This document discusses how customer data platforms (CDPs) can help companies better understand customer journeys by collecting and unifying customer data from different sources. It describes how CDPs create a "golden record" for each customer to map their complete journey. With more complete data, companies can improve customer segmentation, deliver personalized messaging, and achieve better business results through higher conversions and loyalty. The document also notes CDPs can do this while respecting privacy regulations by using data to create trusted, valuable experiences for customers.
Eaton restructured its marketing team to better serve its expanded business. It mapped out key marketing processes, standardized roles and skills, and insourced new capabilities like marketing automation. Eaton prioritized developing internal skills through training programs and talent assessments. It promoted a growth mentality among marketers and focuses on continuous learning. Digital transformation has been challenging but rewarding for Eaton.
This document discusses how sales and marketing can combine to drive full-funnel growth through marketing orchestration and the power of unity. It describes how in the past, there was no unified customer record or way to manage the customer journey, but now companies like Salesforce, Marketo, and Hubspot have created unified platforms. The emergence of marketing orchestration allows for unified account strategies, spending intelligence, and prevents non-marketable leads from reaching sales. Orchestration provides quantifiable business outcomes like increased ROI and leads. The presentation argues that when marketing and sales work in unity, there are significant benefits such as higher win rates, improved retention, and faster growth.
How Transparency Drives Growth in the World of Always-On MarketingMartech Alliance
This document discusses how Datorama helps Ticketmaster unify their marketing data and gain transparency, speed, and growth. It highlights challenges like wasted money, lack of speed, and limited growth. Datorama connects Ticketmaster's disparate data sources, provides insights with AI, and creates dashboards to make growth actionable. This allows Ticketmaster to connect performance to sales impact, provide rapid reporting, and gain cross-client visibility to manage business growth. With Datorama, Ticketmaster experienced 30% yearly revenue growth, doubled their monthly campaigns, and saved over 120 hours of work per month. Datorama is critical to Ticketmaster's marketing success and business growth.
For years, the promise of mobile salespeople was appealing but difficult to achieve due to limitations of interfaces and bandwidth. However, with the lines blurring between handheld and desktop devices and wireless access and GPS intelligence becoming more universal, sales mobility may now be a reality.
ANTS - The Future of Digital Marketing - FPT TECH DAY 2016ANTS
The document discusses the importance of digital marketing and adapting to new digital technologies. It notes that customers, products, business operations, and competitors are now fundamentally digital. It provides examples of case studies on how different industries have incorporated digital technologies and data into areas like user experiences, real-time data, social media, and content recommendations. The presentation emphasizes that businesses must unleash the full economic potential of digital transformation to remain competitive.
This document discusses marketing technology (martech). It notes that martech spend is increasing, with major companies acquiring martech firms for billions of dollars. It emphasizes that martech is about more than just technology and must be aligned with a company's marketing strategy and customer journey. It provides advice on auditing current martech usage, building a martech team, and ensuring different martech platforms can integrate and share data.
LivePerson celebrated a successful third quarter of 2020 with record revenue, new contract values, and adjusted EBITDA. Key highlights included 26% revenue growth driven by increased demand for conversational AI during the pandemic, signing their first 360 partnership with Infosys, and raising full year revenue and profitability guidance. LivePerson's CEO attributed their leadership position in conversational commerce to their early bet on this emerging technology.
Eaton restructured its marketing team to better serve its expanded business. It mapped out key marketing processes, standardized roles and skills, and insourced new capabilities like marketing automation. Eaton prioritized developing internal skills through training programs and talent assessments. It promoted a growth mentality among marketers and focuses on continuous learning. Digital transformation has been challenging but rewarding for Eaton.
This document discusses how sales and marketing can combine to drive full-funnel growth through marketing orchestration and the power of unity. It describes how in the past, there was no unified customer record or way to manage the customer journey, but now companies like Salesforce, Marketo, and Hubspot have created unified platforms. The emergence of marketing orchestration allows for unified account strategies, spending intelligence, and prevents non-marketable leads from reaching sales. Orchestration provides quantifiable business outcomes like increased ROI and leads. The presentation argues that when marketing and sales work in unity, there are significant benefits such as higher win rates, improved retention, and faster growth.
How Transparency Drives Growth in the World of Always-On MarketingMartech Alliance
This document discusses how Datorama helps Ticketmaster unify their marketing data and gain transparency, speed, and growth. It highlights challenges like wasted money, lack of speed, and limited growth. Datorama connects Ticketmaster's disparate data sources, provides insights with AI, and creates dashboards to make growth actionable. This allows Ticketmaster to connect performance to sales impact, provide rapid reporting, and gain cross-client visibility to manage business growth. With Datorama, Ticketmaster experienced 30% yearly revenue growth, doubled their monthly campaigns, and saved over 120 hours of work per month. Datorama is critical to Ticketmaster's marketing success and business growth.
For years, the promise of mobile salespeople was appealing but difficult to achieve due to limitations of interfaces and bandwidth. However, with the lines blurring between handheld and desktop devices and wireless access and GPS intelligence becoming more universal, sales mobility may now be a reality.
