Customers don’t think about channels, they think about their needs. Customers simply want to engage with your brand in the way that is the easiest for them, whether that’s email, in-app, social or in person. As a marketer it’s your job to connect the dots to understand your customers’ needs and serve them the experiences they expect.
This requires making sure intelligence from multiple sources are centralized so you can determine things like: What message is best to send? What platform is it best to send it on? What channel should you use?
In this webinar, guest speaker Julie Ask from Forrester, an expert in mobile marketing and channel strategy, will share valuable industry insights and best practices to help you put together an impactful omnichannel strategy that delivers ROI.
You will learn:
How to go beyond viewing users as data points and approach them on a personal level to increase the impact of your marketing campaigns.
How successful omnichannel strategies balance multiple platforms and communication channels with their customers.
How to break the mobile silo and fold mobile into your broader marketing strategy to leverage its full potential for engaging your customers in contextual and personal ways.
Speakers
Julie Ask VP, Principal Analyst at Forrester, serving Ebusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals
Gail Ennis CMO, FollowAnalytics
This paper:
- Reviews data on the changes in customer behavior that are driving the need for a holistic approach to data including mobile app event data
- Summarizes the current state of customer data management and its limitations, using a simple COLLECT|ORGANIZE|ANALYZE|ACTION model
- Using the same model, it outlines the necessary characteristics of a data management platform that can meet the needs of enterprise in this rapidly changing consumer media environment
From the beginning Apsalar has focused major attention on understanding the needs of mcommerce app measurement and how they differ from the needs of gaming
companies. Our solution is designed to meet the specific needs of four leading mcommerce business types: ecommerce companies, retailers, travel companies, personal finance companies, and on-demand services.
Whether or not you choose Apsalar as your attribution and
measurement provider, choosing a product that is right for mcommerce will make a big difference to your business.
There are eight questions that we believe you need to ask potential attribution partners in order to suss out which solution is right for your business.
Google makes more than 500 algorithm updates a year. LinkedIn now offers more ways to connect with sales prospects than ever before. Keeping track of the changes in digital marketing can make your head spin.
Review this presentation to learn what works today and what you should be thinking about as we head into 2017.
Sheila Kloefkorn, of KEO Marketing Inc, named a top 25 Interactive, Social Media, SEO and Advertising Agency by the Phoenix Business Journal, will walk you through the most important trends you should be thinking about heading into 2017.
Unless you and your company collect and incorporate in-app behavior activity into your DMP and customer modeling, you don’t have visibility into this important set of
customer touch points. You could be missing half of your
customer data! FInds out how to fix the problem with this paper.
This presentation explores the Omni Channel Strategies for Walmart. In this era a lot of companies are looking to expand their presence in Omni channel world and how can a big company venture out to this space is what we would discover
Mobile marketing is highly effective due to people's intimate relationship with their smartphones. People check their phones 85 times per day, providing constant access to potential customers (Paragraph 1). Content is easily shared between mobile users, allowing for viral potential (Paragraph 2). Mobile searches often directly lead to purchases, so businesses should optimize for discoverability on mobile (Paragraph 3). Personalized offers and payment options on mobile encourage sales and conversions (Paragraphs 4-5). Interactive ad formats keep audiences engaged on mobile (Paragraph 6). With mobile ownership exceeding basic utilities, mobile should be a core part of any marketing strategy (Conclusion).
The need for an Omnichannel marketing strategy
A single view of the customer - A single view of the user’s lifecycle
Drive significant ROI through Omnichannel marketing – Industry examples and best practices
How AI and machine learning can boost your Omnichannel campaign performance
Creating a seamless end-to-end customer experience has never been more important. Consumers expect information how they want it, when they want it, and on whatever device they’re currently using. Join us to learn how ExactTarget Marketing Cloud customers have incorporated mobile into the customer lifecycle to drive engagement, provide real-time customer support, and create the ultimate connected experience.
Developing Your Omni Channel Strategy in the Digitally Fast-Paced World
Digital media consumption is rising year over year. We are not spreading out our usage across more devices, we’re actually consuming more. As we think about our customer experience, we often forget that they are not reading every word, are not ready to subscribe, set up an account, download our app. If we want to succeed on a large scale, with prospects who are not engaged, we need to surround them with our message, and make it easy for them to interact with us, however and whenever they choose.
More brands feel they are “lagging behind” in omni-channel – If your omni-channel strategy isn’t among the elite, don’t fret because you are not alone. In a recent study by SPS Commerce over 37% of businesses feel as though they are still exploring their omni-channel options and have not developed a long term strategy.
