OPTIMISE DIGITAL MEDIA IMPACT
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
Sarfraz.ashraf@gmailcom
Optimise digital media impact
Unit Sector
Business Development – Marketing
Application
This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to optimise
digital media impact for application within the context of marketing
communications.
It applies to individuals working in a variety of marketing
communications occupational roles who have responsibility for
developing and implementing client solutions within the digital
communications space. Individuals may work individually or as part
of a multidisciplinary team.
No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this
unit at the time of publication.
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Definition: Business Directory
Digitised content - text, graphics, audio, and video -
that can be transmitted over internet or computer
networks
What is digital media
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Media are tools we use to communicate
“Media" is for communicating with more than just one
person. Traditional examples include:
• Books
• Magazines
• Newspapers
• Film
• Radio
• Television
Defining digital media
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Digital relates to the use of computers
• Digital is a technical definition and relates to the
use of computers – with their "binary" language of
on/off, 1/zero, bits and bytes
• This is the digital world and includes computers, the
software to run them, and the movement and
storage of digital information via networks and
storage (hard drives and cloud services)
Defining digital media
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
Digital media is two important elements together
that have been made possible by the combination of
computers, software, and networks to form:
Interactivity
Group forming
Defining digital media
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
Interactivity made possible
• Most computer networks are bi-directional and
addressable
• You can specify where your message is to go, and
get a return message right away
• This is a feature that is built into the telephone, but
most mass media are one-way, or broadcast, media.
• They are engineered to deliver the same message
to many people at once, but they don’t provide for
any return messages
Defining digital media
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
Digital media networks are different
You can still send the same message to many people
(e.g., Netflix, or streaming radio, or just a simple web
page), but you can also have interaction ranging from
minor elements (choosing shows and rating them on
Netflix) to major components (posting pictures and
comments on other peoples’ photos on Flickr)
Defining digital media
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
Digital Media is based on software
• The people participating in the network can organize
themselves into ad-hoc and arbitrary groups.
• This is most obviously seen in Facebook, where you can
instantly and easily create a new group around any sort
of topic
• These "group forming" networks have enormous value
since they help us coordinate, communicate, and
collaborate on projects large and small – from parties to
promotion of brands
Defining digital media
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
• The most important parts of digital media are not
simply the conversion of regular media to digital
formats
• It is about unleashing tremendous value for society
– taking advantage of these new capabilities
relating to interactivity and group forming
Benefits of digital media
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
Determine measurable impact
objectives for digital media
• Specific – what is your main goal?
• Measurable – how will you measure the success?
• Achievable – is it within possible reach?
• Realistic – do you have the resources available?
• Timeframe – what is the set planning & completion time?
Analyse digital media impact
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
• Review and deliver insights from online and offline
channel data and assess what the data tells us in
terms of how people are using the media
• Identify if there are any gaps in engagement and
expectations from what your objectives are
Analyse digital media impact
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
Identify tools and technologies accessed by
customers such as:
• Apps
• Storage devices
• Social media
• Websites
• Live Chats
Analyse digital media impact
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
Clearly establish audience engagement
characteristics, expectations
and responses:
• Where do they engage?
• Do they engage on multiple media platforms?
• To what level to they interact? e.g. Like, Share, or
comment, act
• How long do they hold their attention before they
move on?
Analyse digital media impact
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
• Design, build, and test a learning
environment using industry tools
and technologies
• Consider what is relevant to your
industry and your target audience
• Prepare a number of strategies for
rapid real-time response, and rapid
change
Establish an experimentation framework
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
Model channel interaction options and test
interaction with target groups:
• Is the media channel reaching the correct target?
• Is the reach higher or low than expected?
• What is the response ratio?
• What is the uptake in terms of your objectives?
Establish an experimentation framework
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
Learn and adapt rapidly to changing customer
expectations and interactions, our customers will
base their experience on:
• Speed
• Reliability
• Transparency
• Trust
• Brand
• Delivery
Establish an experimentation framework
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
Ensure channels are established using current industry
tools and technologies:
• What media channels are current?
• What media channels are relevant?
• What is the trend?
• What is suitable to your:
o industry
o brand
o product/service
o customers and prospects
Create optimised digital channels
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
• Enable that there is visibility of the customer
journey in the digital environments
• Utilise tools and technologies for visualisations,
dashboards and reports for a unified view across
multiple digital platforms
Create optimised digital channels
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
• Work effectively with other experts as part of a
multi- disciplinary network
• Enable the ability of rapid change to process and
interventions to match real-time customer
requirements
Support channel strategies
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
Collate digital data on customer engagement,
conversations and conversions and access
What is working well and what is non responsive?
Evaluate effectiveness of digital impact
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
• Moderate the collected data to identify exceptions
from agreed performance in your objectives
• Document any issues that may have occurred
• Document any recommendations to improve
further digital media optimisation in future
campaigns
Evaluate effectiveness of digital impact
sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com

Optimize digital Media Impact

  • 1.
