make decisions. Modern sales involves having a customer-centric approach through the whole company. It also means understanding audience profiles to personalize messaging. Social media is an important lead generation channel where engaging content can help build trust and increase sales. Dynamic communication funnels track email interactions and adjust messaging based on responses to be more effective.
Owning The Micro-moments of Customer ExperienceMatt Hensler
The document discusses how owning micro-moments of customer experience is important for businesses. It defines micro-moments as critical touchpoints in a customer's journey that ultimately determine the outcome. It provides examples of different types of micro-moments like "I want to know" moments where customers look for information, "I want to go" moments of local searches, and "I want to buy" moments where customers consult phones at the point-of-purchase. It stresses that micro-moments lead to micro-conversions and that focusing on the post-purchase moments can increase customer retention rates and profits.
CX: Survival of the Fittest seminar 24th February, LondonPrecedent
To survive and flourish in the new digital world it’s not enough to provide desirable products and services - you have to win the hearts and minds of your audiences and distinguish yourselves from the competition.
Whether your customers are members, students, clients, influencers or patients, this seminar will explore the opportunities and challenges in the end-to-end customer journey both online and offline.
Cory Hughes (Head of Consultancy) and Tim O'Donnell (Director of Operations) will explain how you can adapt to your audience's changing needs using our CARE model of CX Fitness.
CULTURE - Who owns the customer experience in your organisation? Why improving your customer experience, firstly means looking inward.
ANALYSIS - What are the key issues and complaints your organisation face? Why understanding and acting on your data can help fix major issues in recruitment, sales and retention.
RATIONAL – What product/service are you providing and how do your customers engage with you? Why meeting and exceeding expectations is critical to maintaining loyalty.
EMOTIONAL – What makes you stand out from the competition? Why injecting personality into your brand and harnessing your customers ‘emotional mind’ will help create life-long advocates.
- See more at: http://www.precedent.com/cxfeb2016#sthash.bsW1xkWZ.dpuf
Buyer Personas are an integral part of a content marketing strategy. Use this simple guide to help you write your personas.
https://www.seedlingcreative.com/
This document discusses different marketing channels and provides tips for selecting the right channels. It distinguishes between demographics, which describe surface-level facts about consumers, and psychographics, which relate to consumers' motivations and personalities. The document advises marketers to choose channels that add value to their brand, engage customers in a quality way, and are measured to ensure they are making an impact. Marketers are asked to consider what they are asking of customers and where marketing efforts are driving customers.
This document discusses defining a brand's voice and provides tips for doing so. It emphasizes speaking the language of customers, being authentic, consistent, and appropriate for the audience. The document outlines a process for determining a brand voice, including knowing the audience, why the brand exists, examining current materials, competitors, desired customer feelings, and admired brand voices. It provides examples of brand traits and writing guidelines to develop a distinctive yet fitting voice. The overall message is that an effective brand voice builds trust and connects with customers.
This document provides information for the role of Senior Strategist at RPM, a creative agency established in 1993. RPM specializes in enhancing brand experiences and connecting brands to culture. The Senior Strategist role involves developing experience-led strategies across RPM's clients in industries like alcohol, FMCG, sports, and entertainment. Key responsibilities include creating cross-media experience platforms, tapping into cultural trends, and measuring campaign ROI. The ideal candidate is a cultural "magpie" interested in nightlife and events who believes brands should focus more on actions than words. They will work collaboratively in RPM's strategy team to inspire briefs and push strategic thinking.
Larry Stocker is the president and creative director of Stocker Did It!, a marketing and PR strategy firm. The document outlines Stocker's mission to deliver strategic guidance and creative excellence to clients. It then provides examples of Stocker's work, including marketing plans, branding projects, print ads, websites and videos created for an array of business clients. Stocker aims to develop strategic partnerships and innovative marketing solutions through a combination of analytical and creative thinking.
Customers aren't for Christmas: a whitepaper from Cherry LondonPhemmie Wilkinson
This Christmas, brands will spend millions trying to entice customers to action – to choose their particular product or service over another, to get their message across, to get their Facebook post liked and shared...