This presentation will teach you:
1. How to develop your own omni channel strategy
2. How other brands have embraced an omni channel strategy
3. How to leverage your data to create a meaningful customer journey with your brand on the customer’s own terms
Omni-channel strategy aims to connect and engage customers throughout the entire purchase process by integrating all sales channels. It allows customers to move seamlessly from awareness to research to purchase whether in-store, online, or via mobile. To develop an effective omni-channel strategy, companies should assess their experience, information, product range, pricing, and convenience using the P.R.I.C.E model and consider customer data analytics, niche product sales online, channel integration, customer loyalty programs, and strategic partnerships.
The document provides a blueprint for an omni-channel retail roadmap. It discusses moving from store-centric to customer-centric retail by developing shopping journeys, empowering employees, rethinking fulfillment, leveraging data, innovating with technology, and breaking down information silos. The building blocks include personalizing marketing, empowering store staff, optimizing delivery options, using internal and external data for predictions, and exploring emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and augmented reality.
Consumer confidence is skyrocketing thanks to new retail platforms that offer the ideal experience for spending hard-earned money. Shoppers can now act on their “need-it-now” mindset to purchase almost any item, any time, from anywhere. This new retail landscape is becoming more and more intangible as consumers flow through the path of least transactional resistance, and brands that embrace emerging mediums and technologies are seeing the greatest success.
This Retail Revolution keynote experience looks at actionable items to transform any organization into problem-solvers developing brand strategies and go-to-market plans that push the limits of creativity and innovation within this space. With this mission in mind, revitalized brands can not only create a plan to reach customers in the moment, but also provide a new level of personalized service and innovative experiences to help drive loyalty and success in the midst of the retail revolution.
The Proof Points —
• The ways retailers can connect with customers continue to evolve. By taking advantage of new mediums, brand conversations and value can continue to grow even deeper using these trends.
• Because of the always-on nature of these brand connections, technology platforms can and should be used to expand and augment the shopping experience.
• Brick-and-mortar continues to deliver on the experience customers demand. To win, retailers must focus on the experiences only they can offer, while extending and improving through the introduction of new tools and platforms.
• In this fight for attention, each visit must be personalized in order to add greater value.
Chad Gallagher of Advertising.com - Mobile Myth Busters at SIC2013
Mobile Myth Busters
Mobile advertising is unique and introduces a number of new challenges for digital media professionals. One of the biggest challenges is wading through all the noise and data to separate fact from fiction. This session explores the myths vs. the realities of mobile media. It covers topics ranging from tracking to targeting, including the key players, products, and pricing models in the mobile media landscape.
Closing the Gap: Adopting Omnichannel Strategies for Stronger Brand-Consumer ...
In partnership with London Research, Catalyst and Xaxis’ new original research and report, “Closing the Gap: Adopting Omnichannel Strategies for Stronger Brand-Consumer Connections,” explores gaps in where consumers are spending their time and where advertisers are investing, revealing opportunities for marketers to adopt and advance omnichannel approaches to media and marketing for long-term growth.
Key takeaways:
• U.S. consumer trends and engagement compared to advertiser approach to search, social, ecommerce, gaming, CTV, DOOH, podcasts, and more
• Media consumption differences across key audience demographics and implications for omnichannel planning
• Brands’ mindset, approach, and recommendations for ongoing experimentation and testing into emerging platforms
• Barriers to adopting omnichannel programs and recommended solutions
• The impact of privacy and identity on consumers, advertisers, and omnichannel programs
The document discusses how to grow SMS subscribers by incentivizing customers to opt-in. It recommends clearly promoting the incentive in call-to-action messaging and avoiding "bait-and-switch" tactics. Common incentives include coupons, discounts or free items that drive high opt-in and redemption rates. Case studies show promotions from companies like Seattle Sun Tan, Julep and Taco Bell gaining thousands of opt-ins while retaining most new subscribers.
Mobile DMP: It's time to end mobile blindness across marketing
This document discusses the need for marketers to utilize mobile data management platforms (DMPs) to keep up with customers' increasing mobile usage. It introduces Apsalar, a mobile DMP that provides attribution, audiences, and data syncing capabilities. Apsalar's services include tracking mobile metrics like app launches and in-app purchases, creating persistent cross-device profiles, and securely sharing audience data between platforms. Examples are given showing how Apsalar could be used to analyze the differences between web and app customers, retarget mobile users on other channels, and drive incremental sales.
