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Presentation on film festivals and markets for South AfricansPascal Schmitz
This presentation covers the major festivals and markets in the world and compares them to local South African festivals and markets and to each other as well as explains how to prepare for them
Marketing That Killed (and some that should have been killed)stevetphipps
A strategic review of multiple marketing efforts and campaigns from recent years. Takeaways for what works and what doesn't for marketers, small business owners and other business professionals.
Marketing Campaigns That Killed It (and some that didn't)Luna Web
Not all marketing campaigns are created equal. Some are dripping with creativity and executed flawlessly generating a great response. Others are well intended but get derailed by poor execution or a lack of attention to detail. And then there are some that never should have been launched due to poor concept, planning and/or execution.
This presentation - originally given by Steve Phipps (from LunaWeb.com) at the 2011 Memphis BarCamp - reviews a number of marketing initiatives ranging from wildly successful to incredibly disastrous. The design of the presentation is to learn from all of these marketing efforts and then apply them to our own marketing efforts. After all, experience is a great teacher, especially when it’s someone else’s experience!
4 major problems faced by shortfilm makers - shortfundlyShortfundly
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The online short film sharing portal (shortfundly) start collecting 22,000+ short films to different short film categories from new age filmmakers. This portal will also use its contacts to promote the films in the short film festival circuit. For more information, please visit http://www.shortfundly.com/
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Kerstin Raitl, Director Marketing Services bei Namics, gibt gemeinsam mit Oskar Stenzel von Datorama, Einblicke in Dos und Dont´s bei der Erstellung von Daten-Dashboards.
4 major problems faced by shortfilm makers - shortfundlyShortfundly
Shortfundly is an online video platform to brings the collection of short films for short film lovers around the globe to search and save their favorite short films. Shortfundly will help to get more views to short films and provides incredible short film rating. This rating, reviews and feedback will help you to get idea an where good and where need to improve skillset. Shortfundly believe most of us require those reviews and feedback. Shortfundly also serves as a best platform for short film makers to look for inspirational shortfilms and help to meet short film experts.
The online short film sharing portal (shortfundly) start collecting 22,000+ short films to different short film categories from new age filmmakers. This portal will also use its contacts to promote the films in the short film festival circuit. For more information, please visit http://www.shortfundly.com/
Webinar "Analytics unchained" von Namics und DatoramaNamics
Kerstin Raitl, Director Marketing Services bei Namics, gibt gemeinsam mit Oskar Stenzel von Datorama, Einblicke in Dos und Dont´s bei der Erstellung von Daten-Dashboards.
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Die Bank Cler AG ist die digitale Vorreiterin unter den Schweizer Banken. Sie hat mit «Zak» die erste Banklösung für das Smartphone entwickelt – und das in weniger als einem Jahr. Sandra Lienhart-Cozzio gibt einen Einblick in das innovative Finanzprodukt und die strategischen Ziele, welche die Bank Cler mit Zak und ihrem digitalen Angebot verfolgt.
SBD 18 - Digital Consumer Experience Initiative - EmmiNamics
In seinem Referat am Smart Business Day 2018 beleuchtet Marcel Härtlein Chancen und Stolpersteine der digitalen Transformation der Emmi. Am Beispiel der Digital Consumer Experience zeigt Härtlein auf, wie sich Emmi auf Basis von kanal- und organisationsübergreifenden Kundendaten selbst eine direkte Beziehung zu Konsumenten aufbaut. Dabei geht Härtlein auch auf die organisatorischen und kulturellen Herausforderungen dieses Wandels ein.
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SBD 17 – Digitale Transformation mit dem "Digital Powerhouse"Namics
Postfinance ist ein führender Finanzdienstleister mit einem umfassenden digitalen Angebot für Privat- und Geschäftskunden. Im Rahmen des Programms “Digital Powerhouse” soll die Digitale Transformation der Postfinance weiter vorangetrieben werden.
Sylvie Meyer gibt einen Einblick in dieses Programm, stellt dar, wie die Postfinance das Thema Customer Experience im Unternehmen verankert und gibt einen Ausblick, was der Kunde in Zukunft von der Postfinance erwarten darf.
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Janos Heé beleuchtet am Smart Business Day 2016 die digitale Transformation von Sunrise. Mit dem Launch der neuen Plattformen sunrise.ch, mtvmobile.ch und business.sunrise.ch setzt das Schweizer Telekommunikationsunternehmen genau da an, wo es wirklich zählt: beim Kunden und dessen Ansprüchen. Heé erläutert dabei unter anderem, welchen Herausforderungen er bei der Umsetzung dieser Digitalisierungsprojekte begegnet ist. Ein besonderes Augenmerk richtet er zudem auf die Organisation seines Unternehmens, denn durch die neu eingesetzten Tools werden ganz neue Anforderungen an die Organisation, die Unternehmenskultur und die Infrastruktur von Sunrise gestellt.
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Im Namics Lab haben wir uns mit den Möglichkeiten von Hyperloop beschäftigt. An einem Tag von Frankfurt zum Kunden nach Warschau, am Nachmittag ins Büro nach Hamburg und dann zum romantischen Abendessen in Paris. Klingt nach Utopie? Sehen Sie selbst...
SBD 15: Kundenerwartungen im Fokus - die drei grössten Herausforderungen der ...Namics
Simon Lehmann erläutert, wie er die digitale Transformation in unterschiedlichen Unternehmen als Executive und Verwaltungsrat aktiv steuert. Dabei geht er auf die Chancen und Herausforderungen der Digitalisierung ein. Im Zentrum des Referats stehen die neuen Kundenerwartungen, die sich branchenunabhängig gewandelt haben und Kaufentscheide stark beeinflussen. Dazu gehören: Unmittelbarkeit, Vertrauen und Relevanz. Um ein ganzes Unternehmen darauf auszurichten, reicht nicht “nur” ein C-Level Commitment - erfolgreiche Transformation erfordert eine proaktive Gestaltungsrolle der Executives.
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wie Metrohm darauf reagiert hat.
Ein besonderes Augenmerk richtet der Group Vice President Marketing auf die veränderten Anforderungen an die Marketingorganisation.
