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 Consumer  Data  Journey  ]  


Chris&an  Bartens  
Digital  Analyst,  Tourism  Australia  
tourism.australia.com  
Senior  Consultant,  Datalicious  
datalicious.com.au  

[  datalicious  ]  
data  :  insights  :  ac8on  
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
"I  know  that  50%  of  my    
adver8sing  is  wasted,  I  just    
don't  know  which  half."  
John  Wanamaker  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


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[  data  is  delicious  ]  


[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
"It  is  a  capital  mistake  to  theorize  
before  one  has  data."  
Sir  Arthur  Conan  Doyle  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  digital  =  1st  hand  observa8on  ]  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  media  consump8on  ]  
media  hours  
per  week  
66%  digital  by  2010    
50%  digital  by  2007    

Source:  Carat  
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
[  analogue  =  2nd  hand  insights  ]  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  research  instrument  ]  

[  september  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


"It  is  a  capital  mistake  to  theorize  
before  one  has  all  the  data."  
Sir  Arthur  Conan  Doyle  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


101011010100101011110100100101010101000010111110010101010101
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[  consumer  data  journey  ]  


[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
response  

success  
campaign  
event  

data  
insights  
media     customer  
plan   database  

target   customer  
segment   profile  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  data  poles  ]  

transac8onal   strategic    
close  to  customer   removed  from  customer  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


response  

success  
campaign  
event  

data  
insights  
media     customer  
plan   database  

target   customer  
segment   profile  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  response  op8ons  ]  

digital   analogue   ancient  

search   phone  
retail  store  

banner   email  

wom  
www   text  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  digital  responses  ]  
ad  server,  bid  management  plaMorm  

site  centric  tool  

view   click   success  


impression   interac&on  
through   through   event  

branding  

direct  response  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  digital  best  prac8ce  ]  
  Ad  server  or  bid  management  plaMorm  
–  Enable  view-­‐through  tracking  
–  Implement  campaign  tracking  codes  
  Unique  down  to  crea&ve  level  
  Site  centric  analy&cs  tool  
–  Implement  ad  server  tags  on  your  site  
  Alterna&vely  integrate  with  web  analy&cs  plaMorm  
–  Define  and  measure  success  events  
–  Define  success  event  alloca&on  
  First,  linear,  last  campaign  response  
  Recommend  linear  success  event  alloca&on  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  analogue  best  prac8ce  ]  
  Phone,  email,  text  
–  Offer  wide  range  of  response  op&ons  
–  Especially  mobile  response  op&ons  during  down&me  
–  Response  op&ons  unique  to  each  campaign  
  Poten&ally  even  unique  down  to  an  offer  level  
  Retail  stores  
–  Ask  your  customers  for  help  
  Run  qualita&ve  surveys  to  fill  data  gaps  
–  Use  vouchers  and  promo&onal  codes  
  Word  of  mouth  
–  Trial  new  technologies  (e.g.  BuzzMetrics)  
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
[  examples  ]  
  Does  all  your  offline  adver&sing  have  its  own  unique    
call  to  ac&on  down  to  media  channel  and  placement?    
  Does  all  your  online  adver&sing  have  its  own  unique  
tracking  codes  in  the  click-­‐through  URLs?  
  Are  you  offering  more  instant  response  op&ons  besides  
your  website  such  as  phone  numbers,  email  and  text  
messaging  to  facilitate  down&me  response?    
  Does  your  website  have  its  own  unique  phone  number    
so  that  you  can  see  what  customers  are  researching    
online  but  are  conver&ng  offline?  
  When  these  customers  convert  offline  are  you  asking    
them  specific  ques&ons  rela&ng  to  the  online  media    
they  have  been  exposed  to  and  responded  to?  
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
response  

success  
campaign  
event  

data  
insights  
media     customer  
plan   database  

target   customer  
segment   profile  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  conversion  funnel  1.0  ]  
campaigns  

conversion  process  
visit,  product  pages,  product  details,  add  to  
shopping  cart,  shipping  informa&on,  payment  
details,  order  confirma&on,  thank  you  page,  etc  

success  events  
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
[  conversion  funnel  2.0  ]  
inbound  spokes  
campaigns,  search,  emails,  landing  pages,  home  
page,  naviga&on,  internal  search,  referrers,  
affiliates,  cross-­‐sales,  etc  

hub  product  page  

outbound  spokes  
buy  now,  learn  more,  test  it,  customize  it,  read  
reviews,  review  product,  ask  expert,  contact  
support,  recommend  product,  view  more,  etc  
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
[  cross  and  up-­‐sales  ]  
customer  selec&ons  
product  page  views,  shopping  cart  content,    
product  purchases,  internal  search  terms,    
customer  life&me  purchases,  etc  

product  combina&ons  

company  sugges&ons  
other  customers  who  have  liked  this  also  bought  
this,  sta&c  cross-­‐sales,  dynamic  cross-­‐sales,    
on  site  behavioural  targe&ng,  etc  
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
[  amazon.com  ]  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  examples  ]  
  Do  you  make  it  easy  for  your  consumers  to  convert    
offline  even  if  they  started  the  process  online?  
  Does  your  ‘thank  you’  page  ask  your  customers  what    
offline  adver&sing  they  have  no&ced  as  well?  
  Do  you  store  the  purchase  ID  in  your  main  CRM  database    
to  connect  web  analy&cs  data  with  standard  CRM  data?  
  Are  you  con&nuously  tes&ng  different  versions  of  your    
key  pages  such  as  the  home  page  and  order  process    
pages  to  op&mize  conversion?  
  Are  you  ac&vely  sugges&ng  products  to  your  customers  
using  sta&c  or  dynamic  cross-­‐sales  techniques  on  key  
pages  such  as  the  home,  product,  order  process  and  
search  results  pages?  
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
response  