    OPTIMISE DIGITAL MEDIAIMPACT sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com Sarfraz.ashraf@gmailcom
  • 2.
    Optimise digital mediaimpact Unit Sector Business Development – Marketing Application This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to optimise digital media impact for application within the context of marketing communications. It applies to individuals working in a variety of marketing communications occupational roles who have responsibility for developing and implementing client solutions within the digital communications space. Individuals may work individually or as part of a multidisciplinary team. No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this unit at the time of publication. sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 3.
    Definition: Business Directory Digitisedcontent - text, graphics, audio, and video - that can be transmitted over internet or computer networks What is digital media sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 4.
    Media are toolswe use to communicate “Media" is for communicating with more than just one person. Traditional examples include: • Books • Magazines • Newspapers • Film • Radio • Television Defining digital media sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 5.
    Digital relates tothe use of computers • Digital is a technical definition and relates to the use of computers – with their "binary" language of on/off, 1/zero, bits and bytes • This is the digital world and includes computers, the software to run them, and the movement and storage of digital information via networks and storage (hard drives and cloud services) Defining digital media sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 6.
    Digital media istwo important elements together that have been made possible by the combination of computers, software, and networks to form: Interactivity Group forming Defining digital media sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 7.
    Interactivity made possible •Most computer networks are bi-directional and addressable • You can specify where your message is to go, and get a return message right away • This is a feature that is built into the telephone, but most mass media are one-way, or broadcast, media. • They are engineered to deliver the same message to many people at once, but they don’t provide for any return messages Defining digital media sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 8.
    Digital media networksare different You can still send the same message to many people (e.g., Netflix, or streaming radio, or just a simple web page), but you can also have interaction ranging from minor elements (choosing shows and rating them on Netflix) to major components (posting pictures and comments on other peoples’ photos on Flickr) Defining digital media sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 9.
    Digital Media isbased on software • The people participating in the network can organize themselves into ad-hoc and arbitrary groups. • This is most obviously seen in Facebook, where you can instantly and easily create a new group around any sort of topic • These "group forming" networks have enormous value since they help us coordinate, communicate, and collaborate on projects large and small – from parties to promotion of brands Defining digital media sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 10.
    • The mostimportant parts of digital media are not simply the conversion of regular media to digital formats • It is about unleashing tremendous value for society – taking advantage of these new capabilities relating to interactivity and group forming Benefits of digital media sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 11.
    Determine measurable impact objectivesfor digital media • Specific – what is your main goal? • Measurable – how will you measure the success? • Achievable – is it within possible reach? • Realistic – do you have the resources available? • Timeframe – what is the set planning & completion time? Analyse digital media impact sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 12.
    • Review anddeliver insights from online and offline channel data and assess what the data tells us in terms of how people are using the media • Identify if there are any gaps in engagement and expectations from what your objectives are Analyse digital media impact sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 13.
    Identify tools andtechnologies accessed by customers such as: • Apps • Storage devices • Social media • Websites • Live Chats Analyse digital media impact sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 14.
    Clearly establish audienceengagement characteristics, expectations and responses: • Where do they engage? • Do they engage on multiple media platforms? • To what level to they interact? e.g. Like, Share, or comment, act • How long do they hold their attention before they move on? Analyse digital media impact sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 15.
    • Design, build,and test a learning environment using industry tools and technologies • Consider what is relevant to your industry and your target audience • Prepare a number of strategies for rapid real-time response, and rapid change Establish an experimentation framework sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 16.
    Model channel interactionoptions and test interaction with target groups: • Is the media channel reaching the correct target? • Is the reach higher or low than expected? • What is the response ratio? • What is the uptake in terms of your objectives? Establish an experimentation framework sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 17.
    Learn and adaptrapidly to changing customer expectations and interactions, our customers will base their experience on: • Speed • Reliability • Transparency • Trust • Brand • Delivery Establish an experimentation framework sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 18.
    Ensure channels areestablished using current industry tools and technologies: • What media channels are current? • What media channels are relevant? • What is the trend? • What is suitable to your: o industry o brand o product/service o customers and prospects Create optimised digital channels sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 19.
    • Enable thatthere is visibility of the customer journey in the digital environments • Utilise tools and technologies for visualisations, dashboards and reports for a unified view across multiple digital platforms Create optimised digital channels sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 20.
    • Work effectivelywith other experts as part of a multi- disciplinary network • Enable the ability of rapid change to process and interventions to match real-time customer requirements Support channel strategies sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 21.
    Collate digital dataon customer engagement, conversations and conversions and access What is working well and what is non responsive? Evaluate effectiveness of digital impact sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com
  • 22.
    • Moderate thecollected data to identify exceptions from agreed performance in your objectives • Document any issues that may have occurred • Document any recommendations to improve further digital media optimisation in future campaigns Evaluate effectiveness of digital impact sarfrax.ashraf@gmail.com