ANTS - The Future of Digital Marketing - FPT TECH DAY 2016ANTS
The document discusses the importance of digital marketing and adapting to new digital technologies. It notes that customers, products, business operations, and competitors are now fundamentally digital. It provides examples of case studies on how different industries have incorporated digital technologies and data into areas like user experiences, real-time data, social media, and content recommendations. The presentation emphasizes that businesses must unleash the full economic potential of digital transformation to remain competitive.
This document discusses marketing technology (martech). It notes that martech spend is increasing, with major companies acquiring martech firms for billions of dollars. It emphasizes that martech is about more than just technology and must be aligned with a company's marketing strategy and customer journey. It provides advice on auditing current martech usage, building a martech team, and ensuring different martech platforms can integrate and share data.
LivePerson celebrated a successful third quarter of 2020 with record revenue, new contract values, and adjusted EBITDA. Key highlights included 26% revenue growth driven by increased demand for conversational AI during the pandemic, signing their first 360 partnership with Infosys, and raising full year revenue and profitability guidance. LivePerson's CEO attributed their leadership position in conversational commerce to their early bet on this emerging technology.
Big data and predictive analytics
Technological progress has made big data ready to shake up the portal and real estate industry. It is about transforming the business models and processes of all participants, such as agents, buyers, sellers, portals in the real estate space. It is the differentiating factor for developers in highly competitive markets. Big data combined with social media and bots it provides a winning formula to those who embrace it.
Mesto is a relatively new entrant (2011) in the emerging market of the Ukraine. It is taking on several well established incumbents and making great progress. This session looks at the lessons learned by Mesto.
Past meets future in e-commerce - Lyubomir Cholakov @ eCommCongress 2018ecommcongress
Isobar is a digital agency that delivers digital transformation through creativity. They build brands and digital experiences, construct digital ecosystems, and create new digital products. Isobar is recognized as an industry leader and has won several awards. They offer consultancy expertise through practices like marketing intelligence and omni-channel commerce. Isobar works with many large clients around the world, providing digital services. The document discusses the state of ecommerce today and how it is moving towards a more intelligent and borderless economy powered by new technologies like voice and cognitive capabilities.
The document discusses various online advertising and monetization models that can be used to generate revenue, including affiliate marketing, banner ads, contextual ads, email marketing, and e-commerce. It provides details on cost-per-mille, cost-per-click, and cost-per-action payment models and recommends researching products/services, competitors, target audiences, optimizing campaigns based on performance metrics, and using automation tools.
Tech talk digital trading the new way of digital compete analytics_minervas_m...National Retail Federation
The document discusses digital trading and how organizations can manage competition in the digital economy. It outlines two types of economies - physical and digital - and notes that an increasing portion of the US GDP is coming from digital industries. It then presents five dilemmas organizations face regarding things like friends vs foes, margins vs inventory, short-term vs long-term gains. Finally, it introduces the concept of digital trading platforms, which are AI-enabled solutions that can help organizations make smart, data-driven decisions to manage their competition in the digital world.
THE CX-FACTOR: UNRAVELLING CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE LEADERSHIPsinnerschrader
Customer expectations are increasing and crossing sector boundaries. Knowing your customers’ needs is key for differentiation and loyalty for most organizations. Employees need to be empowered, new business models developed and new partnerships forged. But where does CX belong in a company? How do we measure it? And more importantly, what does it take to deliver great customer experience across the entire organization?
Camilla Eckerdal is Head of CX Design at one of the world’s leading Telco’s – Telia and Stefan Moritz is VP Customer Experience at one of the world’s top-ranking design and innovation consultancies – Veryday.
People are increasingly expecting more personalized content and better customer experiences, but not at any cost. For marketers, it means rethinking the formats of content to reach customers across devices, the promotions to offer them based on time and context, or the alerts and notifications to push when they step into a physical store. Learn how Customer Data Platform technology allows marketers to gain a 360° view of their customers and personalize the customer experience.
This document discusses how SaaS (software as a service) products represent a small percentage of the large B2B software market that is sold through resellers, and introduces AppBind as a solution that allows resellers to automate billing and access for SaaS products, treating them similar to traditionally licensed software. It notes that AppBind creates virtual credit cards and login credentials to manage customer subscriptions and payments on behalf of resellers.
People-Based Marketing for Platforms - LiveRamp Sponsor Breakfast PresentationMediaPost
Marketers want to do more people-based marketing in order to target their customers and prospects based on known buying behaviors and preferences. Until recently, those tactics were limited to a small number of programmatic platforms. With IdentityLink, publishers can create people-based solutions across their properties and capture the budgets they’ve been missing out on.
Analyzing online traffic and making sense of all the data is something digital marketers do every day. After all we need to understand what’s going on in order to grow the business. Sometimes our assumptions are based on past experiences, sometimes we can support them with data, but quite often they are based on pure logic. Are they really? Over the years we’ve worked with numerous clients and learned that some assumptions are proven wrong more often than not.