Each will be trying to carve a unique space in people’s hearts “guaranteeing” their share of the Christmas buzz and spend. This year it has started earlier than ever – the blockbuster ads have been out for what feels like weeks, the mince pies are on the shelves and your Christmas ‘essentials’ could be found as early as August on some retailers’ shelves.
But just how important is marketing activity in getting customers to act? Is it even worth it or are people’s minds already made up? What can brands do to really connect? Does investment in a long term loyalty programme help?
And how can Brand Partnerships be used to help cut through in this increasingly over-whelming cluttered world?
Dec 12-13 Retail Insights Conference — Atlanta, GA
Join us as we reveal our retailer and shopper expectations for the next five years and the strategies
you will need to succeed with core channels and emerging growth platforms over the long term.
Estratégias de atribuição de mídia ON para OFF com visão única do cliente ger...E-Commerce Brasil
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This document provides guidance on creating a commercial culture within an organization where every employee contributes to excellent customer experiences that drive growth. It discusses how every employee, regardless of role, should understand their contribution to sales. Creating a commercial culture requires putting the customer at the heart of all decisions and focusing on helping customers purchase by understanding their needs rather than using aggressive sales tactics. The document recommends training all employees to prioritize outstanding customer service and emphasizes that successful companies communicate transparently with customers.
Apparel marketing faces unique challenges as consumers in this industry are moody, choosy and addicted to new products but not truly loyal to any brand. Successful apparel marketing requires understanding the consumer psychology around self-representation and status. It also means providing accessible, usable products and building a brand narrative around exclusivity, experiences and rituals rather than just logos and symbols. Data-driven targeting and social media are key to reaching consumers across multiple devices and platforms.
Social Media Week 2017 | Redefining an Iconic Brand (Oscar Mayer)Ashley Fowler
This document outlines Oscar Mayer's marketing strategy to redefine its brand through new products, social media, and brand activations. The strategy includes launching an emoji and the first wiener drone to increase relevance. Brand activations like sending the Wienermobile to remote Alaska and shrinking it on social feeds drove high engagement. The document recommends enlisting brand ambassadors and using visuals to demonstrate the campaign's mission of changing hot dogs. The key learnings are the importance of partnership, listening to data and consumers, attracting new users while retaining loyalists.
The document summarizes a small business initiative project conducted by four students - Erin Kim, Caitlin Lee, Jackie Oestreicher, and Cole West. Their project involved analyzing opportunities to increase sales and profits for Hollow Woodworks, a small business owned by Jim Beachler. Their solution proposed improving the customer experience process through developing marketing materials like a website, video, postcards, thank you cards, and seasonal newsletters to strengthen the brand and foster relationships with customers to increase sales. They outlined plans to measure the success of their solution and reflected on how the project provided valuable experiential learning.
This document outlines the agenda and goals for a staff away day at TVH. It emphasizes that people are the most important asset and that the organization needs to embrace change, build partnerships, put customers first, empower staff, and continuously improve in order to be successful. The document acts as a call to action and manifesto for staff to work together to drive transformational change at TVH and "step up" to meet these objectives. It highlights five mindsets - think forward, think 'we', think openly, think with energy, think with compassion - that are needed to achieve this.
CX: Survival of the Fittest - 19th May 2015 LondonPrecedent
To survive and flourish in the new digital world it’s not enough to provide desirable products and services - you have to win the hearts and minds of your audiences and distinguish yourselves from the competition.
Whether your customers are members, students, clients, influencers or patients, this seminar will explore the opportunities and challenges in the end-to-end customer journey both online and offline.
Using case studies from some of the most well know brands including Air BnB, Disney, The Rijksmuseum and The British Heart Foundation, Lindsay Herbert, Global Head of Digital at Precedent will explain how to adapt to your audience's changing needs using our CARE model from our CX report.
