1. Personalization Strategy Workshop
San Francisco
August 17, 2016
Brigitte Donner, VP of Product Marketing, Optimizely,
Chris Neumann, CEO, CROmetrics
Steve Ebin, Head of Optimization & Online Marketing,
Optimizely
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2. Agenda
2:30 PM Registration & Refreshments
3:00 PM Open/Welcome
Brigitte Donner, VP of Product Marketing, Optimizely
3:15 PM Personalization Strategy Workshop
Chris Neumann, Founder & CEO, CROmetrics
4:00 PM Break & Networking
4:15 PM Advanced Personalization: Supercharge your ABM Personalization Strategy & Demo
Steve Ebin, Head of Optimization, Optimizely
5:00 PM Group Discussion, Networking & Happy Hour
10. Background on CROmetrics
• One of the first Optimizely customers.
• We help companies become data driven vs opinion-driven
in their experimentation and decision making.
• Throughput of experimentation is the key to winning.
11. Winner 2015 Optie for Best Use of Personalization
Personalization Testing Wins from A/B testing tool
12. Normal Logo Design Landing Page
99 Designs: Logo Design Landing Page
SEM Logo Design Landing Page
17. • Better targeting
• Javascript Conditions
• Behavioral targeting
• 1st and 3rd party data sources
• Prioritization of campaigns
• Easier normalization of winners
• Extensions are huge
• Offerings of other “personalization” vendors are a subset of what can be
done in Optimizely
• Exit Intent popups
• Popovers
• Butter Bars
• Allows marketing to be able to execute more easily than in the past
Personalization is the obvious next step after A/B testing
19. What are our optimization goals?
Worksheet Question 1: What are our
Optimization Goals?
Content pages get a lot of traffic but often
don’t convert well to paying customers.
Capture email addresses for people
browsing these pages
20. • Heavy Fitness Content Viewers
• People who browse lots of fitness content but did not sign up to be a paid
customer
• Heavy Content Window Shoppers
• People who browse a lot of content in general (could be fitness or recipes) but
are not paid customers
• Desktop browsers
• People using a desktop browser (often very different experience from those on
mobile)
Question 2: Who do you want to target?
Which audiences (visitor segments) do you want to personalize for?
21. Question 3: What are the
systems you’ll use to discover
audiences and connect into the
personalization platform for
targeting?
47. Customer logos change based on
demographic criteria
● Travel prospects see travel logos,
retail prospects sees retail logos, etc.
● Everyone else sees our default logos.
48. Customer logos change based on
demographic criteria
● Travel prospects see travel logos,
retail prospects sees retail logos, etc.
● Everyone else sees our default logos.
54. Demo Scheduler Page
• Reusable personalization modules!
• Visitors see logos from their industry
by default
• Customer quote also changes by
industry
58. ABM in Practice - Watch Campaign
• Campaign for target list of executives
to set up in-person meetings
• For setting up a meeting, AEs gift
prospect an Apple Watch
• Tested as an email-only campaign in
Q1
• $1M in pipeline opportunities so far
65. What makes this difficult?
• Navigating stakeholders
• Unchartered territory
• Many audiences creates complexity
• Need high confidence in data being
used for personalization
• Goals and results are fuzzier than in
an A/B test
66. Steps to Redesign & Personalize
your Homepage
Step 1. Goals - What do you want to achieve?
Step 2. Accounts - For whom do you want to
achieve this?
Step 3. Design - What design will help you
achieve that goal with that audience?
Step 4. Personalize - Show the right experience
to the right visitor.
68. Establishing Goals - a reminder of
what our goals were
• ‘Show, don’t tell’
• Showcase our own technology
• Support ABM strategy
• Do something easy to understand
69. Establishing Goals - FIguring it out
for Yourself
• Conversion vs. education?
• Demonstrate vs. explain?
• Explicit vs. implicit personalization?
71. Accounts - for Optimizely
• Cascading approach for different tiers:
• Top: account list - 1-to-1
personalization
• Middle: industries - 1-to-few
personalization
• Bottom: everyone else: 1-to-many
personalization
• Other considerations:
• Customer and non-customer
audiences
• Behavioral audiences
• Geographic audiences
72. Accounts - for Yourself
• Do you have an account list?
• What are your business goals for that
list?
• What is feasible/achievable in your
timeframe?
• What other attributes could be used to
segment accounts into audiences?
74. • Modular design
• Hero that can be personalized
• Room for personalization modules
• Customer validation
• Promoted content
Design - for Optimizely
75. Design - for Yourself
• Is my design ‘personalize-able’ today?
• Can I iterate upon the design?
• Am I making the best use of
above-the-fold space?
• Can I target messages and content
throughout the page?