MOVING FROM SERVING
ADS TO SERVING PEOPLE.
WHY DATA & CONTENT MUST BE AT THE HEART OF YOUR STRATEGY
@paul_framp
BEING MEANINGFUL IS INCREASINGLY CRITICAL
74%
Most people
would not care
if 74% of
brands
disappeared
28%
Less than 28%
of brands
notably
improve our
quality of life
SEVENOUT OF TOP TEN
MEANINGFUL BRANDS OVER-INDEX ON
MAKING PEOPLE’S LIVES EASIER
+300k
citizens
34
markets
12
industries
+1,000
brands
WORLDWIDE STUDY
Ongoing
+ 7 years
2015
IT’S A LESSON FOR ALL TYPES OF BRANDS
Key Findings: HAVAS Meaningful Brands STUDY 2015
SIZE DOESN’T
= MEANINGFIUL
TECHNOLOGY BRANDS
ACCOUNT FOR NEARLY
ONE THIRD OF THE
TOP 50 GLOBAL
MEANINGFUL BRANDS
22%
OF THE TOP 50
MEANINGFUL
BRANDS ARE FMCG
PEOPLE WANT TO LIVE
BETTER AND MORE
SIMPLE LIVES...
  Marketing as a service/utility
  Is customer experience becoming
more important than legacy brand
equity?
  Gartner predicts that by 2018
50% of organisations will
implement significant business
model change to improve
customer experience
Most meaningful UK brand as not easily
substitutable and provides a better service and
experience (despite tax avoidance & Panorama)
22%
cite “lack of
resources”
BRANDS STRUGGLING WITH THIS TRANSITION
19%
“not clearly
defined strategy”
13%
“technology
limitations”
10%
“lack of single
customer view”
65%
“internal fragmentation
between departments”
74%
“not prepared for
current impact of data
on decision making &
performance”
TOUCHPOINTS ARE
RE-DEFINING
THE CUSTOMER
EXPERIENCE
Touch points
are
Diversifying &
Increasing
Mediachannels areincreasinglyfragmented(OESP)
Measurements
frameworks
are broken
OUR OWN
TRACKEDTOUCHPOINTS
IN MEANINGFUL BRANDS
HAVE INCREASED FROM
34 TO 42 IN 2015
OWNED The power is in your hands
SHARED You can’t win alone
EARNED The audience is the media
Amplify and attractPAID
AS AN INDUSTRY WE ARE MOVING FROM STANDARD
SEGMENTATION TO AUDIENCE RICH DATA POOLS
AUDIENCE SIZE: 2.5BN
STANDARD
SEGMENTATION
DATA & CONTENT
TOGETHER IS THE ANSWER
Content is the brand
experience that brings this
meaningful interaction to life
Data is the platform for
understanding how & where
companies become meaningful
The
Creative
Era
The
Technology
Era
The
Media
Era
60s / 70s / 80s 90s / 00s 2015 & beyond
It’s actually now
cheaper than ever
to do good work.
Steve Hatch, Facebook
“
”
BUT WE NEED TO BUILD MORE
BRIDGES, NOT ISLANDS
CONTENT
MESSAGE
CREATIVE
DATA
MEDIUM
MEDIA
Social
Programmatic
SOCIAL 2.0: ACTIONABLE DATA DRIVEN INSIGHTS
SINGLE POINT OF DATA MANAGEMENT AND ACTIVATION KEY
PIONEERING A META DSP
INTEGRATING DATA & CONTENT
WITH SMART TOOLS
DATA ANALYTICS & ALGORTHMIC EXPERTISE
Meta
DSP
Impact
Social Context
X-Device
ReachNative
SMART DATA WILL MAKE
CONTENT DISTRIBUTION FLUID & MEANINGFUL
DATA + CONTENT =
BETTER STORYTELLING = IMPROVED ROI
5X MORE
ENGAGEMENTS
100,000
PERSONALISED
VIDEOS
15%
REDUCTION
IN CPA via
1st Party DATA
THE BIG OPPORTUNITY IS CONNECTING THE
PHYSICAL & DIGITAL WORLDS
DATA & TECHNOLOGY
Physical
(From Informed
Placements to
Experiences)
Digital
(Content &
Programmatic)
The question must be
“WHERE DO I COLLECT
ACTIONABLE DATA?”
in everything you do
THE FUTURE; BIG SCREEN
& SMALL SCREEN EXPERIENCES IN HARMONY
Progressive Screens Augmented Reality
OPEN PLATFORMS OR CLOSED PLATFORMS?
WHO OWNS THE FUTURE ?
Manufacturing Access
Legacy brands have never been more under
threat...but equally many of these platforms are
turning to traditional brand building EXPERIENCES…
Aggregators
IT ALL COMES BACK TO PEOPLE AND THEIR EXPERIENCES..
DATA, CONTENT & TECH ENABLERS BUT SHOULD BE IN THE BACKGROUND
Content & Data
connect old &
new – pathway
to omni-
channel, omni-
present..
Data needs to
be centralised
and actionable
cross-channel
(not siloed in
stacks)
Owning
distribution is a
critical battle
ground for
brands
Programmatic
platforms will
become content
driven & Social
data driven
MEDIA AGENCIES ARE TODAY IN THE
BUSINESS OF EXPERIENCE DESIGN
IS THE WORK YOU ARE DOING IN SERVICE OF CUSTOMERS
OR IN PURSUIT OF AN AWARD ?