Anjuli Bedi's Presentation at Mumbrella's Sports Marketing SummitJordanDervish
Anjuli Bedi, Associate Director, Analytics and Psychometric Analysis, Edelman Presented 'Building Brand Fandom – How to Maximise the Sponsorship Dollar'
What are you passionate about? Are your employees passionate? Are your customers passionate? Is your passion for the job waining already during Q1? These are all common topics we discussed in this Month's webinar.
This month, Fluid talked everything passion. Playing off the month of love, we decided to talk about a different type of passion -- passion in the workplace. We were joined by Katherine Fife and Tony Mastracci, both of the Community Foundation of Utah, in addition to Fluid's Dustin Cederholm.
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This document discusses how data can drive enhanced customer experiences. It outlines a customer promise journey framework including understanding customers, defining promises, mapping the customer journey, measuring experiences, evaluating feedback, and improving experiences. Data from both digital and physical sources can provide insights to personalize communications, offers, and experiences. Customer data reveals friction points and influences on loyalty to prioritize improvements. Feedback dictates the methodology for evaluating all customer data and understanding issues to direct effective change.
This document discusses driving optimal decision-making in fresh grocery. It introduces Matt Schwartz, the CEO and co-founder of Afresh, who has a track record of building social impact companies related to sustainability and health. It also introduces John Clear from Alvarez & Marsal, who has over 12 years of grocery retail and consulting experience. The document notes that fresh grocery is difficult to manage effectively due to challenges like perishability, seasonality, complex product specifications, and departments operating in silos. It argues that making the fresh food supply chain more efficient can drive better environmental, social, and business outcomes through reductions in waste and emissions and increased access to healthy food.
NRF 2024 Presentation
Sunday, January 14 2024
Darin Detwiler, Detwiler Consulting Group, LLC
Dean Hornsby, BluLine Solutions, LLC
Rick Schlenker, Logile, Inc.
Christopher Schlichting, Coborn’s Inc.
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Debjani Deb, CEO & Co-Founder
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Amanda Hall, Director of Pricing Strategy & Analytics
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Navigating uncertainty: The art and science of learning and doing 10x in a te...National Retail Federation
The document discusses various topics related to uncertainty, failure, and innovation including:
- World uncertainty has increased since 1990 according to an uncertainty index.
- Top sources of traffic for top Shopify stores are email, referral, social media, and direct visits rather than search.
- Costs of computation, data storage, and networking have collapsed and programming costs may collapse as well.
- A study analyzed failure dynamics across science, startups, and security based on large datasets.
- Innovation requires formulating hypotheses, prototyping ideas quickly, and testing prototypes to learn and improve. Doing many small, early tests is better than elaborate testing.
Presentation from NRF 2023: Retail’s Big Show.
Michelle Evans, Global Lead of Retail and Digital Consumer Insights, Euromonitor International
Get a first look at the top consumer trends with the biggest implications for retailers and brands. In this session, retail expert Michelle Evans reveals the latest insights from Euromonitor’s annual global consumer trends report. She examines the behaviors and motivations that will drive shopping habits next year so you can meet new demands.
Data-driven site selection: How understanding consumer movement drives Little...National Retail Federation
This document discusses how Little Caesars uses human movement data from Near to inform their site selection and expansion strategy. Near provides data on consumer patterns, origins, and profiles to help Little Caesars identify gaps in their existing markets and understand potential cannibalization between new and existing locations. The data has helped Little Caesars strategically plan their significant global expansion goals over the next five years while maximizing ROI for new locations.
Presentation from NRF 2023: Retail's Big Show
Lee Peterson, WD Partners
Seana Strawn, IKEA US
Resale is ecologically beneficial, applies to many types of merchandise and is on-trend, but we are finding that the resale of goods online isn't as profitable as in store--think photo shoot, double ship and repackaging of items. So if done right at store level, can resale be more profitable, increase foot traffic with unique offerings, and boost customer loyalty? Learn from IKEA about their in-store resale experience, hear exclusive research from WD Partners and see visual renderings that show how areas of resale can be executed in several types of merchandise categories.