This document summarizes an AI-driven sales solutions company. It discusses how AI is changing consumer behavior and becoming core to leading tech companies' business models. It then provides details about the company, Adtelligenice, including that it delivers enterprise SaaS solutions using AI and big data to typically increase customers' sales by 15-30%. It describes how Adtelligenice uses customer data and AI to provide insights, convert visitors to customers, and predict the next best actions for upselling existing accounts. The document emphasizes that AI and data can drive revenue increases across various business areas.
MudgalAnalytics is a software development and digital marketing company founded in 2001 that primarily develops applications for e-business in industries like finance, telecom, and mobile content. The company provides technology platforms and services for areas like web analytics, CRM, ERP, SCM, affiliate networks, and VoIP telecommunications. MudgalAnalytics works to stay on the cutting edge of technology innovations in telecom and internet through proposed research and development efforts.
This document discusses marketing automation and the digital marketing suite. It describes elements of marketing automation 1.0 and 2.0, including CRM integration, lead generation, analytics, content personalization, and bridging digital channels. The document outlines how the digital marketing suite can build engagement profiles from online data to optimize interactions across channels like search, display, social media, and more. It provides examples of how the suite can implement smart retargeting, dynamic creative, lookalike targeting, and media mix modeling.
The study was conducted by Avaus Marketing Innovations, a leading data-driven marketing agency, together with ISS, a leading marketing research company. We asked Swedish and Finnish CMO’s, CTO’s and COO’s to assess the state of data and analytics in their companies, in four major areas:
1. Strategy and business objectives
2. Investments
3. People, processes and leadership
4. Tools and technologies
Download the full study for free here: https://www.avaus.fi/en/state-of-analytics/
This document provides information about Online Marketing Gurus, a company that generates and sells qualified mortgage leads. It offers leads for various types of mortgages including refinances, purchases, HARP 2.0, and more. The document highlights the benefits of their leads such as being fresh, triple verified for accuracy, and having high conversion ratios. It also shares a testimonial praising the lead quality and increased funding rates a client achieved. Contact information is provided at the bottom.
Platform Pioneer Executive Symposium: How 3M & Z-Tech (Part of AB InBev) Tran...Mirakl
Digital transformation is gaining speed, and leaders across the B2B industry are experiencing fast-growing pressure to dominate in the digital-first economy. According to McKinsey, only 8% of companies believe their current business model will remain economically viable through digitization, further propelling B2B’s biggest players to invest massively in digital business models.
Industry giants 3M & Z-Tech (Part of Ab InBev) are reimagining how they do business with the marketplace model. Both companies are leveraging Mirakl’s marketplace technology to introduce a modern, online B2B buying experience with greater convenience, a wider selection, and an improved customer experience.
In this Platform Pioneer Executive Symposium, hear Luiz Gondim, CTO at Z-Tech and Global VP, Innovation at AB InBev, and Krasen Dimitrov, International Program Manager at 3M, in conversation with Joe Cicman, Sr. Analyst at Forrester, and discover how they are leading the next generation of B2B eCommerce with a marketplace. You’ll learn:
- Why Z-Tech (Part of AB InBev) and 3M are investing in a marketplace strategy now to drive their digital transformation
- How marketplace is empowering Z-Tech (Part of AB InBev) & 3M to expand revenue opportunities, scale faster with less risk, and improve the customer experience
- Actionable takeaways from executives who have been in your shoes when considering a marketplace launch
EBE 2020 The Future is Interactive: How conversational, social, and live comm...E-Commerce Berlin EXPO
Reda Haidar
Head of the DACH Sendbird
Reda Haidar is the Head of the DACH Region for SendBird - the world's most complete Chat API. Having spent his entire career within the telecom and IT industry, he believes the convergence of these two industries is the future. He believes the core facilitator of this future remains the thoughtful communication between people and technology.
The document discusses personalization and how using customer data can improve marketing outcomes. It defines personalization as using data to deliver a relevant experience across channels. Personalization can increase conversion rates by 10-14% and lift sales by 19%. While many marketers have separate strategies for different channels, an integrated approach is more effective. Personalization becomes a competitive advantage when done right. The document advocates for using first, second, and third party data and focusing on relevance to transform unknown customers into advocates.
Big data and predictive analytics
Technological progress has made big data ready to shake up the portal and real estate industry. It is about transforming the business models and processes of all participants, such as agents, buyers, sellers, portals in the real estate space. It is the differentiating factor for developers in highly competitive markets. Big data combined with social media and bots it provides a winning formula to those who embrace it.
Mesto is a relatively new entrant (2011) in the emerging market of the Ukraine. It is taking on several well established incumbents and making great progress. This session looks at the lessons learned by Mesto.
Past meets future in e-commerce - Lyubomir Cholakov @ eCommCongress 2018ecommcongress
Isobar is a digital agency that delivers digital transformation through creativity. They build brands and digital experiences, construct digital ecosystems, and create new digital products. Isobar is recognized as an industry leader and has won several awards. They offer consultancy expertise through practices like marketing intelligence and omni-channel commerce. Isobar works with many large clients around the world, providing digital services. The document discusses the state of ecommerce today and how it is moving towards a more intelligent and borderless economy powered by new technologies like voice and cognitive capabilities.
