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Why attention matters but engagement is a tactic not an outcome.
More Signal Less Noise! Why attention matters but engagement is a tactic not an outcome. 3 January 2019
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Simon Nash, Planning Director @simonnash
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“Let’s face it most social media marketing is a waste of time” Mashable.com “Your social media initiatives might be pointless” eConsultancy “Engagement aint nuthin but a number” Brian Solis Architects of digital change
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“Roughly 99.9% of online banners are never clicked.
Attention Matters “Roughly 99.9% of online banners are never clicked. Michael Brenner, Senior Director of Global Marketing at SAP Architects of digital change
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Attention Matters “Buyers wait until they have completed 60-80% of their research before reaching out to vendors”. Michael Brenner, Senior Director of Global Marketing at SAP Architects of digital change
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Everyone’s at it Architects of digital change
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But conversations about engagement often miss the bigger picture
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It’s what you do with it that counts.
Engagement is important but It’s what you do with it that counts. Architects of digital change
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Nowadays people expect
content and experiences that are more meaningful Architects of digital change
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Engagement should effect changes in behaviour
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Engagement should influence action Architects of digital change
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competitive advantage
Engagement should deliver competitive advantage “To create future customers who will drive the business forward. Brand engagements are platform engagements. This means advancing customers into new creative realms–and markets–where they can add value back to the brand, and where competitors can’t follow.” Brian Phipps Architects of digital change
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The process can be direct or indirect Architects of digital change
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It takes time to communicate your message whilst engaging
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To get results Members Awareness +58% Consideration (amongst those who are aware but not buying TGL) +75% Preference (vs. Glenfiddich, Glenmorangie) +113% Brand I trust Brand for me +24% +37% Consumption / Sales regular buyers of TGL 52% Architects of digital change
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Trust us, process is really important.
The building blocks Trust us, process is really important.
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Recognise its all about value exchange
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You need to understand what makes your audience tick
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how people use our content
Understand how people use our content “If I like your content it’s not because I like your brand it’s because I like my friends.” Henry Jenkins - ‘Spreadable Media ‘ Architects of digital change
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Play the long game and understand the role of every interaction
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It’s a crucial element of your multi-channel marketing plan
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Focus on the customer experience & create clear paths to action
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To achieve this you need system-thinking
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Supported by culture and processes Architects of digital change
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And one eye firmly on the prize
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