Back in the days of the mom-and-pop shop, you could enter a business and the owner would instantly know who you were and what you liked. As business models changed and more companies started interacting with thousands and then millions of people, marketers couldn't maintain the personal conversations of the past. So they shifted to sending generic messages that could reach the masses. But today's customers expect a more personal touch. Learn why now is the time to start using everything you know about each customer in order to deliver the perfect customer experience.
10. Onboarding
Email(s)
Welcome!
• Dynamic
based
on
specific
category
items
browsed
• 3-‐5
emails
series
• Top
sellers/
recommendations
• Ends
with
“best
offer”
14. But
you
must
connect
to
everything
Customer
Interactions
Events
Mobile
Facebook
Twitter
Devices+
Location
Communities
Retail
Blogs
SMS
SMS
Call
Center
Push
Wearables
Email
15. Which
leads
to
multiple
opportunities
…
Subject
Line
Personalization
First
name
personalization
Personalized
Content
Name
and
contact
info
for
each
customer’s
personal
rep
Dynamic
Subject
Lines
The
subject
line
changes
based
on
the
type
and
duration
of
club
membership
Individualized
Content
Lists
For
any
customer
who
has
purchased
two
or
more
items
in
the
last
90
days,
list
each
purchase
with
review
links
E-‐commerce-‐driven
Personalization
Display
totals
and
other
engaging
content
to
drive
follow-‐on
purchases
Website-‐driven
Content
Directly
track
each
customer’s
Web
activity
and
prompt
them
to
visit
new
areas
of
the
site
Send
Time
Optimization
The
message
arrives
in
each
individual’s
inbox
at
precisely
the
time
that
individual
is
most
likely
to
check
email
Data-‐driven
Dynamic
Image
Image
is
selected
based
on
demographic
and
profile
info
Score-‐driven
Dynamic
Offer
Discounts/prices
vary
by
social
influence
and
time
since
last
purchase
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4
5
6
8
2
9
7
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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16. The
challenge
then,
with
personalisation
…
is
of
course
the
data.
@LorenMcDonald
17. Who
is
the
subscriber?
What
actions
have
they
taken
/
not
taken?
Relationship
and
value?
What
date/time
is
it?
31. Data
Driven
Nurture
Results
Increased
Capture
on
Website
by
400%
62%
Avg
Open
Rate
for
Personal
Parenting
Plan
Emails
(vs.
avg.
22%
for
newsletter)
260%
lift
in
Total
Transformation
Sales
over
other
Welcome
Campaign
33. To
know
a
person
…
watch
what
they
do,
not
what
they
say.
Danny
Santagato
34. PaperStyle
–
Custom
Invitations
-‐ Sending
batch
and
blast
-‐ No
targeting
-‐ Response
rates
declined
Agency
Whereoware
-‐ Analyzed
site
behavior
-‐ Purchase
patterns
-‐ Wedding
process
-‐ Created
wedding
timeline
35. Purchased wedding
products
Wedding nurturing
Wedding
essentials
Wedding favors
Bridal party
gifts
Thank you
cards
Your
wedding?
Friend’s wedding
nurturing
Bridal shower
invites
Shower
tableware
Bach. invites
Bach. tableware
Wedding gifts
Clicked on wedding
link
Yes
No
7 days
6 weeks
3 weeks
7 days
7 days
7 days
7 days
7 days
7 days
BRIDAL
SEGMENT
Nurture
Program
36. Web
site
or
email
click
behavior
drops
you
into
Your
Wedding
or
Friend’s
Wedding
nurture
40. Let’s
build
a
Master
Database
RV
Owned
Fleetwood
Expedition
Thor
Motor
Coach
Persona
Show
Visits
Age
of
RV
Last
Dealer
Visit
Tailgater
Family
Camper
Livin’
Large
San
Francisco
Michigan
Miami
Hampton
6/1/2005
2
Years
5
Years
6
months
The
richer
your
Master
Database
the
more
powerful,
relevant
and
personal
you’ll
be.
Carey
Smith
1000
Gateway
Drive
San
Francisco,
CA
93820
Shawn
DeWitt
4992
Michigan
Ave,
Chicago,
IL
09030
Sheila
Jones
4022
Peachtree
Rd
Atlanta,
GA
30003
Steve
Jones
888
Madison
Ave,
New
York
NY
10022
Silver
Explorer
9/5/2012
6/1/2005
2/1/2013
10
Years
Keystone
Vantage
Coachman
Freedom
BuyerPersona.com
41.
42. Personas:
The
Key
to
Relevant
Marketing
Caregiver
of
Child
(5-‐12)
PKU
Caregiver
of
Young
Child
(1-‐4)
PKU
Caregiver
of
Infant
PKU
(0-‐1)
HCP
Teen
(13-‐17)
PKU
Non-‐PKU
Other/Unknown