search analytics in a b2b world - a vmware case study

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Search Analytics in a B2B World Barbara C. Coll, CEO WebMama.com Inc. John Forrester, Director, Web Marketing, VMware

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Page 1: Search Analytics in a B2B World - a VMware Case Study

Search Analytics in a B2B World

Barbara C. Coll, CEO WebMama.com Inc.John Forrester, Director, Web Marketing,

VMware

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Search and Brand Relevance

Search Ranking

Sweet

Spot

Brand Relevance

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Brand association with key attributes via search / social

Social Listening

Brand Studies / Surveys?

Search Insights – keywords, ranking, competitive

Web Analytics – Referrals, Page view relevancy, engagement, content consumption

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Executive approach to search reporting

What do executives care about? Brand insights from search and social data Competitive insights Impact of search and social marketing programs Marketing mix – what should I do more of? What

should I stop doing Blindspots – real-time insights into the business

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Share of voice – how to measure and what to do

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Social media impact to search and analytics

Search RankingsYour Website

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Connecting tools for better tracking and/or measurementHow do I put it all together? Which tool leads?

SEO Tool SEM Tool Social Analytics / Listening Tools Web Analytics Tool Marketing Automation Tool BI Tool CRM Tool

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Gaps or Hard Parts of Analysis at VMware

Limited end-to-end reporting (drop-off at Partner data)

Accuracy of the data (need to multi-source)

Quality of back-link data

Lack of integrated SEO and SEM analytics tool

Social tools not deep enough (sentiment isn’t enough) Is Social Media measurable to business impact?

Customer satisfaction data in real-time

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BARB

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AIRPORT

LearnIngs

MessagingCompetitionKeywordsTarget

AudienceBudget

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Where Do You Find More Competitive Information that Isn't on Your Dashboard○ Newspaper Ads

○ Magazines Ads

○ Store Fronts

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What To Do with Insight Information?

Use it to educate the Press people on their really, really important role in search visibility Show them

Use it to show the relative volume of specific phrases so that web marketers and web content developers/writers can understand more of the keyword analysis results

Find out what Google thinks are related words – use them!

Example – Google SSL – Data Driven product managers want to know!

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Cross company sharing of insights – how, why, when, to whom

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What is really looks like.

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Marketing Tools Issues

Website/Web Content/Analyti

cs/Etc

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Follow This (me, us, you)A. Someone writes about your company on their blog (an

influential thought leader type). They put a link to your site! Good!

B. Someone clicks on the Like button and off the link and content goes to Facebook. (lost tracking!)

C. Someone see the link on their Facebook wall and thinks the link is interesting and tweets about it. Good Public again.

D. Someone retweets but leaves the link off but uses your brand in their hash tag? Good or Bad?

E. Someone shares the tweet on Google Circles. (Private again. Lost tracking!)

Remember that ALL external links into your web content (regardless of where that content resides) helps search visibility

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Thank you. John Forrester,

[email protected]

Barbara Coll,[email protected]