When most people in the industry talk about online or digital reputation management, what they're really saying is Google search and PPC. And it's usually reactive, left dealing with the aftermath of negative information published somewhere online. That's outdated. It leaves executives, organizations and other high-profile individuals at a high risk of a digital reputation attack that spans channels and tactics. But the tools needed to safeguard against an attack are more cybersecurity-oriented than most marketing and communications professionals can manage. Business leaders Leaders grasp the importance; 83% of executives place reputation in their top five areas of risk, yet only 23% are confident in their ability to address it. To succeed in 2024 and beyond, you need to turn online reputation on its axis and think like an attacker.
Key Takeaways:
- New framework for examining and safeguarding an online reputation
- Tools and techniques to keep you a step ahead
- Practical examples that demonstrate when to act, how to act and how to recover
The session includes a brief history of the evolution of search before diving into the roles technology, content, and links play in developing a powerful SEO strategy in a world of Generative AI and social search. Discover how to optimize for TikTok searches, Google's Gemini, and Search Generative Experience while developing a powerful arsenal of tools and templates to help maximize the effectiveness of your SEO initiatives.
Key Takeaways:
Understand how search engines work
Be able to find out where your users search
Know what is required for each discipline of SEO
Feel confident creating an SEO Plan
Confidently measure SEO performance
Digital Commerce Lecture for Advanced Digital & Social Media Strategy at UCLA...Valters Lauzums
E-commerce in 2024 is characterized by a dynamic blend of opportunities and significant challenges. Supply chain disruptions and inventory shortages are critical issues, leading to increased shipping delays and rising costs, which impact timely delivery and squeeze profit margins. Efficient logistics management is essential, yet it is often hampered by these external factors. Payment processing, while needing to ensure security and user convenience, grapples with preventing fraud and integrating diverse payment methods, adding another layer of complexity. Furthermore, fulfillment operations require a streamlined approach to handle volume spikes and maintain accuracy in order picking, packing, and shipping, all while meeting customers' heightened expectations for faster delivery times.
Amid these operational challenges, customer data has emerged as an important strategy. By focusing on personalization and enhancing customer experience from historical behavior, businesses can deliver improved website and brand experienced, better product recommendations, optimal promotions, and content to meet individual preferences. Better data analytics can also help in effectively creating marketing campaigns, improving customer retention, and driving product development and inventory management.
Innovative formats such as social commerce and live shopping are beginning to impact the digital commerce landscape, offering new ways to engage with customers and drive sales, and may provide opportunity for brands that have been priced out or seen a downturn with post-pandemic shopping behavior. Social commerce integrates shopping experiences directly into social media platforms, tapping into the massive user bases of these networks to increase reach and engagement. Live shopping, on the other hand, combines entertainment and real-time interaction, providing a dynamic platform for showcasing products and encouraging immediate purchases. These innovations not only enhance customer engagement but also provide valuable data for businesses to refine their strategies and deliver superior shopping experiences.
The e-commerce sector is evolving rapidly, and businesses that effectively manage operational challenges and implement innovative strategies are best positioned for long-term success.
AI-Powered Personalization: Principles, Use Cases, and Its Impact on CROVWO
In today’s era of AI, personalization is more than just a trend—it’s a fundamental strategy that unlocks numerous opportunities.
When done effectively, personalization builds trust, loyalty, and satisfaction among your users—key factors for business success. However, relying solely on AI capabilities isn’t enough. You need to anchor your approach in solid principles, understand your users’ context, and master the art of persuasion.
Join us as Sarjak Patel and Naitry Saggu from 3rd Eye Consulting unveil a transformative framework. This approach seamlessly integrates your unique context, consumer insights, and conversion goals, paving the way for unparalleled success in personalization.
Mastering Local SEO for Service Businesses in the AI Era is tailored specifically for local service providers like plumbers, dentists, and others seeking to dominate their local search landscape. This session delves into leveraging AI advancements to enhance your online visibility and search rankings through the Content Factory model, designed for creating high-impact, SEO-driven content. Discover the Dollar-a-Day advertising strategy, a cost-effective approach to boost your local SEO efforts and attract more customers with minimal investment. Gain practical insights on optimizing your online presence to meet the specific needs of local service seekers, ensuring your business not only appears but stands out in local searches. This concise, action-oriented workshop is your roadmap to navigating the complexities of digital marketing in the AI age, driving more leads, conversions, and ultimately, success for your local service business.
Key Takeaways:
Embrace AI for Local SEO: Learn to harness the power of AI technologies to optimize your website and content for local search. Understand the pivotal role AI plays in analyzing search trends and consumer behavior, enabling you to tailor your SEO strategies to meet the specific demands of your target local audience. Leverage the Content Factory Model: Discover the step-by-step process of creating SEO-optimized content at scale. This approach ensures a steady stream of high-quality content that engages local customers and boosts your search rankings. Get an action guide on implementing this model, complete with templates and scheduling strategies to maintain a consistent online presence. Maximize ROI with Dollar-a-Day Advertising: Dive into the cost-effective Dollar-a-Day advertising strategy that amplifies your visibility in local searches without breaking the bank. Learn how to strategically allocate your budget across platforms to target potential local customers effectively. The session includes an action guide on setting up, monitoring, and optimizing your ad campaigns to ensure maximum impact with minimal investment.
How to Run Landing Page Tests On and Off Paid Social PlatformsVWO
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The Pearmill team will guide you through the nuances of setting up and managing landing page experiments on paid social platforms. You will learn about the critical rules to follow, the structure of effective tests, optimal conversion duration and budget allocation.
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-Recognize the critical role of strategy in marketing
-Learn our approach for building an actionable, effective marketing strategy
-Receive templates and guides for developing a marketing strategy
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3) The Beautiful Basics - Conversion Rate Optimization
4) Land that Bottom Line - Profitability
5) Roll the Dice - New Business Models
Mastering Local SEO for Service Businesses in the AI Era is tailored specifically for local service providers like plumbers, dentists, and others seeking to dominate their local search landscape. This session delves into leveraging AI advancements to enhance your online visibility and search rankings through the Content Factory model, designed for creating high-impact, SEO-driven content. Discover the Dollar-a-Day advertising strategy, a cost-effective approach to boost your local SEO efforts and attract more customers with minimal investment. Gain practical insights on optimizing your online presence to meet the specific needs of local service seekers, ensuring your business not only appears but stands out in local searches. This concise, action-oriented workshop is your roadmap to navigating the complexities of digital marketing in the AI age, driving more leads, conversions, and ultimately, success for your local service business.