success  
campaign  
event  

data  
insights  
media     customer  
plan   database  

target   customer  
segment   profile  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  mone8za8on  ]  
acquisi&on  
offline  campaigns,  online  campaigns,    
search,  emails,  referrers,  affiliates,  etc  

customers  &  prospects  

$  
mone&za&on  
cross-­‐sales,  recommend  products,    
re-­‐contact,  re-­‐market,  surveys,  etc  
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
[  examples  ]  
  Do  you  know  what  products  each  of  your    
customers  looked  at  but  did  not  purchase?  
  Do  you  iden&fy  your  email  subscribers  via  unique  
tracking  IDs  in  the  email  click-­‐through  URLs?  
  Do  you  include  brand  messages  and  product  
sugges&ons  in  transac&onal  emails?  
  Are  you  integra&ng  web  2.0  technologies  into  your  
CRM  strategy  such  as  RSS  feeds  and  if  so,  do  you  
offer  just  one  or  more  customized  feeds?  
  Are  you  asking  your  customers  about  their    
sugges&ons  and  desires  or  are  you  only  tracking    
their  behaviour?    
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
response  

success  
campaign  
event  

data  
insights  
media     customer  
plan   database  

target   customer  
segment   profile  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  where  is  the  money  ]  

$  
$  
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$   $  
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[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  examples  ]  
  Do  you  know  your  most  valuable  customers?  
  Are  you  communica&ng  with  your  key  customers    
in  a  different  way  then  with  your  others  customers?  
  Do  your  key  customers  know  that  they  are  your  most  
valuable  clients  and  do  they  feel  the  love?  
  Does  your  customer  profile  include  insights  on  top  
referring  websites  and  search  terms?  
  Does  your  customer  profile  know  what  type  of  
customers  are  more  likely  to  respond  to  a  certain    
key  message  or  crea&ve  than  others?  
  Can  you  iden&fy  your  key  customers  on  your  own  
website  in  real-­‐&me  while  they  visit?  
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
response  

success  
campaign  
event  

data  
insights  
media     customer  
plan   database  

target   customer  
segment   profile  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
[  segmenta8on  studies  ]  

Hitwise  
Mosaic  

Roy  
profile   TGI  
Morgan  

etc  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  examples  ]  
  Are  you  enriching  your  internal  customer  profiles  with  
insights  from  external  segmenta&on  studies?  
  Are  you  considering  external  matching  parameters  for  
segmenta&on  studies  when  designing  internal  forms    
and  surveys?  
  Did  you  know  that  services  like  Hitwise  can  tell  you  what  
websites  your  key  customers  are  more  likely  to  visit  than  
others  once  you  matched  them  to  a  MOSAIC  profile?  
  Are  external  segmenta&on  studies  part  of  the  overall  
data  collec&on  and  profiling  strategy  or  an  add  on?  
  How  many  different  departments,  managers  and  
separate  budgets  would  be  involved    to  get  to  this    
point  in  the  presenta&on  so  far?  
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
response  

success  
campaign  
event  

data  
insights  
media     customer  
plan   database  

target   customer  
segment   profile  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
[  where  are  the  eyeballs  ]  

search     social    
organic   wom  
paid   viral  

online   mail    
offline   email  
display   direct  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  examples  ]  
  How  many  different  marke&ng  managers  and  
budgets  do  you  have  in  your  organisa&on?  
  Does  your  organiza&on  maintain  separate  budgets  
for  online  and  offline  media  spend?  
  What  drives  your  marke&ng  strategy  and  media  
planning?  Short-­‐term  revenue  goals  or  long-­‐term  
strategic  goals?  
  Is  there  a  formalised  process  for  campaign  and  
insights  repor&ng  within  your  company?  
  Are  earlier  campaign  summary  reports  consulted  and  
passed  on  to  your  agencies  during  the  planning  
process?    
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
response  

success  
campaign  
event  

data  
insights  
media     customer  
plan   database  

target   customer  
segment   profile  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  impressions  ]  

where  

what   when  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  reach  ]  

one2many  
volume  

one2one  

varia&ons  
Source:  Chris  Anderson  
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
[  frequency  ]  
where  

what   when  

where  

what   when  

where  

what   when  

where  

what   when  

where  

where  
what   when  

what   when  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  op8misa8on  ]  
run   review   revise   improvement  
run   review   revise  

run   review   revise  

run   review   revise  

"I  know  that  50%  of  my  adver8sing  is  wasted,    


I  just  don't  know  which  half."  
John  Wanamaker  
Source:  M&C  Saatchi  
[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  
[  examples  ]  
  Do  you  test  your  marke&ng  communica&on  such  as  
emails  before  they  are  sent  on  a  smaller  sample?  What  
about  search  or  display  ads?  
  Do  you  review  and  op&mize  all  your  campaigns  on  an  
ongoing  basis  or  only  at  the  start?    
  Do  your  media  and  crea&ve  agencies  report  back  to  you  
on  mere  metrics  or  actual  improvements  they  made?  
  Do  you  work  with  a  separate  crea&ve  and  media  agency?  
How  well  do  they  communicate  insights  to  each  other?  
  How  well  does  the  knowledge  transfer  between  
departments  inside  your  own  company  work  or  from  
campaign  to  campaign?  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  ques8ons  ]  
chris8an@datalicious.com.au  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  


[  datalicious  ]  
data  :  insights  :  ac8on  

[  october  2007  ]   [  datalicious.com.au  ]  

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