Presentation from NRF 2023: Retail's Big Show
Cam Avent, Union Square Hospitality Group
Kelly MacPherson, Union Square Hospitality Group
Morgan Wiley, Union Square Hospitality Group
In this session, we will have an interactive discussion outlining best practices for infusing data-driven decision making into an organization’s DNA: driving bottom-line results, personalizing and elevating the guest experience, and creating a workplace that inspires and retains high performers. We will share best practices on how to put the right numbers with the right context in the right hands, and how to craft optimal employee and guest experiences by leveraging analytics.
Presentation from NRF 2023: Retail's Big Show
James Boushka, Aramark
Time. The precious resource so few restauranteurs and hospitality veterans have. From preparation and production to serving guests to paying invoices, there are no shortage of mundane tasks essential to a well-functioning restaurant. Rising labor costs, guest demand for speed, and shrinking profit margins are propelling the industry to embrace automation as a marker for impactful success. Discover the trends and challenge your operational model to create experiences where humans and automation work together.
Retail Media Networks: How the physical store will power their next phase of ...National Retail Federation
Presentation from NRF 2023: Retail's Big Show
Kristi Argyilan, Albertsons Media Collective
Aaron Dunford, Nordstrom
Andrew Lipsman, Insider Intelligence
Retail media is disrupting the digital advertising industry and creating new high-margin revenue streams for retailers. The opportunity behind this fast-growing $40 billion US market is significant, with brands eager to capitalize on retailer first-party data to reach shoppers with relevant advertising experiences. In this session with retail media leaders, we examine how retail media networks are evolving to meet consumers shopping behaviors wherever they are, whether that be in-store or online.
Presentation from NRF 2023: Retail's Big Show
Adam Braun, Illinois Attorney General's Office
David Johnston, National Retail Federation
Millie Kresevich, EssilorLuxottica
Maria Michel-Manzo, Homeland Security Investigations
Organized retail crime (ORC) is a growing threat to retailers of all sizes, is imperiling employee and customer safety, and is hurting companies’ financial performance. This session will highlight how ORC threats are evolving, how law enforcement and retailers can work together more effectively on ORC investigations, and what NRF is doing to support legislation and industry initiatives that will help to counter ORC.
Voice in retail: It speaks, it listens, it’s impacting our real world businessesNational Retail Federation
Presentation from NRF 2023: Retail's Big Show
Glenn Allison, Tractor Supply Company
Donald Buckley, Lullaboo Studios,
Treehouse Consulting, LLC
Vicki Cantrell, Vendors in Partnership LLC
Mirko Saul, Schwarz Digital GmbH & Co. KG
You may know it as smart speaker, or the voice that tells jokes to your kids. You may think it’s a marketing channel, or only available through Big Tech.
Think again. A number of leading retailers know conversational artificial intelligence – voice assistance -- as a technology that is creating operational efficiencies (from warehouse to store), aiding employee retention, and lifting brand affinity. A technology that’s not only on the roadmap, but in implementation. (And in ways you may not expect.)
Join industry leader Vicki Cantrell and top executives from retail and entertainment as she pulls back the covers on the value of voice and retail, and explores the questions you’d ask: what’s real, what’s not, and what’s next? Where and how is this better than what we’re doing now? How do we protect the privacy of our customers – and our own data? How do we get started, and with whom?
Presentation from NRF 2023: Retail's Big Show
Ira Kalish, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Ltd.
In 2022, the world has faced significant challenges that have continued to disrupt the retail industry. We have seen inflation, war, the pandemic, climate change, supply chain challenges, changing government policies, and even increased talk about deglobalization. In this presentation, Dr. Ira Kalish, Deloitte’s Chief Global Economist, will discuss these issues as he offers his view on continued evolution and what retailers can expect in 2023 and beyond.