Key Takeaways:
Embrace AI for Local SEO: Learn to harness the power of AI technologies to optimize your website and content for local search. Understand the pivotal role AI plays in analyzing search trends and consumer behavior, enabling you to tailor your SEO strategies to meet the specific demands of your target local audience. Leverage the Content Factory Model: Discover the step-by-step process of creating SEO-optimized content at scale. This approach ensures a steady stream of high-quality content that engages local customers and boosts your search rankings. Get an action guide on implementing this model, complete with templates and scheduling strategies to maintain a consistent online presence. Maximize ROI with Dollar-a-Day Advertising: Dive into the cost-effective Dollar-a-Day advertising strategy that amplifies your visibility in local searches without breaking the bank. Learn how to strategically allocate your budget across platforms to target potential local customers effectively. The session includes an action guide on setting up, monitoring, and optimizing your ad campaigns to ensure maximum impact with minimal investment.
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The New Era Of SEO - How AI Has Changed SEO Forever - Danny Leibrandt
Personalization as driving belt for digital transformation? A reality check.
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PERSONALIZATION AS DRIVING BELT
FOR DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION?
A Reality Check.
Dr. Thomas Walter
Senior Principal Consultant, Namics AG
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PERSONALIZATION AS DRIVING BELT
FOR DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION?
A Reality Check.
Dr. Thomas Walter
Senior Principal Consultant, Namics AG
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My Perception.
Personalization is like teenage sex.
– Everyone
talks
about
it.
– Nobody
really
knows
how
to
do
it.
– Everyone
thinks
everyone
else
is
doing
it.
– So
everyone
claims
they
are
doing
it.1
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Contrary, you are ...
– In
marke/ng
for
some
years.
– Decision
makers
with
own
budgets.
– Reluctant
to
hear
yet
another
sales
presenta/on.
– Used
to
sweet-‐talk
of
providers,
so,ware
companies,
agencies,
etc.
– Aware
of
panic-‐mongering
studies
that
‘proof’
that
you
definitely
have
to
invest
know.
– S/ll
curious
what
is
really
behind
the
issue
of
‘personaliza/on’
and
the
if,
the
why
and
the
how
you
should
tackle
it.
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Hence,
it‘s time to take a step back, and do a reality check.
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Mee5ngs
Keynotes
Reports
“Personaliza5on
is
about
the
‘segment
of
one’,
a
totally
individual
offering
to
each
client.”
TYPICAL
SCENARIOS
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Reality Check (1/4).
Myth
“Personaliza/on
is
about
the
‘segment
of
one’,
a
totally
individual
offering
to
each
client.”
Reality
?
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Basic idea: Good personalization does the job of a
client advisor.
Understanding
the
context:
1) Our
new
showroom
2) They
checked
out
model
i5
3) We
close
in
20
min
Understanding
the
segment:
4)
male,
30-‐35,
European
5)
cloths/
style
speak
of
wealth
6,
7)
a
couple,
but
not
married
Knowing
the
customer:
8)
His
Name
is
Thomas,
he
lives
nearby
and
he
bought
an
Z3
only
two
years
ago.
5
7
4
6
3
2
1
8
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The challenge: Finding a sweet spot for the amount
of personalization somewhere between 1:n and 1:1.
2)
But
if
“1:1“
means
managing
and
producing
individual
experiences
for
every
customer,
our
costs
in
marke/ng
would
explode.
Then
again,
there
is
no
u/lity
for
us.
1)
A
watering-‐can
approach
is
no
longer
accepted
by
the
customer.
Hence,
any
ini/al
invest
in
personaliza/on
will
take
us
away
from
1:n
and
hence,
gain
our
u/lity
for
marke/ng.
3)
A
sweet
spot
of
personaliza/on
the
amount
where
you
get
the
most
u/liza/on
for
your
marke/ng,
a
point
where
marginal
gains
reach
zero.
*
let’s
say
X
=
personaliza/on
2
1
3
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Example: The sweet spot for the car salesman/
client advisor might be, to consider 4 segments.
Configure your
convertible now!
Website
Test-drive this
limousine around
your neighborhood
Website
Test-drive your
recently configured
i5 model now!
Website
These suplements
for your Q5 help to
avoid winter-risks.
Website
Segment:
«fun-Lover»
Segment:
«comfort lover»
Segment:
«converted: model
configured»
Segment:
«connected: model
purchased»
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Case Study: Pathê.
Create the personalized cinema experience!
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From insight to action. First step: Deepening our
understanding about the customer.
Exemplary
user
journeys
of
cinema
visitors
based
on
mul5ple
qualita5ve
interviews
(32
interviews
a
45’
conducted).
First
insights
(exemplary):
• The
unique
atmosphere
of
the
cinema
is
central
to
the
overall
cinema
experience.
• The
cinema
experience
is
a
shared
experience.
• …
Derived
hypothesis
(exemplary):
• The
customer
journey
is
determined
by
the
context
of
the
visit.
Therefore,
the
context
is
essen/al
for
segmenta/on.