THANK YOU
#havastogether

Serving People, not Ads

  • 1.
    MOVING FROM SERVING ADSTO SERVING PEOPLE. WHY DATA & CONTENT MUST BE AT THE HEART OF YOUR STRATEGY @paul_framp
  • 2.
    BEING MEANINGFUL ISINCREASINGLY CRITICAL 74% Most people would not care if 74% of brands disappeared 28% Less than 28% of brands notably improve our quality of life SEVENOUT OF TOP TEN MEANINGFUL BRANDS OVER-INDEX ON MAKING PEOPLE’S LIVES EASIER +300k citizens 34 markets 12 industries +1,000 brands WORLDWIDE STUDY Ongoing + 7 years 2015
  • 3.
    IT’S A LESSONFOR ALL TYPES OF BRANDS Key Findings: HAVAS Meaningful Brands STUDY 2015 SIZE DOESN’T = MEANINGFIUL TECHNOLOGY BRANDS ACCOUNT FOR NEARLY ONE THIRD OF THE TOP 50 GLOBAL MEANINGFUL BRANDS 22% OF THE TOP 50 MEANINGFUL BRANDS ARE FMCG
  • 4.
    PEOPLE WANT TOLIVE BETTER AND MORE SIMPLE LIVES...   Marketing as a service/utility   Is customer experience becoming more important than legacy brand equity?   Gartner predicts that by 2018 50% of organisations will implement significant business model change to improve customer experience Most meaningful UK brand as not easily substitutable and provides a better service and experience (despite tax avoidance & Panorama)
  • 5.
    22% cite “lack of resources” BRANDSSTRUGGLING WITH THIS TRANSITION 19% “not clearly defined strategy” 13% “technology limitations” 10% “lack of single customer view” 65% “internal fragmentation between departments” 74% “not prepared for current impact of data on decision making & performance”
  • 6.
    TOUCHPOINTS ARE RE-DEFINING THE CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE Touchpoints are Diversifying & Increasing Mediachannels areincreasinglyfragmented(OESP) Measurements frameworks are broken OUR OWN TRACKEDTOUCHPOINTS IN MEANINGFUL BRANDS HAVE INCREASED FROM 34 TO 42 IN 2015
  • 7.
    OWNED The poweris in your hands SHARED You can’t win alone EARNED The audience is the media Amplify and attractPAID
  • 8.
    AS AN INDUSTRYWE ARE MOVING FROM STANDARD SEGMENTATION TO AUDIENCE RICH DATA POOLS AUDIENCE SIZE: 2.5BN STANDARD SEGMENTATION
  • 9.
    DATA & CONTENT TOGETHERIS THE ANSWER Content is the brand experience that brings this meaningful interaction to life Data is the platform for understanding how & where companies become meaningful
  • 10.
    The Creative Era The Technology Era The Media Era 60s / 70s/ 80s 90s / 00s 2015 & beyond It’s actually now cheaper than ever to do good work. Steve Hatch, Facebook “ ”
  • 11.
    BUT WE NEEDTO BUILD MORE BRIDGES, NOT ISLANDS CONTENT MESSAGE CREATIVE DATA MEDIUM MEDIA Social Programmatic
  • 12.
    SOCIAL 2.0: ACTIONABLEDATA DRIVEN INSIGHTS
  • 13.
    SINGLE POINT OFDATA MANAGEMENT AND ACTIVATION KEY PIONEERING A META DSP INTEGRATING DATA & CONTENT WITH SMART TOOLS DATA ANALYTICS & ALGORTHMIC EXPERTISE Meta DSP Impact Social Context X-Device ReachNative
  • 14.
    SMART DATA WILLMAKE CONTENT DISTRIBUTION FLUID & MEANINGFUL
  • 15.
    DATA + CONTENT= BETTER STORYTELLING = IMPROVED ROI 5X MORE ENGAGEMENTS 100,000 PERSONALISED VIDEOS 15% REDUCTION IN CPA via 1st Party DATA
  • 16.
    THE BIG OPPORTUNITYIS CONNECTING THE PHYSICAL & DIGITAL WORLDS DATA & TECHNOLOGY Physical (From Informed Placements to Experiences) Digital (Content & Programmatic) The question must be “WHERE DO I COLLECT ACTIONABLE DATA?” in everything you do
  • 17.
    THE FUTURE; BIGSCREEN & SMALL SCREEN EXPERIENCES IN HARMONY Progressive Screens Augmented Reality
  • 18.
    OPEN PLATFORMS ORCLOSED PLATFORMS?
  • 19.
    WHO OWNS THEFUTURE ? Manufacturing Access Legacy brands have never been more under threat...but equally many of these platforms are turning to traditional brand building EXPERIENCES… Aggregators
  • 20.
    IT ALL COMESBACK TO PEOPLE AND THEIR EXPERIENCES.. DATA, CONTENT & TECH ENABLERS BUT SHOULD BE IN THE BACKGROUND Content & Data connect old & new – pathway to omni- channel, omni- present.. Data needs to be centralised and actionable cross-channel (not siloed in stacks) Owning distribution is a critical battle ground for brands Programmatic platforms will become content driven & Social data driven
  • 21.
    MEDIA AGENCIES ARETODAY IN THE BUSINESS OF EXPERIENCE DESIGN
  • 22.
    IS THE WORKYOU ARE DOING IN SERVICE OF CUSTOMERS OR IN PURSUIT OF AN AWARD ?
  • 23.