The document discusses various online advertising and monetization models that can be used to generate revenue, including affiliate marketing, banner ads, contextual ads, email marketing, and e-commerce. It provides details on cost-per-mille, cost-per-click, and cost-per-action payment models and recommends researching products/services, competitors, target audiences, optimizing campaigns based on performance metrics, and using automation tools.
Tech talk digital trading the new way of digital compete analytics_minervas_m...National Retail Federation
The document discusses digital trading and how organizations can manage competition in the digital economy. It outlines two types of economies - physical and digital - and notes that an increasing portion of the US GDP is coming from digital industries. It then presents five dilemmas organizations face regarding things like friends vs foes, margins vs inventory, short-term vs long-term gains. Finally, it introduces the concept of digital trading platforms, which are AI-enabled solutions that can help organizations make smart, data-driven decisions to manage their competition in the digital world.
THE CX-FACTOR: UNRAVELLING CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE LEADERSHIPsinnerschrader
Customer expectations are increasing and crossing sector boundaries. Knowing your customers’ needs is key for differentiation and loyalty for most organizations. Employees need to be empowered, new business models developed and new partnerships forged. But where does CX belong in a company? How do we measure it? And more importantly, what does it take to deliver great customer experience across the entire organization?
Camilla Eckerdal is Head of CX Design at one of the world’s leading Telco’s – Telia and Stefan Moritz is VP Customer Experience at one of the world’s top-ranking design and innovation consultancies – Veryday.
People are increasingly expecting more personalized content and better customer experiences, but not at any cost. For marketers, it means rethinking the formats of content to reach customers across devices, the promotions to offer them based on time and context, or the alerts and notifications to push when they step into a physical store. Learn how Customer Data Platform technology allows marketers to gain a 360° view of their customers and personalize the customer experience.
This document discusses how SaaS (software as a service) products represent a small percentage of the large B2B software market that is sold through resellers, and introduces AppBind as a solution that allows resellers to automate billing and access for SaaS products, treating them similar to traditionally licensed software. It notes that AppBind creates virtual credit cards and login credentials to manage customer subscriptions and payments on behalf of resellers.
People-Based Marketing for Platforms - LiveRamp Sponsor Breakfast PresentationMediaPost
Marketers want to do more people-based marketing in order to target their customers and prospects based on known buying behaviors and preferences. Until recently, those tactics were limited to a small number of programmatic platforms. With IdentityLink, publishers can create people-based solutions across their properties and capture the budgets they’ve been missing out on.
Analyzing online traffic and making sense of all the data is something digital marketers do every day. After all we need to understand what’s going on in order to grow the business. Sometimes our assumptions are based on past experiences, sometimes we can support them with data, but quite often they are based on pure logic. Are they really? Over the years we’ve worked with numerous clients and learned that some assumptions are proven wrong more often than not.
This document summarizes an AI-driven sales solutions company. It discusses how AI is changing consumer behavior and becoming core to leading tech companies' business models. It then provides details about the company, Adtelligenice, including that it delivers enterprise SaaS solutions using AI and big data to typically increase customers' sales by 15-30%. It describes how Adtelligenice uses customer data and AI to provide insights, convert visitors to customers, and predict the next best actions for upselling existing accounts. The document emphasizes that AI and data can drive revenue increases across various business areas.
MudgalAnalytics is a software development and digital marketing company founded in 2001 that primarily develops applications for e-business in industries like finance, telecom, and mobile content. The company provides technology platforms and services for areas like web analytics, CRM, ERP, SCM, affiliate networks, and VoIP telecommunications. MudgalAnalytics works to stay on the cutting edge of technology innovations in telecom and internet through proposed research and development efforts.
This document discusses marketing automation and the digital marketing suite. It describes elements of marketing automation 1.0 and 2.0, including CRM integration, lead generation, analytics, content personalization, and bridging digital channels. The document outlines how the digital marketing suite can build engagement profiles from online data to optimize interactions across channels like search, display, social media, and more. It provides examples of how the suite can implement smart retargeting, dynamic creative, lookalike targeting, and media mix modeling.
The study was conducted by Avaus Marketing Innovations, a leading data-driven marketing agency, together with ISS, a leading marketing research company. We asked Swedish and Finnish CMO’s, CTO’s and COO’s to assess the state of data and analytics in their companies, in four major areas:
1. Strategy and business objectives
2. Investments
3. People, processes and leadership
4. Tools and technologies
Download the full study for free here: https://www.avaus.fi/en/state-of-analytics/
This document provides information about Online Marketing Gurus, a company that generates and sells qualified mortgage leads. It offers leads for various types of mortgages including refinances, purchases, HARP 2.0, and more. The document highlights the benefits of their leads such as being fresh, triple verified for accuracy, and having high conversion ratios. It also shares a testimonial praising the lead quality and increased funding rates a client achieved. Contact information is provided at the bottom.
Platform Pioneer Executive Symposium: How 3M & Z-Tech (Part of AB InBev) Tran...Mirakl
Digital transformation is gaining speed, and leaders across the B2B industry are experiencing fast-growing pressure to dominate in the digital-first economy. According to McKinsey, only 8% of companies believe their current business model will remain economically viable through digitization, further propelling B2B’s biggest players to invest massively in digital business models.