• …
INSPIRATION & CONSIDERATION EVALUATION CONFIGURATION & PRIMARY TRANSACTION PREPARATION & SECONDARY TRANSACTION MOVIE EXPERIENCE BONDING & ADVOCACY
ACTUAL USER JOURNEY
OPTIMAL USER JOURNEY
ACTUAL VS. OPTIMAL USER JOURNEYUSER JOURNEY - EXPERIENCE SHARER
Movie Phase
1
4
3
External trigger
(e.g. radio movie evaluation, TV ad or friends
talking about a particular film)
6
Tickets
Arrival at the theater
Pathé.ch is checked
- watch the movie
2
- visits Pathe.ch on mobile
- goes straight to Pathé Dietlikon
Programm page
Find fitting time, place and movie
-Alignment with family and friend(s) using Whatsapp
- buy tickets at the
counter
Contextual Activities5
Acitivties afterwards
no movie found
no interesting
things to share
Concessions are purchased
has a seat with a
person in front of
him
weather is good
- buy tickets online
and print them at
home
In the mood to go out
with friends
(going to the cinema is a lead option)
Google Research
- remembers several movie names
- checks further information about the movie on
Google (focuses on results appearing first)
- interested in ratings and pictures
- checks Pathé webpage again
for movie schedule
Weather is bad
- goes to Pathe.ch
directly for movie
schedules as it is his
favorite cinema
Checks Pathé.ch
Tickets3
- go for food close to the theater
- go shopping
- go for drinks
- buys popcorn and a drink
7 8
no convenient time, place
or movie are being found
F-08
Group recommendations
- Movie recommendations for
groups based on their profiles
(preferred movies, directors or
actors)
F-12 Date, place and movie
alignment
- Integration of Whatsapp: Export text and
links to Whatsapp
- Finder-functionality (e.g. Doodle) on website
- Organisator gets reward
F-07 Groups
- Adding friends to the profile
- Invite friends to the website
- Group promotions
Movie Phase
1 4
3 7Tickets
Arrival at the theater
Pathé.ch
- watch the movie
2
- goes straight to the
movie overview page
Find fitting movie, time and place
- Alignment with family and friend(s) using
Whatsapp
- buy tickets at the
counter or vending
machine
Acitivties afterwards
- enjoy the theater atmosphere
- sharing the theater visit on
Social Media
- talk about the movie with
group/friends/co-workers
- further activities with group
(e.g. go clubbing)
Concessions are purchased
- buy tickets online
In the mood to go out
with friends
(going to the cinema is a lead option)
Tickets5
8 9
Contextual Activities
6
- go for food close to the
theater
- go shopping
- go for drinks
- sharing the theater visit on
Social Media
F-14 Share Ticket
- Share tickets and reservations
with friends/groups using Mail or
SMS
F-15 Split the bill
- Paymit integration
F-17 Movie rating
- Push notification (Whatsapp, Mail,
SMS):
Step 1: How did you enjoy the movie?
Step 2: Whats next
External Research
- Cineman, Google
- Checks further information
about the movie (trailers,
plot, rating etc.)
- forwarded directly to
the respective movie
detail page
Pathé.ch
Weather is bad
F-16 Share activities
- Branded photo-corner with speech
bubbles, movie utilities or movie
characters
Option A: Selfie-stick/Pathé employee
Option B: Photobox
- Gifarator
- enjoy the theater atmosphere
- sharing the theater visit on
Social Media
- talk about the movie with
group/friends/co-workers
- further activities with group
(e.g. go clubbing)
F-13 Free view
- Possibility to temporarely
reserve the seat in front of you as
well (until the auditoria is booked
to a certain point)
F-01 Newsletter
- Weather (rainy or hot) or season
based
- Time based special offers
- Loyality program
F-04 Drive to online
- Incentives through loyality
program and promotions
F-04 Drive to online
- In case of line suggest to
use the online channel
INSPIRATION & CONSIDERATION EVALUATION CONFIGURATION & PRIMARY TRANSACTION PREPARATION & SECONDARY TRANSACTION MOVIE EXPERIENCE BONDING & ADVOCACY
ACTUAL USER JOURNEY
OPTIMAL USER JOURNEY
ACTUAL VS. OPTIMAL USER JOURNEYUSER JOURNEY - EXPERIENCE SHARER
Movie Phase
1
4
3
External trigger
(e.g. radio movie evaluation, TV ad or friends
talking about a particular film)
6
Tickets
Arrival at the theater
Pathé.ch is checked
- watch the movie
2
- visits Pathe.ch on mobile
- goes straight to Pathé Dietlikon
Programm page
Find fitting time, place and movie
-Alignment with family and friend(s) using Whatsapp
- buy tickets at the
counter
Contextual Activities5
Acitivties afterwards
no movie found
no interesting
things to share
Concessions are purchased
has a seat with a
person in front of
him
weather is good
- buy tickets online
and print them at
home
In the mood to go out
with friends
(going to the cinema is a lead option)
Google Research
- remembers several movie names
- checks further information about the movie on
Google (focuses on results appearing first)
- interested in ratings and pictures
- checks Pathé webpage again
for movie schedule
Weather is bad
- goes to Pathe.ch
directly for movie
schedules as it is his
favorite cinema
Checks Pathé.ch
Tickets3
- go for food close to the theater
- go shopping
- go for drinks
- buys popcorn and a drink
7 8
no convenient time, place
or movie are being found
F-08
Group recommendations
- Movie recommendations for
groups based on their profiles
(preferred movies, directors or
actors)
F-12 Date, place and movie
alignment
- Integration of Whatsapp: Export text and
links to Whatsapp
- Finder-functionality (e.g. Doodle) on website
- Organisator gets reward
F-07 Groups
- Adding friends to the profile
- Invite friends to the website
- Group promotions
Movie Phase
1 4
3 7Tickets
Arrival at the theater
Pathé.ch
- watch the movie
2
- goes straight to the
movie overview page
Find fitting movie, time and place
- Alignment with family and friend(s) using
Whatsapp
- buy tickets at the
counter or vending
machine
Acitivties afterwards
- enjoy the theater atmosphere
- sharing the theater visit on
Social Media
- talk about the movie with
group/friends/co-workers
- further activities with group
(e.g. go clubbing)
Concessions are purchased
- buy tickets online
In the mood to go out
with friends
(going to the cinema is a lead option)
Tickets5
8 9
Contextual Activities
6
- go for food close to the
theater
- go shopping
- go for drinks
- sharing the theater visit on
Social Media
F-14 Share Ticket
- Share tickets and reservations
with friends/groups using Mail or
SMS
F-15 Split the bill
- Paymit integration
F-17 Movie rating
- Push notification (Whatsapp, Mail,
SMS):
Step 1: How did you enjoy the movie?
Step 2: Whats next
External Research
- Cineman, Google
- Checks further information
about the movie (trailers,
plot, rating etc.)
