jamie brighton - personalization spectrum
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The personalisation spectrum Jamie Brighton | Strategic Marketing, Adobe
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Key Takeaways
Optimising the experience for the
unknown customer widens the funnel.
1 Orchestrating the conversation with known customers creates advocates.
2 Personalisation creates competitive advantage.
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Adobe’s definition of personalisation
Personalisation is the use of
data to deliver a relevant and
engaging experience to a
consumer across channels and devices
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10% Conversion rates
14% Lift in RPV
Why this is important
19% Uplift in sales
14% Click-through rates
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More organisations could be extending their campaigns cross-channel % of respondents
We have a joined up campaign strategy
We have a separate strategy per channel
Other
Unsure
35%
33%
25%
8%
Source: Adobe & Guardian Media Network Personalisation Study 2014
Data is a key factor Marketers achieve higher ROI and response rates, but data remains a key differentiating factor
Marketers are starting to become more comfortable with privacy & personalisation % of respondents have concerns
NO 60%
YES 40%
66% Organisations do not have a personalisation strategy
What do marketers say?
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Standard customer types
Anonymous visitor Visitor that engages with the brand through paid, owned or earned media without providing PII.
Known customer Visitor that has provided PII to the brand (and consent to use that PII in communications) and is receiving a direct communication or is authenticated/logged in.
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Standard data types
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First-party Data collected directly by the organization.
Second-party Data shared by a trusted source.
Third-party Aggregated data from other sources.
• Web behavior • Survey responses • PII examples:
− Email address − Postal address − Telephone number − Social Security number
• Data shared between a credit card company and a co-brand partner such as an airline
• The airline provides loyalty program data to the credit card company
• The credit card company provides spend pattern data to the airline
• May be PII
• Data purchased from providers like Bizo, Exelate or Acxiom
• Demographic data • Spend-pattern data • Geographic data
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Advocacy Cross-sell/up-sell Awareness Consideration Self-identification
Known Anonymous
Rules-based targeting of known customers
Campaign planning & orchestration
Cross-channel execution
Integrated known customer profile
Profile Management Core Service Data – Content – APIs – Core Services
Algorithmic-based targeting & decisioning
A/B & multivariate testing
Conversion optimization
Product recommendations
Web/Mobile Personalization
Display Advertising Personalization
Direct Personalization
Advertising personalization
Audience Management
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Anonymized data
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Our personalisation efforts focus on first-time visitors through to loyal customers
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Call to Action
1 | Use data and content to personalise.
2 | Focus on relevance and user experience on the web.
3 | Use first, second and third party data.
4 | Nurture customers to turn them in to advocates.
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