SAS - Hortonworks: Creating the Omnichannel Experience in Retail webinar marc...
Only 23% of businesses can integrate customer insights in real-time. Learn how to change that. Join us to hear from industry experts on how to transform your organization’s data into the best omnichannel customer experience. Through this webinar, participants will hear how one retailer, with over 5 million customers and 750 brands, developed precise customer lifetime models using trusted data and delivered personalized promotions at scale. Through a single customer view and customer analytics, the retailer was able to quickly learn what changes needed to be made to improve the customer buying journey, and make those changes rapidly and effectively.
Presenters : Dan Mitchell, Director of Global Retail and CPG Practice at SAS, Eric Thorsen, VP Retail at Hortonworks
Duitlo is Digital Financial Doctor; the first, the fastest, and free automatic-financial-planning service provider. || Duitlo adalah Dokter Keuangan Digital; aplikasi penyedia jasa layanan Perencanaan Keuangan otomatis pertama, tercepat, dan gratis.
10 Striking Stats on the Impact of Omnichannel Marketing Strategy
A spotlight on omnichannel marketing strategy that is playing a key role in consumer engagement today, all supported by 10 industry statistics illustrating the Why, What and How around it.
The document discusses how companies can create engaging content across the entire customer journey to drive brand engagement. It emphasizes understanding customer touchpoints, communication channels, and insights in order to develop relevant content. Companies should map the customer journey and integrate marketing with other departments. In 2015, content will define an organization's voice and marketers will specialize in areas like content, social media, and technology. Tracking engagement and understanding what content resonates will be important. The document provides tips for content strategies including writing regularly, publishing content where customers seek it, optimizing content for mobile, and exploring new markets and services.
How beacons support omnichannel. Present and Future.
Beacons can help support omnichannel experiences by connecting online and offline data. They allow retailers to provide a unified brand presence across channels like websites, mobile apps, and physical stores. Beacons transmit signals that can be detected by smartphones to track customers' locations within stores and enable experiences like navigation, analytics, and personalized communications. While beacons face challenges like app integration and privacy concerns, their low cost and support across mobile platforms make them a promising technology for improving customer journeys across online and offline retail channels.
Obserwacja Customer Journey w omnichannel e-commerce - opiniac.com
Zadowoleni klienci, gotowi do współdzielenia pozytywnych doświadczeń i rekomendacji, to najważniejsza weryfikacja jakości i przyjazności e-commerce. Przykłady punktów kontaktu z marką lub produktem, które wpływają najsilniej na Customer Experience. Odpowiedzi na pytania:
- Jak zrozumieć cele i potrzeby, które mają użytkownicy odwiedzający e-commerce.
- Jak obserwować i analizować efekt ROPO oraz odwrotne ROPO.
- Jak optymalizować Customer Experience, jakie metryki stosować w obserwacjach i jak to wpływa na wzrost ROI.
This document is a curriculum vitae for Pratipalak Rajendra Dubey. It outlines his educational qualifications including a diploma in mechanical engineering and ongoing studies for a B.Tech in mechanical engineering. It also details his work experience in mechanical and maintenance roles in the shipping and offshore oil and gas industries, working on vessels, rigs, and platforms. His experience includes equipment maintenance, overhauling engines and pumps, fabrication, and serving as a project manager.
The document discusses how mobile has become the primary screen for many customers, with over half of online retail time now spent on mobile devices. However, many companies still do not have a unified mobile strategy and underestimate mobile's potential. The document outlines how companies need to adopt a mobile-first approach, designing customer journeys and experiences optimized for mobile to better meet customer expectations and engage customers across all touchpoints. It emphasizes that mobile should not be treated as just another channel but the primary platform for the customer experience.
eMarketer Webinar: Omnichannel Retail—Seven Trends in 2015
Consumers have shattered the barriers between physical and digital shopping, but both ecommerce giants and traditional retailers are struggling to respond with true omnichannel experiences. Topics in this webinar include: Are shoppers losing interest in physical shopping? How are consumers using their phones to shop? What are retailers doing with personalization to help attract shoppers? How will location-based services like beacons change the retail world this year?