- forwarded directly to
the respective movie
detail page
Pathé.ch
Weather is bad
F-16 Share activities
- Branded photo-corner with speech
bubbles, movie utilities or movie
characters
Option A: Selfie-stick/Pathé employee
Option B: Photobox
- Gifarator
- enjoy the theater atmosphere
- sharing the theater visit on
Social Media
- talk about the movie with
group/friends/co-workers
- further activities with group
(e.g. go clubbing)
F-13 Free view
- Possibility to temporarely
reserve the seat in front of you as
well (until the auditoria is booked
to a certain point)
F-01 Newsletter
- Weather (rainy or hot) or season
based
- Time based special offers
- Loyality program
F-04 Drive to online
- Incentives through loyality
program and promotions
F-04 Drive to online
- In case of line suggest to
use the online channel
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Next: Testing our hypothesis reveals two essential
factors why people actually go to the cinema.
Movie Passion:
„I go the cinema because movies are a
passion of mine“
Average Visitor Count:
„How many people accompany
you to the cinema?“
Visit Frequency:
„How often do you
go to the movies?“
Experince Sharing:
„I go to the cinema to spend
time with others.“
Leisure Routine :
„Cinema is part of my
leisure routine“
Cherry Picking:
„I prefer to watch certain
movies at the cinema“
Atmosphere Affinity:
„I go the cinema to enjoy
the special atmosphere“
Source: Pathé Online Customer Survey 2015, n = 9980, CH-DE/CH-FR
Movie&CinemaFocus
Social Focus
Based
on
mo/va/on
for
cinema
visit
(6
items),
visit
frequency
&
group
size.
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An additional cluster analysis allows us to define
statistically relevant customer segments.
Social Focus
Movie
&
Cinema
Focus
Source: Pathé Online Customer Survey 2015, n = 9980, CH-DE/CH-FR
SocExg.=
Social
Exchange
(“I
like
to
talk
with
others
about
movies
and
share
my
opinion”),
SocInfl.
=
Social
Influence
(“It
is
o,en
my
idea
when
I
go
to
the
cinema
with
others”)
Movie Passionate
15 %
SocExg.: 80 IDX
SocInfl.: 91 IDX
Social Movie Passionate
35 %
SocExg.: 111 IDX
SocInfl.: 122 IDX
Experience Sharer
38 %
SocExg.: 110 IDX
SocInfl.: 108 IDX
Cherry Picker
12 %
SocExg.: 81 IDX
SocInfl.: 87 IDX
Social Focus
Movie
&
Cinema
Focus
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Further analysis detects, that those segments
correlate with customers locality.
Social Focus
Movie
&
Cinema
Focus
Movie Passionate
15 %
Social Movie Passionate
35 %
38 %
Cherry Picker
12 %*
Source: Pathé Online Customer Survey 2015, n = 9980, CH-DE/CH-FR
*High probability underrepresentation due to sample bias (Newsletter, Website, Social Media)
Rather
located
in
the
german
speaking
parts
of
Switzerland
Rather
located
in
the
french
speaking
parts
of
Switzerland
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Personalization means: If customers are that different
in requirements we need to personalize our offering.
Exemplary
challenge:
How
do
people
want
to
select
a
movie,
pick
the
cinema,
the
date
and
the
/me,
…
?
OPTIMAL USER JOURNEY
F-08
Group recommendations
- Movie recommendations for
groups based on their profiles
(preferred movies, directors or
actors)
F-12 Date, place and movie
alignment
- Integration of Whatsapp: Export text and
links to Whatsapp
- Finder-functionality (e.g. Doodle) on website
- Organisator gets reward
F-07 Groups
- Adding friends to the profile
- Invite friends to the website
- Group promotions
Movie Phase
1 4
3 7Tickets
Arrival at the theater
Pathé.ch
- watch the movie
2
- goes straight to the
movie overview page
Find fitting movie, time and place
- Alignment with family and friend(s) using
Whatsapp
- buy tickets at the
counter or vending
machine
Acitivties afterwards
- enjoy the theater atmosphere
- sharing the theater visit on
Social Media
- talk about the movie with
group/friends/co-workers
- further activities with group
(e.g. go clubbing)
Concessions are purchased
- buy tickets online
In the mood to go out
with friends
(going to the cinema is a lead option)
Tickets5
8 9
Contextual Activities
6
- go for food close to the
theater
- go shopping
- go for drinks
- sharing the theater visit on
Social Media
F-14 Share Ticket
- Share tickets and reservations
with friends/groups using Mail or
SMS
F-15 Split the bill
- Paymit integration
F-17 Movie rating
- Push notification (Whatsapp, Mail,
SMS):
Step 1: How did you enjoy the movie?
Step 2: Whats next
External Research
- Cineman, Google
- Checks further information
about the movie (trailers,
plot, rating etc.)
- forwarded directly to
the respective movie
detail page
Pathé.ch
Weather is bad
F-16 Share activities
- Branded photo-corner with speech
bubbles, movie utilities or movie
characters
Option A: Selfie-stick/Pathé employee
Option B: Photobox
- Gifarator
F-13 Free view
- Possibility to temporarely
reserve the seat in front of you as
well (until the auditoria is booked
to a certain point)
F-01 Newsletter
- Weather (rainy or hot) or season
based
- Time based special offers
- Loyality program
F-04 Drive to online
- Incentives through loyality
program and promotions
F-04 Drive to online
- In case of line suggest to
use the online channel
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Example: Personalized decision making process
for the segment “Social Movie Passionates”.
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Additionally, personalization means using the
customers context.
The
customer’s
allocated
segment
(like
“social
movie
passionates”)
can
be
defined
by
the
customer’s
loca/on
or
a
recently
selected
cinema.
Based
on
such
segment
a
feature
(like
the
movie-‐sheduling)
might
be
more
visible
in
western
Switzerland
than
in
eastern.
Addi/onally,
the
move-‐scheduling-‐feature
adopts
the
customers
context,
defined
by
the
used
technology.
Hence,
the
feature
offers
to
use
Whatsapp
if
the
customer
uses
a
mobile
device
and
Doodle
if
the
customer
uses
a
laptop.
27. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Reality Check (1/4).
