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Developing and using Multi-channel marketing for the healthcare and pharmaceutical industry can be challenging, especially since we are in a Multi-screen World. Understanding Cross-platform Consumer Behavior is vital to developing content and driving engagement. See what rules you should follow.TRANSCRIPT
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Pharmaceutical Multi-Channel Marketing Strategy ConferenceDeveloping Content for New Channels
April 24, 2014 - Philadelphia
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–Steve Jobs
“The best way to predict the future is to invent it”
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Agenda30 seconds About Me
“The Glass” View
Social, Mobile and Marketing
Google Report on Multi-Screening
Multi-Channel Marketing
Questions
SXSW round up
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Digital Life20+ yrs healthcare industry
Agency and client side
14 yrs of digital and multi-channel marketing
Digital evangelist
Blogger
Wine maker and connoisseur
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“View From A Glass”
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Social, Mobile & Marketing
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Mobile & Social Dominate1.75 Billion Smartphones worldwide in 2014
Samsung and Apple again lead the pack
1.3 Billion active users on Facebook
680 Million Mobile FB users
Every 20 Minutes on Facebook
1 Million Links shared
2 Million Friends requested
3 Million Messages sent
Twitter 243 million
Instagram 150 million usersWhatsAPP - 27 billion messages
processed per day - CNN
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The New Marketer
Who is in charge?
The modern marketer must have a strategic and analytical mind
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My Sources for New Technology
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Multi-Screen Marketing
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Google: The New Multi-screen World Understanding Cross-platform Consumer Behavior
According to a Google study, 90 percent of all media interactions today are screen-based
The new-age consumer occupies an increasingly complex digital world - How do they put the story together between devices?
Looked at Qualitative - mobile text diaries, online boards, in home interviews in LA, Boston and Austin
Looked at Quantitative - Participants logged in to a mobile diary for 24 hours
Participants were then given an online survey to understand attitudes, and activities when using multiple screens
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Google: The New Multi-screen World Findings from the study
Nation of multi-screeners
The device we choose is driven by our context
Where we are at a given time decides the device and actions
2 main Modes of Screening:
Sequential screening
Simultaneous screening
TV no longer commands our full attention
No surprise - Smartphones are the backbone of our daily interactions
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Multi-Screen Usage & ContentThis is why content matters…
• 90% use multiple screens sequentially to accomplish a task over time. !
• 98% move between devices that same day
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Sequential Multi-Screen Other aspects:
The way that users went from device to device is as such:
Users either searched on one device then the next
Or directly navigated to the destination
Or they sent an email with a link to themselves
Top Activities performed when sequentially screening between devices - Smartphones were top place to start
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Simultaneous Multi-ScreenCompanion devices used simultaneous
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Google Search UX - Based on this study Google updated its UX
Laptop Tablet
Smartphone
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Marketing Take-aways from Multi-Screen Usage
Optimize your content and UX for multiple devices
It's no longer enough to optimize your content for PCs/laptops. Mobile optimization on tablets and smartphones should also be a priority
Responsive design still rules all the devices - do it!
Know your End users behavior
Context plays in a consumer's decision to use one device over another
Critical to understand how your audience accesses your content so you can cater your marketing strategy
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Marketing Take-aways from Multi-Screen Usage
Consumers seek information or shop differently across devices so tailor the experience to each channel
Even though TV is still widely consumed by the user, consider that 77% of viewers are simultaneously using another device while watching it
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Multi-Channel Strategies
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A Lot of ChannelsA lot of channels to choose from and coordinate - is it too much?
Does it make sense to just do every channel and see what sticks?
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“Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don't know which half.” - JW
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Why Multi-Channel Marketing - Good News!
Simply, it’s coordinating between channels
The greatest success comes from creating cohesive cross-channel marketing strategies
This approach guides potential customers towards engagement and moves them down the funnel
Mashable reported last year that 72% of consumers prefer an integrated marketing approach
The key is to avoid the silo mentality
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Keys to Effective Multi-Channel Marketing
Social / Email
Search marketing/display ads
Direct mail
Mobile (text messaging, apps)
Telemarketing
Content marketing (website, webinars, blog, white papers)
Traditional (TV, radio, press, billboard)
Whats in your current inventory and at your disposal?
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Just starting a campaign - Keep It Simple•To start - keep it simple •Look at the assets you already have
in place for a campaign •Update the content, look and feel of
current assets •Update a landing page with
responsive design first that translates across all devices (instead of doing a whole website)
•Choose one social network to tackle
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How do you balance and support all of these channels?
Set goals and expected ROI:
Before embarking on your new venture write down what it is exactly you are trying to accomplish
Get buy-in:
Building an integrated marketing plan requires a decent amount of work and patience before seeing results, so make sure anyone that has a say in the matter is aware of your plan.
Bridge silos:
You might not be the owner of all the channels that will be going into your cross-channel marketing
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How do you balance and support all of these channels? continued…
Don't Criss-Cross:
Keep everything consistent. Note that this strategy is called cross-channel, not cross-message.
Set up sound tracking processes
There isn’t one absolutely foolproof way of measuring the success of such campaigns. Google Analytics is actually a good starting point to serve as hub
Analyze and Refine:
Whether your campaign is ongoing or has come to an end, make sure to keep an eye on your results by channel and tweak as needed
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Thank YouPaul B. Kaiser !!Twitter: @Onlinevision Blog: http://digitalintervention.blogspot.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/paulkaiser1
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Questions
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#SXSW“Woodstock for the Tech Industry”
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Hot Topics at SXSWPrivacy - Edward Snowden: “Major Tech Companies Need to Stand Up”
Made his first public address to the public to talk about security and accountability
The new frenzy in mobile marketing: Location and Event
Increased use of mobile devices enables marketers to deliver ads to consumers who are physically in the brand’s area
Geo-targeting is now a sustainable technology proven to carry more clicks, more engagement and more revenue
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Hot Topics at SXSWMobile APPs still rule for Marketers
There will be 100 billion app downloads this year. Advertising and Apps go together
Wearable Tech is evolving
Tech companies showcased their new wearable technology products
Gadgets included the solar-paneled clothing that can recharge a phone in two hours, a wristband that authenticates users through their heartbeat rhythm