How to Engage the Mobile Consumer: The New Rules For Success (Dx3 2016)
This document discusses how mobile has fundamentally changed consumer behavior and provides recommendations for brands to engage mobile consumers. It outlines three key shifts: 1) Brand and store discovery is now mobile-driven, 2) The in-store experience is influenced by mobile searches, 3) Purchases are increasingly made on mobile devices. The document recommends that brands leverage existing first-party data, provide elevated storytelling experiences through video and immersive formats, and ensure their brand can be discovered through apps, app store optimization, and geo-targeted advertising near store locations. Following these "new rules" of engagement will help brands effectively reach consumers on mobile.
The Future of Local Advertising in a Mobile First World.
The document discusses local advertising options for businesses in a mobile-first world. It outlines various mobile advertising approaches like Google local ads, mobile ad networks, discovery apps, review sites, branded apps, SMS/geo-fencing, and social media. For each approach, it describes the process and estimated costs, which range from free for social media to $5,000 per month for Google local ads. The goal is to attract local customers by meeting consumers' needs for impulse, promotions, speed, value, loyalty and making purchase decisions.
The mobile video experience: A viewer’s journey from discovery to advocacy
This report looks into the factors driving mobile video growth and maps the consumer journey from mobile discovery to advocacy uncovering consumer attitudes towards paid video and the kind of mobile ads they prefer to see.
Combining offline and online data to drive performance - ArabNet Riyadh 2015ArabNet ME
Speaker: Subra Krishnan, SVP Products and Marketing, Vizury, @subrakrishnan
Talk by Vizury; Combining offline and online data to drive performance
كلمة: تتبع المستخدمين والتحويلات في عالم غير متصل، فيز��ري
المتحدث: صوبرا كريشنان، نائب رئيس المنتجات والتسويق، فيزوري @subrakrishnan
How are marketers combining their offline data with online data? How are they using it to drive performance and a stronger customer experience? What results are they seeing?
Omnichannel Marketing: How to achieve a truly integrated multichannel strategyLuisella Giani
The document summarizes key topics from a strategic marketing and branding forum on omnichannel marketing held on April 14-15, 2016 in Amsterdam. It discusses the expectations of consumers for quick, seamless experiences across channels and moments, and the importance of understanding customer pain points across channels. It also summarizes challenges and opportunities in integrating physical and digital experiences, fulfilling orders across channels, managing customer journeys, and the impact on areas like customer service, supply chain management, and the buyer experience.
This document discusses how consumer shopping behaviors are converging online and offline as mobile technologies emerge. It outlines how consumers now use their mobile devices to discover products, get opinions from friends, compare prices, create shopping lists, share purchases, and receive coupons. The document also notes that retailers can engage shoppers across the new consumer journey by providing personalized recommendations, incentives, and hands-free payment options using mobile technologies. It encourages retailers to embrace new consumer behaviors and enhance the shopping experience through mobile.
This paper:
- Reviews data on the changes in customer behavior that are driving the need for a holistic approach to data including mobile app event data
- Summarizes the current state of customer data management and its limitations, using a simple COLLECT|ORGANIZE|ANALYZE|ACTION model
- Using the same model, it outlines the necessary characteristics of a data management platform that can meet the needs of enterprise in this rapidly changing consumer media environment
From the beginning Apsalar has focused major attention on understanding the needs of mcommerce app measurement and how they differ from the needs of gaming
companies. Our solution is designed to meet the specific needs of four leading mcommerce business types: ecommerce companies, retailers, travel companies, personal finance companies, and on-demand services.
Whether or not you choose Apsalar as your attribution and
measurement provider, choosing a product that is right for mcommerce will make a big difference to your business.
There are eight questions that we believe you need to ask potential attribution partners in order to suss out which solution is right for your business.
Google makes more than 500 algorithm updates a year. LinkedIn now offers more ways to connect with sales prospects than ever before. Keeping track of the changes in digital marketing can make your head spin.
Review this presentation to learn what works today and what you should be thinking about as we head into 2017.
Sheila Kloefkorn, of KEO Marketing Inc, named a top 25 Interactive, Social Media, SEO and Advertising Agency by the Phoenix Business Journal, will walk you through the most important trends you should be thinking about heading into 2017.
Unless you and your company collect and incorporate in-app behavior activity into your DMP and customer modeling, you don’t have visibility into this important set of
customer touch points. You could be missing half of your
customer data! FInds out how to fix the problem with this paper.