Secrets of a Successful Sale: Optimizing Your Checkout ProcessAggregage
https://www.onlineretailtoday.com/frs/26905197/secrets-of-a-successful-sale--optimizing-your-checkout-process
Once upon a time, in the vast realm of online commerce, there lived a humble checkout button overlooked by many. Yet, within its humble click lay the power to transform a mere visitor into a loyal customer. 🧐 💡
Getting checkout right can mark the difference between a successful sale and an abandoned cart, yet many businesses fail to make payments a part of their commerce strategy even when it has a direct impact on revenue. But payments are just one part of a chain. What’s the next touch point? How do you use the data sitting behind a payment to find the next loyal customer?
In this session you’ll learn:
• The integral relationship between payment experience and customer satisfaction
• Proven methods for optimizing the checkout journey
• Leveraging payments data for personalized marketing and enhanced customer loyalty
• Gain invaluable insights into consumer behavior across online and offline channels through data
It’s no secret that the marketing landscape is growing increasingly complex, with numerous channels, privacy regulations, signal loss, and more. One of the biggest problems facing marketers today is that they’re experiencing data deluge and data drought simultaneously.
Bliss Point by Tinuti addresses these challenges by providing a single, user-friendly platform for measuring what marketers previously struggled to measure. With Bliss Point, you can move beyond simply validating past actions and instead use measurement to guide real-time decision-making on what should happen next.
Join our product experts for a live demonstration of Bliss Point. Discover how it can empower your brand with the tools and insights needed to optimize each channel, across your entire media mix, and your overall brand performance.
How retailers are using product innovation to engage customers and drive sales
1. How retailers are using product innovation to
engage customers and drive sales
Joanne M. Healy
EVP & Chief Strategy Officer
JGA, Inc.
Rich Sargente
General Manager & VP, Sales
BARK
Alicynne Sher
SVP of Sales
Knot Standard
2. We will always overestimate the change that
will occur in the next two years, and underestimate
the change that will occur in the next ten.
Bill Gates
3. T H E N E W N O R M A L
Transforming
product
innovation into
business value
Technology and
the cult of disruption
Embracing the art
and science of
experimentation
Trade-offs between
risk + reward
The one constant:
The Customer
7. Knot Standard
• SVP of Sales
• Custom Menswear
RALPH LAUREN
• 10 years
• Global Wholesale for Women’s
Apparel, Accessories and Footwe
AKRIS
• Vice President of US Commercial
Sales
• Apparel and Accessories
Other
8. A L L
A B O U T
A C C E S S
I N F R O N T
+ B E H I N D
T H E S C R E E N
K N O W H I M
S E R V E H I M
B R A N D
Y O U R S E L F
FORBES, How Knot Standard Sized Up An Opportunity In Custom Menswear Suited To A Professional Man's Needs, August 14, 2017
,
Putting on a beautifully
designed suit elevates my
spirit, extols my sense of self,
and helps define me as a man
to whom details matter…
-Gay Talese
15. We’re crazy dog people.
We hire people with passion,
so we stay authentic.
Our job is to make them happy.
16. The World Is Going To
The Dogs
This is Noodle…He’s awesome.
17. People see their dogs
as part of their family.
They see dogs as unique
individuals.
They include their dog
in every aspect of their lives.
They’re more likely
to splurge on their
dogs than ever
before.
18. Why we are different.
Retail is an
Experience Built
Around Storytelling
Dog-First, Data-Driven
Product
Unparalleled Customer
Engagement
Powerful Social
Media Engine
22. 3 Experience
2 Brand
1 RelevancyProduct innovation as a
competitive differentiator
Authenticity, integrity,
empowerment
Connecting emotionally
with your customers
Editor's Notes
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This, by the way, is Noodle. He’s one of our celibridogs - he has nearly 36k followers on instagram - putting that into perspective, Blue Buffalo has 33k
The BARK audience - Millennials - is the largest generation segment of pet parents (1 in 3) and they’re transforming the industry.
How are we different
- Design - All in house design and creative engine.
- We tell stories - Disney for dogs
- Supported by Social reach and engagement (happy team)
unique products and each of the touchpoints that make it unique (viral sensation, fun character for humans, layers of fun for dog), but my only question is where does the retail touch point