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Transcript
FINDING OUT WHAT TRIGGERS
YOUR CUSTOMER
I don’t really like real time triggered marketing.
TO BE HONEST …
BECAUSE WE’RE RUINING THE
BEAUTIFUL ART OF
MARKETING WITH IT
IT ONLY GAVE US MORE
EXCUSES TO SEND OUT MORE
CONTENT TO OUR CUSTOMERS
2,520,523 emails per second.
• 67% is considered spam.
• 44% of your customers are
complaining they get too many
emails
• 37 % are still complaining about
relevancy
LiveClicker and The Relevancy Group “Exploring the Benefits Real-Time Email – Driving Marketing Effectiveness” (2015)
IN THE END
THE CUSTOMER FEELS
TRACKED/TRICKED
THE REAL SOLUTION I BELIEVE IN,
IS RIGHT TIME ADVERTISING
LOOK BEYOND THE OBVIOUS CLICKS & DIVE
DEEP IN THE CUSTOMER JOURNEY AND USE
PREDICTIVE MODELS TO ANTICIPATE THE
RIGHT TIME FOR MARKETING.
THE PRINCIPLE OF RIGHT TIME
ADVERTISING
No bigger opportunity for brands to reach out to a customer than when he is
going through change.
Someone who is moving out will review his TV provider, energy provider,
banks, supermarket, etc.
He might even try out a new toothpaste brands
REAL TIME VS RIGHT TIME
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TRIGGERED
MARKETING
REAL TIME
MARKETING
Software driven
Available first party
triggers
• Socio demo & Lifestyle
data driven
• Available third party data
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• Moving behavior
• Age of car
• Family changes
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• Clicks
• Shopping basket
•
•
Execute as soon as the
trigger occurs
Easy to start
• Data available on
request
RIGHT TIME
MARKETING
Insight driven
Combination of First &
Third Party data
Predictions
Analytical model
Insights for long term
success
AN EXAMPLE IN AUTOMOTIVE
TRIGGERED
MARKETING
REAL TIME
MARKETING
Person X.
Clicks on a banner. We send
him a brochure. We ask his
contact info before download.
John.
Gets a joyride from the car
manufacturer for his 35th
birthday.
RIGHT TIME
MARKETING
John and Mia are welcoming
a third baby in the family.
So Bisnode’s analytical model
proposes a better promotion
with high change of converting.
FIND THE RIGHT CONTEXT
PROSPECT
Know
Get
CUSTOMER
Grow
Keep
KNOW/ WHO IS MY CUSTOMER?
Know
GET/ THE BEST PROSPECTS
Target
All families
with a baby.
Get
Aspirational
Triggers
Look-alikes
GET/ THE BEST PROSPECTS
Female NL
21 – 28y
Get
Aspirational
GET/ THE BEST PROSPECTS
Me, who bought an article as a
gift for a baby and who now gets
send e-mails every time about
baby clothing…
Get
Triggers
GET/ TYPE OF TRIGGERS
FIRST PARTY
Customer/Prospect initiated
Get
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•
Transactions, orders, deliveries, back-orders
Services after sales, contacts
Web visits
Survey results
Reactionary
•
Grow
Keep
•
•
A response to a campaign (click on link in
newsletter)
A download (download of a whitepaper)
Maturity date or Expiry date product/offer
THIRD PARTY
•
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+ Lifestyle data/changes/predictions
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Socio demo data
Declared Intentions
Moving Behavior
Car Age
Changes in Family Situation ( Empty Nester,
Newborn child, …)
+ Context
•
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+ Analytic
Scoring look-alikes
RFM
Weather
Location
GET/ THE BEST PROSPECTS
Look-alikes
Target audience created using Bisnode Profile Criteria and
Transactional data at the client side
Individuals looking like those who purchased a product in the past.
Get
Based on a predictive model to score your prospects.
Prospects within the target audience
who are most likely to respond
positivly to my marketing.
GET/ THE BEST PROSPECTS
Get
GROW/ YOUR CUSTOMERS
All customers
Grow
Keep
Target
WHICH CHANNEL
Trigger Automation
Media Planning
Omnichannel
Link a campaign to the
online available triggers
Communication to the
masses based upon
weak profiledata (CIM)
One to one
communication on the
preferred channel
Television, Radio, Internet
By combining Triggers,
Third party data and multichannel contact information
Mail, Video, Social, Display
Trigger from online tracking
CIM Profiledata
Single Analytical View
WHICH CHANNEL
Omnichannel
One to one
communication on the
preferred channel
L. LAUWERS
By combining Triggers,
Third party data and multichannel contact information
Single Analytical View
DON’T FORGET TO OPTIMIZE
YOUR CAMPAIGNS BY
INTEGRATING
CLOSED LOOP REPORTING
The ones that
click aren’t
always the
ones that buy!
YOU CAN DO IT.
CRITICAL FOR YOUR SUCCESS
• Don’t stick to ‘just’ your CRM (first party data). Find out
what kind of second & third party data can scale your
marketing efforts.
• Get a Single Analytical Customer view.
THANK YOU!