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The power of one to one Building a multichannel communications strategy Anthony Monger Solutions Development Manager Digital Marketing & Loyalty
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Introduction The evolution of messaging The customer The journey The experience Opening your mind to what a ‘Channel’ can be
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Acronym-tastic DINKY Double Income No Kids Yet KIPPERS Kids In Parents Pockets Eroding Retirement Savings NINJA Generation No Income, No Job or Assets (and lots of Debt!)
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The customer
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Evolution in consumer communication Feature based or literal
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Evolution in consumer communication Feature based or literal Benefits - recognising the consumer’s needs and relating product benefits to those needs
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Evolution in consumer communication Feature based or literal Benefits - recognising the consumer’s needs and relating product benefits to those needs Targeting around lifestyle – creative ways to engage customers and illustrate benefits
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MINI Countryman
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Evolution in consumer communication Feature based or literal Benefits - recognising the consumer’s needs and relating product benefits to those needs Targeting around lifestyle – creative ways to engage customers and illustrate benefits Engaging Interactive Experiential 2 Way
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Lynx: Fallen Angels – above the line
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Outdoor digital http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFuUFeQIdpk
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Festival ‘brand immersion’
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Social/gaming
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The Lynx effect? Market penetration: (15-24 year old males) Coke? Higher or lower? The internet? Market share: 75%! Combining a mix of traditional and innovative comms, with a consistent message can work perfectly Source: Unilever market analysis 2009/2010
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Who are you talking to? Education Gender Income Influences Culture Values
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Communication preferences by generation
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Avoiding communication overload Consumption of multiple messages Opt-in/opt-out/preferences Self-selection – how, what, where and when
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Dynamic Segmentation! What does it really mean? Why is it important? You’ve got the data but you never have time to cut it By the time you’ve analysed behaviours your audience has changed You can capitalise on key MOTs Makes your data work for you Automated and triggered Get it right and define your rules first!
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The journey
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CAPTURE DETAILS INTERACT AND SEGMENT ENGENDER LOYALTY DEVELOP ADVOCACY
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Lifetime customer value
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The experience
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Moments of truth - Automotive
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Working with BMW
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Putting it all together Building a multichannel communications strategy
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In conclusion Know your audience Segment using dynamic processes Maintain consistency and availability across channels Broaden your thinking
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CAPTURE DETAILS INTERACT AND SEGMENT ENGENDER LOYALTY DEVELOP ADVOCACY Employee & Channel Partner Engagement
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Any questions? Little Red Book of Digital Marketing & Loyalty Copy of slides Further discussion Email me: anthony.monger@grg.comanthony.monger@grg.com Or grab me for a chat over lunch (another example of one to one communication!).
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