Myth
“Personaliza/on
is
about
the
‘segment
of
one’,
a
totally
individual
offering
to
each
client.”
Reality
-‐ If
your
product
doesn’t
allow
1:1
personaliza/on,
the
idea
of
having
a
“segment
of
one”
is
a
myth
(e.g.
cinema,
car,
banking).
-‐ Personaliza/on
o,en
works
best
on
the
basis
of
segments.
-‐ Therefore
it
is
key
to
understand
you
customer’s
needs.
-‐ Try
to
define
your
sweet
spot
between
1:n
and
1:1
and
start
crea/ng
personalized
experiences
for
each
segment.
28. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Keynotes
Reports
“Personaliza5on
is
about
the
‘segment
of
one’,
a
totally
individual
offering
to
each
client.”
“Personaliza5on
is
about
the
‘segment
of
one’,
a
totally
individual
offering
to
each
client.”
TYPICAL
SCENARIOS
29. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Reality Check (2/4).
Myth
“Personaliza/on
is
too
complicated
for
us
and
we
ain’t
got
the
organiza/on
for
that.”
Reality
?
30. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
How complex is personalization and how do we
start to personalize?
We
suggest
to
consider
the
following
aspects
in
order
to
start
with
your
personaliza/on
project.
Business goal
framework
Data basis
Customer
segments
Customer
journeys1 2 3 4
Goals
Sucess-
Factors
Digital
Activities
Performance Metrics
Key Performance Indicators
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Typical goals that are set for personalization
endeavors.
Fostering
Online Sales
Strengthening
customer loyality
Generating
leads
Becoming
„Top of Mind“
Becomeing
more efficient
Knowing our
customers
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Essential step: Finding and defining your data
sources that are the basis for personalization.
Technical
Context
• Device-‐Type
(Tablet)
• Device
(iPhone
6)
• Browser
(Firefox)
• Carrier
(Vodafone)
• Connec/on
(3G)
Local
Context
• Geo-‐IP
(city
country)
• GPS
(near
POS)
• Wlan
(indoor)
• Beacons
(indoor)
• Weather
@user
Time
Context
• Time
at
the
customer
• Day
of
week
(Mo-‐So)
• Season
(holiday)
• Visit
dura/on
• Time
on
page
• Avg.
/me/
page
Customer
Behavior
• Referrals
as
Links,
URLs,
Campaign-‐IDs,
Social
Plaqorm,
internal
Blog,
etc.
• Likes,
clicks,
views,
Usage
of
services
(booking,
configurators,
etc.)
Customer
Loyality
• Returning
(y/n)
• Visit
#
(2.,5.,
etc.)
• Involvement
(clicks)
• #
pages/
session
• Video
watched
• Newsar/cle
liked
Defined
Customer
Segment
• Private
customer
• Corp.
Ins/t.
Clients
• Young
Families
• Moved
recently
• Internal
user
• Mult
service
user
CRM
Informa5on
• Name
(Login)
• E-‐Mail
• Company
• Last
Contact
• Slaes
history
• Topic
interest
Market
specific
informa5on
• Market
size
(#user)
• Market
share
(%)
• Opponents
(URLs)
• Demographics
(age)
• Historical
development
3rd
party
-‐
Informa5on
• External
Segment-‐Info
from
3rd
party
cookies
• Traits
like
„father,,
car
fana/c,
interested
in
funds,
reads
NYT,
Sport
lover,
...“
Company
Specific
Informa5on
• Point
of
Interest
(POI)
• Opening
/mes
• Client
advisors/
POI
• PIM
(Product-‐
Info)
• PIM
(categories)
• Discount
&
Promo/ons
Social
CRM
Informa5on
• Topic
interests
• Likes,
shares,
tweets
• Social
Engagement
• Social
Graph
• Social
Rank
• Family
situa/on
Unstructured
Data
• Mails
(Text)
• Comments
(Text)
• Clicktale
and
browser
usage
(App
usage)
• Feedback
(Text)
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Defining the output channels, spots where you
want to offer and deliver personalization.
Webseite/
Elements
• Page
types
(Home,
spez.
Topic
Home,
About-‐us-‐
Page,
etc.)
• Components
(Text/
Image,
Teaser
Download,
Contact-‐Info,
etc.)
Custom
Web-‐App
• Search/
Input
field
• Extended
search
• Search
results
incl.
Images,
tables
• Promo-‐Teaser
• Watchlists
• Configurators
Customer
Portal
• Login-‐page
• Home
• Bookmarks
• Navigator
Apps
• Customer
center
• Easyorder
• Logout-‐page
Newsleher/
Mail
• Gree/ngs/
Welcome
• Text/
Image
• CTA
(Buvons)
• Deeplinks
to
Pages
• Avachements
(pdfs)
• ...
Mobile
App
• Search/
Input
field
• Promo-‐Teaser
• Watchlists
• Configurators
• Push-‐No/fica/ons
Mobile
Portal
• Login-‐Seite
• Home
• Push-‐No/fica/ons
• Bookmarks
• Navigator
Apps
• Customer
center
• Logout-‐page
Social
Media
• Facebook
• Twiver
• Instagram
• LinkedIn
• Xing
• etc.
Shop
• Home
• Product
finder
• Teaser/
Promo
• Basket/
checkout
• Search
results
• Register-‐page
• Logout-‐page
Digital
Signage
• Screen
(total)
• Text/
Img
• Welcome-‐Message
• Loca/on-‐specific
device
• Teaser
Company
Specific
Informa5on
• Point
of
Interest
(POI)
• Opening
/mes
• Client
advisors/
POI
• PIM
(Product-‐
Info)
• PIM
(categories)
• Discount
&
Promo/ons
34. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Crossing data basis with output channels creates
a nice playground for brainstorming.
Let’s
consider
the
car-‐selling
example:
How
might
we
make
the
customer
experience
more
personal
using
the
Hero
visual
teaser,
if
we
already
know
that
the
customer
is
within
the
“fun
seeking”
segment?
?
35. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Personalization means creating more content and
thinking about texts, images, videos, etc. in different
shape, style or tonality.