Industry giants 3M & Z-Tech (Part of Ab InBev) are reimagining how they do business with the marketplace model. Both companies are leveraging Mirakl’s marketplace technology to introduce a modern, online B2B buying experience with greater convenience, a wider selection, and an improved customer experience.
In this Platform Pioneer Executive Symposium, hear Luiz Gondim, CTO at Z-Tech and Global VP, Innovation at AB InBev, and Krasen Dimitrov, International Program Manager at 3M, in conversation with Joe Cicman, Sr. Analyst at Forrester, and discover how they are leading the next generation of B2B eCommerce with a marketplace. You’ll learn:
- Why Z-Tech (Part of AB InBev) and 3M are investing in a marketplace strategy now to drive their digital transformation
- How marketplace is empowering Z-Tech (Part of AB InBev) & 3M to expand revenue opportunities, scale faster with less risk, and improve the customer experience
- Actionable takeaways from executives who have been in your shoes when considering a marketplace launch
EBE 2020 The Future is Interactive: How conversational, social, and live comm...E-Commerce Berlin EXPO
Reda Haidar
Head of the DACH Sendbird
Reda Haidar is the Head of the DACH Region for SendBird - the world's most complete Chat API. Having spent his entire career within the telecom and IT industry, he believes the convergence of these two industries is the future. He believes the core facilitator of this future remains the thoughtful communication between people and technology.
The document discusses personalization and how using customer data can improve marketing outcomes. It defines personalization as using data to deliver a relevant experience across channels. Personalization can increase conversion rates by 10-14% and lift sales by 19%. While many marketers have separate strategies for different channels, an integrated approach is more effective. Personalization becomes a competitive advantage when done right. The document advocates for using first, second, and third party data and focusing on relevance to transform unknown customers into advocates.
The document discusses strategies for companies to build brand loyalty and a winning customer experience (CX) in today's environment of shorter upgrade cycles and eroding brand loyalty for smart devices. It notes that by 2020, consumer experience will overtake price and product as the key brand differentiator. It recommends taking a platform approach to CX that integrates the consumer experience across the entire product lifecycle from purchase to disposal. Achieving a great after-sales service experience can increase the probability of selling to an existing customer by 20%, up to 70% overall.
Digital Transformation: Driving CX Excellence keynote slides from the following conferences - #DigiExConf #CRMEvolution #SpeechTEK #SMARTCS
Presented April 2019
DrinkDigital Shahina Meru - Convert your hard earned traffic - 11.2020Shahina Meru
The document discusses conversion rate optimization (CRO) and how to improve website performance through testing and optimization. It explains techniques like understanding users, ensuring messaging and content is relevant to the right person at the right time, optimizing landing pages, tailoring experiences for different audiences, and optimizing across the entire customer journey. Case studies show how these CRO strategies can lead to increased conversion rates and returns on ad spend.
Presentation: It's the Thought That Counts. Why User Intent and Content Are t...MediaPost
Search and Performance Insider Summit, Deer Valley, UT, Dec. 12, 2019 - 09:45 AM: Diane Sidden of Cisco explains why understanding consumer intent is key to developing the right content. She talks about what signals we need to look at in order to give customers a true red carpet buying experience. Presenter Diane Sidden, Audience Platform Program Manager, Cisco
The impact of digital disruption on businesses and why you should make customer experience your competitive advantage in the era of the experience economy. The world is changing at such a fast rate that it is both scary and exciting at the same time. Today the challenge for businesses is to face the implications of the digital era. Empowered customers no longer just purchase products; they buy experiences from brands they feel confident will deliver on their ongoing needs. That's why is important to improve your customer experience and loyalty, because unless you’re keeping your customers in mind every step of the way, you could be missing out.
AWS Summit Singapore 2019 | Realising Business Value with AWS Analytics ServicesAWS Summits
Speaker: Yu Hua Lim, Solutions Architect, ASEAN, AWS
Customer Speaker: Vasanth Kumar, Head of Software Engineering, NTUC Link Pte Ltd
Hear how local enterprise customers deliver business impact with AWS Analytics and Big Data services. We will cover data monetisation, creation of net new revenue streams, and agility in experimentation.
Introduction to AWS Travel by Massimo MorinSameer Kenkare
The document discusses how AWS is helping companies in the travel industry innovate through leveraging data, machine learning, and personalization. It highlights trends in travel like connected customer experiences and operational efficiency. Examples are given of airlines like Qantas using AWS to gain customer insights and Ryanair rebuilding applications on AWS to personalize travel experiences. The conclusion encourages travel companies to focus on differentiating through customers and having an ambitious innovation plan using AWS's 13+ years of experience.
It's time to evolve from 'lifetime attribution' in mobile apps!Affiliate Summit
This document discusses evolving mobile app attribution models from lifetime to post-click. It outlines challenges with current attribution windows, multiple tracking platforms, and fraud. It then details how adopting a unified, cross-platform approach using a mobile attribution provider can help optimize tracking and attribution. This involves using tools like SDKs, deeplinks, and people-based attribution to better connect web and app users and attribute conversions across sessions and devices.
