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Transcript
PERSONALIZED MARKETING
STARTS WITH A CUSTOMER DATA PLATFORM
What if you could automate the ability to
interact with an individual customer in a way
that’s completely personalized? And what if the
automation did not require millions of dollars and
years to build?
Fortunately, ready-to-deploy, customer data
platforms (CDPs) have emerged to help brands
execute personalized marketing through all of their
communication channels with customers. CDPs
such as Lytics quickly integrate various customer
data sources — no matter how disorganized and
disparate — using sophisticated matching logic
to unify customer profiles and behavior across
systems. This degree of customization allows for an
endless amount of personalization possibilities.
To be considered part of the movement, a Customer
Data Platform should be:
• Holistic: A CDP must consume data from
anywhere a customer is interacting. If there is a
footprint, online or offline, customer data must
be captured.
• Cross-Channel: A CDP should be a hub that
supports the journey of a customer as they
engage with a brand across the products, web
sites, email, apps, social presences, customer
service representation and more. Historically,
marketing automation tools have chosen one
customer touchpoint (e.g., email) on which to
focus. The CDP should understand the customer
across all channels including their content
preferences and behaviors.
• Interoperable: A CDP should work seamlessly
with your existing marketing tools and not
mandate change from any product that a
marketer has chosen.
• Intelligent: CDPs should work with marketerdefined segments of customers (e.g., fathers
who play soccer, female IT professionals in
healthcare) or use complex machine learning
to help uncover segments that are valuable
yet you have never thought of (e.g., binge
customers who are not engaging with your
brand frequently, or at-risk users who show signs
of becoming inactive).
• Actionable: A CDP should integrate with existing
marketing tools and also offer built-in tools that
let marketers easily execute web personalization
or other marketing campaigns based on their
real-time audience segments.
PERSONALIZED MARKETING
STARTS WITH LYTICS
Lytics helps enterprises automate personalized
marketing through the industry’s most advanced
customer data platform (CDP).
Lytics connects a company’s marketing data about
customers from multiple sources (e.g., structured,
unstructured, anonymous and known profiles) and
creates behavior-rich user segments (e.g., likely
to churn, most active on mobile, coupon lover).
These customer segments sync with a company’s
marketing tools — from web-site personalization
and ad retargeting to email marketing and content
optimization — to improve marketing campaign
results and reduce inefficiencies. Lytics also offers
built-in web personalization tools so marketers can
easily execute campaigns in minutes.
Other vendors work with only one or two types of
data (such as customers who’ve signed in via a social
media tool or provided an email address). Lytics
builds a profile based on any fragment of customer
information using sophisticated data science and
conducts probabilistic matching to merge identities.
The result: a 360-view of each consumer.
USE CASES AND CUSTOMER RESULTS
Increased Website Engagement
With personalized web content — for example,
only displaying newsletter or sign up prompts
to unknown visitors (and suppressing them for
your known customers) — you can achieve a 3X
increase in conversions and improve bounce
rates by 10%.
More Efficient Advertising
Clothing retailer Wildfang saw a 60%
improvement in their return on ad spend when
they used Lytics’ behavioral data to target ads
on Facebook.
Smarter, More Relevant Email
Media company Racing Post increased their
email engagement rates by 20 percent when
they adjusted their email frequency based on
customers that Lytics’ identified as “likely to
engage,” and “unlikely to engage.”
TRUSTED BY WORLD CLASS MARKETERS