Element:
Hero Visual
on Home
Text element &
picture element
Situa5on
Segment
Default
Journey
Stage
1
Journey
Stage
2
Journey
Stage
3
Default
Segment
1
Segment
2
Imagine
you
want
to
personalize
the
homepage
hero
visual
for
3
specific
segments
and
4
stages
within
a
defined
customer
journey:
Instead
of
1x
you’ll
now
need
to
create
12x
text
&
image.
36. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Typical counter-argumentation at that point: “Ok, but we do not have
all that information to create those segments.”
Simple trick: Enhance your data basis and ask.
hvps://www.namics.com/project/swiss-‐life-‐themenfinder/
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Another one: “Ok, but it will take ages to implement and test all those
personalized experiences, and we ain’t got people, time and money for
that. Simple trick: Use the right tool.
38. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Final one: “Ok, so who can do the job? My analytics guy or the
SEO guy or the content guy or who?
Consulting answer: It depends.
Personaliza5on
(3)
39. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Reality Check (2/4).
Myth
“Personaliza/on
is
too
complicated
for
us
and
we
ain’t
got
the
organiza/on
for
that.”
Reality
-‐ Execu/ng
personaliza/on
is
not
too
complex,
but
it
takes
some
effort.
-‐ We
suggest
to
start
with
following
your
business
goals
and
then
finding
the
best
possible
personalized
experiences
based
on
your
data
-‐ Everyone
has
data,
no
user
is
really
anonymous
nowadays
-‐ Create
a
central
role
within
the
marke/ng
department
and
also
invest
in
tool-‐handling.
40. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Keynotes
Reports
“Personaliza5on
is
about
the
‘segment
of
one’,
a
totally
individual
offering
to
each
client.”
“86
%
of
all
marketers
say
that
personaliza5on
is
the
key
to
more
sales.”
“Personaliza5on
is
too
complicated
for
us
and
we
ain’t
got
the
organiza5on
for
that.”
TYPICAL
SCENARIOS
41. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Reality Check (3/4)
Myth
“86
%
of
all
marketers
say
that
personaliza/on
is
the
key
to
more
sales.”
Reality
?
42. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Where do statements like that come from and do
they even make sense?
It
is
easy
to
create
a
link
between
a
personalized
offering
and
the
wishful
scenario
that
economists
call
perfect
price
discrimina5on.
Best
example:
A
bartender
offers
beer
based
on
a
customers
preferences
but
also
defines
the
prize
of
each
bovle
individually
based
on
age,
context
and
journey
stage,
e.g.
1st
beer:
CHF
10
as
a
customer
might
look
rich
and
thirsty
enough,
2nd
beer
CHF
7,
3rd
CHF
7
again
as
the
bartender
knows
that
the
customer
is
always
having
a
4th
one
for
that
price,
etc.
un/l
he
reaches
his
reserva/on
price.
43. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
At best, personalization is aligned with the aims of
price discrimination.
44. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Basis argumentation: You will boost your
conversion funnel due to a personalized offering.
Multi-Funnel w/ personalized offerings
Won Won Won Won
Funnel w/ unpersonalized offering (1:n)
Lost LostWon
?
45. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Case Study: Smart.
Create the personalized car purchase decision.
46. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Basis for all ROI calculations. Understanding of the
customer journey and the conversion funnel.
Contacted dealer
Product
detail page
Signing up purchase
First visit
to website
Car configrator
Saved
configuration Test drive
Customer
Relationship
Management
Customer
47. 5th RICHMOND MARKETING FORUM
Calculations are usually based on a standardized
conversion funnel (reach to conversion).
Funnel w/ unpersonalized offering (1:n) How
it
is
calculated:
Effect
and
costs
of
all
marke/ng
ac/vi/es
will
scale
by
the
basic
reach.
Example:
If
10.000
website
visitors
(reach,
R)
result
in
50
test-‐drives
(conversion,
C),
then
the
conversion
rate
(cr)
is
0,5%.
Hence,
if
the
cr
remains
stable,
20.000
visitors
will
result
in
100
test-‐
drives.
Conversion
Reach
R
C
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Our goal: Convert a passerby into signing-up for a
test-drive (ultimate online conversion).
Passerbys
1. Website visit
Default Experience Wide target group message (suitable for multiple segments), default teaser.
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Our goal: Convert a passerby into signing-up for a
test-drive (ultimate online conversion).
Explorers
Configurator
Default Experience
Visitor saves configuration (stored in cookie, w/o login).
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Our goal: Convert a passerby into signing-up for a
test-drive (ultimate online conversion).
Experience with personalized hero visual + test drive options highlighted
Stage: Consider
Involved
Returning visit
Personalized visual
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Our goal: Convert a passerby sign up for a test-
drive (ultimate online conversion).
Location based dealer finder.
Leads
Händlersuche
Geo-Targeting
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Personalization calculated like process
automation: Same reach, but higher conversion.
How
it
is
calculated:
Personaliza/on
works
like
automa/on,
e.g.
prefilled
forms,
remembering
user
input,
etc.
based
on
known
data.
Addi/onal
costs
vs.
argumenta/on
for
a
higher
cr
(C
to
C’
for
the
same
reach
R).
Example:
If
10.000
website
visitors
(R)
result
in
50
test-‐drives
(C)
for
default
visual,
but
in
100
test-‐drives
(C’)
for
personalized
visual.
The
cr
is
boosted
by
100%.
Reach
R,
R’
Personalized funnels based on process automation.
Conversion
C’
C
personaliza5on
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Our goal: Convert a passerby into signing-up for a
test-drive (ultimate online conversion).
Involved
Visit 3rd party pages
Ad w/ config. model Retargeting on 3rd party pages with configured model.
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Our goal: Convert a passerby into signing-up for a
test-drive (ultimate online conversion).
Leads
Saved config.
Mail w/ config. model
Personalized mailing with configured model. Invitation to test-drive at local dealer.
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Personalization calculated like targeting segments:
Smaller, but more precise reach, higher conversion.
How
it
is
calculated:
Personaliza/on
works
like
precise
targe/ng,
e.g.
only
addressing
customers
who
are
most
likely
to
buy.
Addi/onal
costs
(e.g.
predic/ve
analy/cs),
but
the
hypothesis
is
that
a
way
higher
percentage
of
customers
will
buy.