The document discusses challenges in delivering digital experiences and navigating the crowded tech landscape. It describes how user expectations have evolved, forcing companies to converge experiences across touchpoints. Organizations are also evolving by destroying silos, personalizing interactions, and treating data as the new currency. Creating experiences tailored for individuals, not just segments, along their unique journeys is emphasized.
My take on the year ahead in social marketing. 16 social marketing trends for 2014:
1. Chat app marketing will fuel the social web
2. Social TV behaviours will grow in value
3. Customer activism will get more sophisticated
4. Moment commerce will emerge in force
5. Content experiences will get even more immersive
6. The sharing economy will accelerate
7. Paid social advertising will eat more budget
8. Niche social networks will gain in popularity
9. Multi platform will become the new normal
10. Social performance marketing will bite
11. Native advertising will get more integrated
12. Curation tactics will need to get smarter
13. Social mobile will continue to converge at pace
14. Social data will drive more personalisation
15. Social marketing automation will improve
16. 'Always on' will transition to 'Always care'
Can omni-channel communication & marketing automation go hand-in-hand?Akhil Mittal
Omni-channel marketing is not new––but executing it can be tricky, at best. Realizing the benefits of omni-channel requires using the right platforms, integrating them effectively, and managing campaigns across multiple platforms.
Read how a premier real estate investment trust (REIT) and investment company leveraged the combined power of marketing automation and context marketing. You’ll learn how to personalize experiences across multiple channels, to connect with customers wherever they are on their journeys.
This document discusses how CRM is evolving in the information age. It notes that expectations have changed as information has become more widely available due to technology changes like mobile, social, cloud, and analytics. CRM providers are shifting from automating transactions to orchestrating customer experiences across sales, marketing and service. The role of digital experiences is emphasized as customers now engage with brands through online communities and social networks.
Crossing Paths: Meet Customers Wherever They Are on Their Journeyedynamic
The presentation discusses how to meet customers wherever they are on their journey. It notes that customers expect relevant experiences across multiple digital channels. The key is developing the right customer experience for each individual customer through personalized and dynamic content. The presentation provides an overview of how Sitecore can help deliver great customer experiences through an integrated customer experience platform that includes tools for personalization, segmentation, and automation to deliver contextual experiences across channels. It also discusses how Sitecore can be part of a broader marketing technology ecosystem by connecting to other systems like marketing automation platforms. An example case study is provided on how Sitecore helped W.P. Carey deliver the right customer experience.
AWS Summit Singapore 2019 | Amazon Digital User Engagement SolutionsAWS Summits
This document summarizes an Amazon Web Services presentation on digital user engagement. The presentation discusses how evolving user expectations require personalized engagement across channels. It then overviews AWS services like Amazon Pinpoint that can help with audience management, personalized messaging, and machine learning. A case study describes how Disney uses Pinpoint for push notifications at scale. The presentation concludes with a demo of Pinpoint's capabilities.
There are good bots - and there are bad bots. Which is why you should care and know how to manage them so that you remain secure, but can continue to successfully conduct your business over the Internet. Presentation by Xavier Daspre at the Akamai Trust No One City Tour.
The document discusses IBM's Smarter Commerce strategy and solutions. It introduces Smarter Commerce as helping companies satisfy customers at the speed of life by optimizing their buying, marketing, selling, and service processes. It then outlines IBM's integrated portfolio of Smarter Commerce solutions and services across these key areas. The document promotes IBM's leadership capabilities in areas like procurement, customer experience management, and digital marketing to help transform businesses.
This document discusses the dangers of making data-driven decisions and provides tips on how to avoid these dangers. It describes how HubSpot made mistakes by relying too heavily on certain metrics like leads generated or website traffic without considering other factors. Specifically, it provides examples of when marketing success did not translate to sales success. The document advocates becoming data-informed rather than data-driven by leveraging multiple types of qualitative and quantitative data, focusing on meaningful metrics, and maintaining skepticism about any single data point.
This document discusses the limitations of traditional email metrics like open rates and clicks for accurately measuring email performance. It notes that open rates calculated using pixel tracking are unreliable due to image blocking and multiple devices. Tracking clicks is more accurate but does not account for unique clicks. The document suggests tracking website journeys by adding parameters to email URLs to better understand user behavior. It advocates using metrics that are actionable for the organization rather than just following industry standards. Organizations are advised to consider what is most important and find proxy measurements if direct metrics are not available.
Work management is an important but often overlooked aspect of marketing technology (MarTech). It involves centralizing, standardizing, and accelerating processes to increase visibility and optimize how work is done. Tracking details of requests such as goals, deadlines, and priorities allows for balancing workloads, understanding capacity, and improving communications and collaboration between teams. A work management platform can provide real-time status updates and data insights while integrating with other systems. Measuring work is essential for continuous improvement.
This document discusses the future of customer engagement based on research from the DMA. It finds that while email is still a preferred marketing channel, influence comes from many sources. Trust is built through relevance, data privacy, and establishing a good reputation. Emerging technologies like smart home assistants and social/shoppable ads are gaining ground but influence remains broad. The key pillars for effective customer engagement are identified as relevance, data privacy practices, and trust.
