Financial services organizations today face the same mandate as other consumer-facing organizations across industries: deliver a consistent, compelling customer experience across channels and devices, in real time. At the same, these organizations must adhere to stringent customer data security and privacy guidelines that historically have inhibited their ability to leverage customer data to build a comprehensive view and provide the personalized interactions that drive revenue.
In this session at NetFinance 2016, Adam Corey, VP of Marketing at Tealium, explores how financial services organizations can:
- Unlock customer data that's trapped in siloed systems and applications
- Build a unified view of the customer across channels and touchpoints
- Leverage that unified view to take action, across applications, in real time
- Deliver on the promise of a compelling omnichannel customer experience without sacrificing data security
Tealium was founded by web analytics veterans from WebSideStory / Omniture who always believed in the power of unlocking your data. We never set out to solve just the tag management problem, our goal was to solve the data problem inherit in managing tags and all of your first-party data – whether that’s on your web site, your mobile apps, offline, etc.
And the industry has responded well to that mission. Tealium iQ is now the largest paid tag manager in the world, according to Ghostery we’re now four times larger than our nearest competitor, powering tens of thousands of sites including a quarter of the IR100.
Users have also given our products as well as our teams the highest accolades on review sites.
No weeble. No pee guy. No spaghetti.
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Large financial institution (Wells Fargo)
Bank had not added a new tech to site in years for infosec reasons. Tealium gives ability to deploy data governance and control over their sites while giving marketers more power to interact with customers.
Recently, HealthCare.gov announced that it would honor a user’s Do Not Track browser setting for digital advertising tools and launched a new Privacy Manager that gives consumers an easy to use and powerful tool to control their privacy settings.
The implementation of both Do Not Track and the new Privacy Manager are features of the Tealium iQ tag management system. Tealium iQ provides HealthCare.gov with the ability to enable their end users to not only prevent third-party tools from collecting data, but actually prevent the third-party code from running on the page at all. This provides far more privacy protection for users than disabling cookies alone, because it effectively removes the third-party tool from HealthCare.gov if a user is opted out. And best of all, they’re able to offer consumers this powerful functionality with just a couple of clicks.
For Do Not Track (DNT), this particular implementation is somewhat unique and offers protection beyond the DNT setting alone. Without this implementation, the DNT flag must be honored by each and every third-party vendor an organization might be using to prevent tracking – something that not all third-party vendors currently do. But the HealthCare.gov implementation of DNT, using Tealium iQ, recognizes the setting in the user’s browser and therefore doesn’t load the third- party tools at all, removing the individual vendor’s DNT practices from the equation entirely. This solution gives a consumers with the DNT setting an automated and extremely effective way to have their privacy preferences honored while on HealthCare.gov.
Greenstone specialises in the design, marketing, distribution and administration of personal insurance products.
With four online brands to manage and rapidly increasing number of leads coming from digital, financial services organisation Greenstone (formerly Hollard Financial Services) is leveraging Tealium/a customer data platform as the foundation of their digital business.
Having a single source of data means consistent data driving every channel so Greenstone can build consistent customer experiences across channels like retargeting, email and social. It also means it’s easier to consolidate outcomes from each channel into a cohesive customer profile, enabling real-time action.
Lines have been blurred between their lines of business. Customers don’t see a difference between interacting with brand over Twitter, live chat or in person. Expect same level of service across all channels. Support and live chat have evolved from single point solutions for one line of business to concierge experience across all lines of business. If a customer starts a live chat session, they don’t know if they need help with an existing account or claim or if they are a new prospect. Their ‘support’ team needs to know how to handle all circumstances and to have a 360 degree view of the customer. All of these interactions create new data about the customer and that data is quickly shifting between channels and devices. Tealium allows Hollard to start building a common definition of a customer that can be shared between teams and technologies. Integrating Hollard’s digital marketing stack with a single view of the customer was the goal of Tealium but they found that Tealium also enabled them to work more closely with and across internal teams. Since their technologies started to speak the same language, so could their employees. Hollard is now able to leverage the knowledge and resources in their CRM group, which was previously disconnected from their digital team. Finally, Tealium is enabling Hollard to track customers that previously went off into dark spots of their web site. Through visitor stitching, Hollard is able to connect an anonymous user that was nurtured in the digital channel to a converted customer across all channels, which helps Hollard recognize what’s working and what is not.