Example:
If
10.000
website
visitors
(R)
result
in
50
test-‐drives
(C)
for
default
visual,
but
2000
personalized
mailings
(R’)
in
35
test-‐drives
(C’).
The
cr
is
boosted
by
12.5%.
Multi-Funnel w/ personalized offerings
Conversion
Reach
R’
C
C’
personaliza5on
R
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Results of all activities: Significant leverage of the
online conversion.
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But on the other hand: What did it it take to
“produce” a personalized offering?
– The
ideas
– The
so,ware
– The
people
– The
processes
– The
rollout
– The
management
– The
overhead
– The
nerves
– …
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Reality Check (3/4).
Myth
“86
%
of
all
marketers
say
that
personaliza/on
is
the
key
to
more
sales.”
Reality
-‐ Be
careful
with
statements
like
these:
Some
are
made
based
on
a
lack
of
understanding
(it
is
not
about
monopoly
returns)
-‐ In
most
cases
we
see
indirect
effects
on
sales
revenues
-‐ But
it
is
always
super
hard
to
determine
effects
exactly
-‐ Please
do
not
mashup
sales
revenues
with
ROI
-‐ Most
important:
Focus
on
goal
measurement.
At
best,
measure
the
success
for
each
single
step
of
the
customer
journey.
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Nellix
are
top
of
class
when
it
comes
to
personaliza5on
–
do
it
like
them
to
be
successful.”
Reports
“Personaliza5on
is
about
the
‘segment
of
one’,
a
totally
individual
offering
to
each
client.”
“86
%
of
all
marketers
say
that
personaliza5on
is
the
key
to
more
sales.”
“Personaliza5on
is
about
the
‘segment
of
one’,
a
totally
individual
offering
to
each
client.”
TYPICAL
SCENARIOS
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Reality Check (4/4).
Myth
“Neqlix
are
top
of
class
when
it
comes
to
personaliza/on
–
do
it
like
them
to
be
successful.”
Reality
?
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Second: Did Netflix totally reinvent personalization
or recommender engines? No.
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Third: Does Netflix care about personalization or
recommender engines? Yes, a lot!
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Fourth: Are they best in class?
Well, the question is: Who decides who’s best in class?
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In fact, the algorithm had to fight a so called cold
start problem, building up all customer profiles.
Example:
Thumbs
up
for
“The
Hangover”
+
“The
Hangover
2”
results
in
a
68%
matching
for
“The
Hangover
3”,
but
a
92%
matching
for
“The
Lion
King”?
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But more importantly, does Netflix think they will
ever be “finished” with personalization? No!
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Current open job positions for issues like
“recommendation” or “personalization”.
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Final question: Do we need to do it like Netflix?
– Are
you
ren/ng
movies
or
providing
a
video
plaqorm?
– Are
you
opera/ng
online-‐only?
– Is
your
business
model
based
on
subscrip/on
fees?
– Are
you
a
VC-‐financend,
US-‐based
company
with
an
aggressive
growth
strategy?
– Is
your
target
customer
segment
simply
everyone
between
20
and
55
years
of
age?
– Does
your
marke/ng
department
include
40
people
working
on
a
single
algorithm?
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Reality Check (4/4).
Myth
“Neqlix
are
top
of
class
when
it
comes
to
personaliza/on
–
do
it
like
them
to
be
successful.”
Reality
-‐ Neqlix
is
top
of
class,
but
also
they
can
can
fail
-‐ There
is
no
impera/ve
of
doing
it
like
Amazon,
Neqlix
or
Spo/fy
-‐ It
is
not
the
“what
they
do”
but
the
“how
they
do
it”
where
we
can
learn
the
most
-‐ Neqlix
again
shows
us
the
importance
of
tes/ng.
-‐ Never
underes/mate
effects
of
“serendipity”
while
looking
for
best
prac/ces
in
the
silicon
valley.
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Nellix
are
top
of
class
when
it
comes
to
personaliza5on
–
do
it
like
them
to
be
successful.”
Reports
“Personaliza5on
is
about
the
‘segment
of
one’,
a
totally
individual
offering
to
each
client.”
“86
%
of
all
marketers
say
that
personaliza5on
is
the
key
to
more
sales.”
“Personaliza5on
is
about
the
‘segment
of
one’,
a
totally
individual
offering
to
each
client.”
TYPICAL
MYTH
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Reports
Nellix
are
top
of
class
when
it
comes
to
personaliza5on
–
do
it
like
them
to
be
successful.”
“Personaliza5on
is
about
the
‘segment
of
one’,
a
totally
individual
offering
to
each
client.”
“86
%
of
all
marketers
say
that
personaliza5on
is
the
key
to
more
sales.”
No,
it’s
not.
“Personaliza5on
is
about
the
‘segment
of
one’,
a
totally
individual
offering
to
each
client.”
I
don´t
think
so.
No,
it’s
not.
Not
the
point.
CONCLUSION
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Don’t
believe
in
impera5ves.
There
never
has
been
a
collapse
due
to
the
lack
of
personaliza5on.
Look
behind
the
scenes.
Reports
Pursuit
your
individual
sweet
spot,
the
amount
of
customer
segments
that
you
can
handle
in
marke-‐
5ng.
Look
at
the
issue
step
by
step
within
the
customer
journey
that
you
strive
for.
Measure,
but
do
not
mash
up
conversion
rates
and
ROI.
Remember
your
business
goals,
take
a
look
on
your
data
and
channels,
make
a
concept,
select
a
tool
and
start.
ADVICE
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Don’t
believe
in
impera5ves.
There
never
has
been
a
collapse
due
to
the
lack
of
personaliza5on.
Look
behind
the
scenes.
Reports
Pursuit
your
individual
sweet
spot,
the
amount
of
customer
segments
that
you
can
handle
in
marke5ng.
Look
at
the
issue
step
by
step
within
the
customer
journey
that
you
strive
for.
Measure,
but
do
not
mash
up
conversion
rates
and
ROI.
Remember
your
business
goals,
take
a
look
on
your
data
and
channels,
make
a
concept,
select
a
tool
and
start.
STRATEGY