This document discusses how digital brand templates can help creative teams by speeding up the content creation process and ensuring brand consistency. It summarizes:
1) Creative teams are overwhelmed with requests and spend too much time on routine tasks, while the content lifecycle moves too slowly.
2) Brand templates allow for reusable content without additional costs, make content editable while maintaining brand guidelines, and help localize and distribute content faster and more efficiently.
3) Bynder customers see a 42% increase in asset reuse and 94% can create assets faster using digital brand templates.
The document discusses a mean comment a man left on a woman's dating app photo. The woman, Thea, shared the comment and photo on Twitter. Many people responded defending Thea and saying she looks beautiful. Clothing brand ASOS also responded, inviting Thea to direct message them. Thea later shared that she had the last laugh by including a link showing she had a successful partnership with ASOS.
The document discusses evolving trends in marketing technology and how marketers can tackle the challenges of an increasingly complex marketing landscape. It notes that customer journeys are unpredictable, marketing channels have multiplied, and the "martech stack" has become more complex. The document then provides tips for marketers, including: using different tools for different marketing purposes and customer stages; utilizing existing tools; automating programs with technology; and continuing to innovate.
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Hello everyone! I’m so glad to be with you all today. London is such an amazing city. And it’s definitely an exciting time to here.
I’m Henry Li. Director of Business Development at Arm Treasure Data. I’m happy to be with you all today to talk about one of the biggest trends in marketing technology.
We’ll be taking a closer look today at Customer Data Platforms – or CDPs for short.
And we’ll see how CDPs are helping marketers better understand the journeys of their customers.
First a little bit about Arm Treasure Data. Treasure Data is an enterprise software company that develops CDPs. We were founded in 2011 as a small startup in Mt. View, California.
We grew quickly over the years. And were eventually acquired last year by Arm.
Now quick show of hands. How many of you in the audience have heard of Arm? Believe it or not, Arm is probably the most ubiquitous company you’ve never heard of.
Arm is a major semiconductor design company. Arm develop microchips that are used in computers, servers, smartphones and IoT devices everywhere. In fact, 95% of the world’s smartphones uses Arm. And that includes the phone you’re holding in your hand right now!
So why would a semiconductor design company like Arm buy Treasure Data?
At first it might seem like an odd marriage. Well when you’re powering most of the world’s devices, you’re also collecting lots of data.
And when you’re collecting so much data, you need a way to manage all of it.
That’s where Treasure Data comes to play. Treasure Data has developed a platform that allows you to collect, manage and activate lots of data at scale.
So why does all this matter to marketers? How does a CDP like Treasure Data help marketers better understand the customer journey?
To put this into context, let’s think about how we all got to today’s event.
So we all traveled from many different places to get here today. Many of us flew here by plane.
Some folks got here by train.
Some of us got here by car.
On our way to London, we created personal journeys.
We visited different places.
We saw different things.
We met different people.
Now to record our personal journeys, we have to find some way to keep track of all these special moments.
As you can imagine, there are countless ways to do this.
Our smartphones.
Social media.
Store point-of-sale systems.
Check-in apps
Messaging apps.
Just to name a few…
All of the unique moments of our personal journey are recorded as DATA.
And all this data is stored in different data silos inside different systems.
A United Airlines mobile app records when you check into your flight.
Square’s point-of-sale app records that slice of pizza and beer you get at the airport.
You finally arrive at Heathrow Airport after a long flight in a middle seat. You take aelfie of this liberating event. And post on Facebook.
You walk outside. And order an Uber. The Uber app records this moment.
The Marriott Hotel app records the long awaited moment when you finally check into your hotel. You can finally relax.
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Now imagine for a second that you’re a business.
You need to track a personal journey not just of one person, but for millions of your customers.
How your customers first discovered your product.
How they evaluated it with other things in the market.
How they finally decided to make a purchase.
Think of all the different systems and databases you need to pull data from to create that customer journey.
There are literally thousands of different systems and databases where all this data is stored in.
Pulling together millions of data points from different databases and systems is no easy task. Wouldn’t it be great if there was an automated process to do this?
Luckily there is. Enter the CDP.
A CDP is a data technology platform. It pulls together many data fragments about a customer from different data silos that normally don’t talk to each other.
It does this not just for one person, but for millions of your customers.
And a CDP is powerful enough to do all this quickly and automatically.
A big part of customer journey mapping is tying together different pieces of data that belong to the same person.
As you can imagine, we don’t always appear to be the same person to everyone.
We may have different names. Different aliases. Different nicknames. But we’re in fact the same person.
Think of how you might be identified by the apps you use everyday.
Your email address is different from your social media handle.
Your social media handle is different from your wireless phone number.
And your wireless phone number is different from your point-of-sale customer ID.
All these systems identify you in a different way.
The goal here is to unify all the different identifiers to create a ”single golden record” of the individual.
CDPs help do this.
They help associate different IDs to the same individual.
We call this process “ID unification.”
So you’ve collected lots of data fragments about your customers from different data silos.
You’ve unified all this all together to create individual customer journey maps.
You now have a more complete, 360 degree view of your customers.
With all these great new insights, you can create much more complete and actionable customer segments than ever before.
With better segments, you can create more personalized messaging for specific target groups.
You might have one bucket of millennial digital trendsetters who browse your website. But for whatever reason, never buy anything.
Show them a coupon at checkout.
You may have another bucket of suburban families who are looking for great deals.
Maybe they used to buy your product a long time ago.
But for some reason, they suddenly disappeared.
Get these churned customers back with a special offer.
A CDP lets you activate customer segments on popular customer engagement platforms.
Facebook, Instagram, Marketo jusf to name a few.
You can activate on different marketing channels like social media, email, push notification, or display ads.
And as smart savvy marketers, we know that better personalization leads to better business results – for all the great reasons we’re pretty familiar with.
BETTER PERSONALIZATION makes you feel like you’re on top of the world!
But wait. Hang on.
Some of you may be wondering by now.
Collecting data is an important part of customer journey mapping.
But isn’t data collection a bad thing in today’s world of DATA PRIVACY REGULATION?
Isn’t this considered taboo in the world of GDPR and CCPA?
CCPA stands for California Consumer Privacy Act. It’s California’s own version of GDPR that will take effect in January 2020.
First – it’s important to realize that collecting customer data plays a key part in something we often take for granted. They’re called PERSONALIZED EXPERIENCES.
Think about everything you use that delivers personalized experiences.
A faster and more seamless checkout experience from Amazon?
Personalized playlists from Spotify?
Recommended videos on YouTube?
Personalized experiences affect our lives in a good way. The truth is the vast majority of customers want better personalized experiences.
Now data regulation like GDPR doesn’t prohibit you from collecting and using customer data.
It just asks that be more transparent and accountable about how you collect, store, and use this data.
Folks who want better personalized experiences can opt-in to data collection.
Folks who are indifferent to personalized experiences can opt-out of data collection. You have a choice!
As long you deliver trusted personalized experiences that bring value to your customer using the data you collect, you should be okay.
So we’ve seen how collecting and unifying data from different data silos helps marketers better understand customer journeys. How exactly does a CDP do this? A CDP does four things.
From left to right
First – Collect. A CDP collects data from multiple sources.
The sources can be from anywhere. From data warehouses, customer engagement platforms, social media accounts, CRM systems, call centers and more.
Two – Unify. A CDP unifies all the data pieces to create a single golden record of the customer. Remember the James Bond example.
Three – Analyze. A CDP lets you create more complete customer segments from all the extra data you have access to.
Often CDPs apply predictive scoring and machine learning to create better segments.
Finally – Activate. A CDP lets you activate customer segments to external platforms and tools. You can activate your segments on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram.On marketing automation platforms like Marketo and Mailchimp. On business intelligence systems like Tableau. A good CDP will have CONNECTORS that plug into hundreds of different platforms and tools that we use everyday.
So let’s shift gears a bit.
Let’s talk about a real life example.
We’ll see how a CDP improved customer journey mapping for a major auto company.
We’ll see how customer journey mapping helped this company predict who their best customers were likely to be.
We’re probably all familiar with Subaru.
Subaru is one of the world’s largest automakers.
They are also a major customer of Arm Treasure Data.
Now for anyone who has bought a car…
We know that the buying process can be notoriously long and complex.
Think about all the activities and touchpoints you went through when buying your last car.
You saw a TV commercial or saw an ad on the Internet.
Did customer research on what cars to buy.
Visited a car dealership.
Went for a test drive.
You might have also dealt with auto financing and leasing.
There’s obviously lots of data being collected here – both online and offline data.
Online data like website visits, social media activity and email engagement.
Offline data like visits to the dealer, test drives, and phone calls.
The problem is that all this data is stored in separate data silos. And these data silos don’t talk to each other.
How do you create a unified story about the customer journey?
Using our CDP, Subaru was able to stitch together different fragments of data that had previously been “locked up” in different data silos.
Subaru solved a big challenge for them – merging together online and offline data, merging together digital and physical data, to create a single, complete and unified customer journey map of specific customers.
Subaru used our CDP to create unified profiles of their customers.
They used these profiles to create better predictive models on who was most likely to buy their cars.
With our CDP, Subaru had access a lot more data than they ever had before.
With more inputs, Subaru used machine learning to make better predictions on future car buyers.
By applying machine learning to unified customer journey maps -- conversion of the customer segment “likely buyers” increased to over 50%
So what was the business outcome?
Subaru saw total sales conversions nearly double across all customers in their study.
So what have we seen today. Tying this all together.
1) CDPs allow marketers to collect and unify data across multiple data silos that don’t talk to each other.
2) CDPs help marketers create more complete maps of the customer jouney. They have a much richer understanding of who their customers are.
3) More complete customer journey maps helps marketers create better customer segments. This leads to higher sales conversions – as we saw with the Subaru example.
4) CDPs help marketers better plan the delivery of personalized messages at every stage of the customer journey. From awareness to consideration to purchase..
Without connected and unified customer profiles, you're potentially wasting a lot of dollars sending wrong messages to the wrong customers.
CDPs like Arm Treasure Data are helping marketers solve a lot of key challenges they face today.
Thanks again for joining me here today.
Feel free to reach out to me with any questions!