This presentation explores the Omni Channel Strategies for Walmart. In this era a lot of companies are looking to expand their presence in Omni channel world and how can a big company venture out to this space is what we would discover
Mobile marketing is highly effective due to people's intimate relationship with their smartphones. People check their phones 85 times per day, providing constant access to potential customers (Paragraph 1). Content is easily shared between mobile users, allowing for viral potential (Paragraph 2). Mobile searches often directly lead to purchases, so businesses should optimize for discoverability on mobile (Paragraph 3). Personalized offers and payment options on mobile encourage sales and conversions (Paragraphs 4-5). Interactive ad formats keep audiences engaged on mobile (Paragraph 6). With mobile ownership exceeding basic utilities, mobile should be a core part of any marketing strategy (Conclusion).
The need for an Omnichannel marketing strategy
A single view of the customer - A single view of the user’s lifecycle
Drive significant ROI through Omnichannel marketing – Industry examples and best practices
How AI and machine learning can boost your Omnichannel campaign performance
Creating a seamless end-to-end customer experience has never been more important. Consumers expect information how they want it, when they want it, and on whatever device they’re currently using. Join us to learn how ExactTarget Marketing Cloud customers have incorporated mobile into the customer lifecycle to drive engagement, provide real-time customer support, and create the ultimate connected experience.
Developing Your Omni Channel Strategy in the Digitally Fast-Paced Worldsusanprater
Digital media consumption is rising year over year. We are not spreading out our usage across more devices, we’re actually consuming more. As we think about our customer experience, we often forget that they are not reading every word, are not ready to subscribe, set up an account, download our app. If we want to succeed on a large scale, with prospects who are not engaged, we need to surround them with our message, and make it easy for them to interact with us, however and whenever they choose.
More brands feel they are “lagging behind” in omni-channel – If your omni-channel strategy isn’t among the elite, don’t fret because you are not alone. In a recent study by SPS Commerce over 37% of businesses feel as though they are still exploring their omni-channel options and have not developed a long term strategy.
This presentation will teach you:
1. How to develop your own omni channel strategy
2. How other brands have embraced an omni channel strategy
3. How to leverage your data to create a meaningful customer journey with your brand on the customer’s own terms
Omni-channel strategy aims to connect and engage customers throughout the entire purchase process by integrating all sales channels. It allows customers to move seamlessly from awareness to research to purchase whether in-store, online, or via mobile. To develop an effective omni-channel strategy, companies should assess their experience, information, product range, pricing, and convenience using the P.R.I.C.E model and consider customer data analytics, niche product sales online, channel integration, customer loyalty programs, and strategic partnerships.
The document provides a blueprint for an omni-channel retail roadmap. It discusses moving from store-centric to customer-centric retail by developing shopping journeys, empowering employees, rethinking fulfillment, leveraging data, innovating with technology, and breaking down information silos. The building blocks include personalizing marketing, empowering store staff, optimizing delivery options, using internal and external data for predictions, and exploring emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and augmented reality.
Consumer confidence is skyrocketing thanks to new retail platforms that offer the ideal experience for spending hard-earned money. Shoppers can now act on their “need-it-now” mindset to purchase almost any item, any time, from anywhere. This new retail landscape is becoming more and more intangible as consumers flow through the path of least transactional resistance, and brands that embrace emerging mediums and technologies are seeing the greatest success.
This Retail Revolution keynote experience looks at actionable items to transform any organization into problem-solvers developing brand strategies and go-to-market plans that push the limits of creativity and innovation within this space. With this mission in mind, revitalized brands can not only create a plan to reach customers in the moment, but also provide a new level of personalized service and innovative experiences to help drive loyalty and success in the midst of the retail revolution.
The Proof Points —
• The ways retailers can connect with customers continue to evolve. By taking advantage of new mediums, brand conversations and value can continue to grow even deeper using these trends.
• Because of the always-on nature of these brand connections, technology platforms can and should be used to expand and augment the shopping experience.
• Brick-and-mortar continues to deliver on the experience customers demand. To win, retailers must focus on the experiences only they can offer, while extending and improving through the introduction of new tools and platforms.
• In this fight for attention, each visit must be personalized in order to add greater value.
Mobile Myth Busters
Mobile advertising is unique and introduces a number of new challenges for digital media professionals. One of the biggest challenges is wading through all the noise and data to separate fact from fiction. This session explores the myths vs. the realities of mobile media. It covers topics ranging from tracking to targeting, including the key players, products, and pricing models in the mobile media landscape.
Closing the Gap: Adopting Omnichannel Strategies for Stronger Brand-Consumer ...Catalyst
In partnership with London Research, Catalyst and Xaxis’ new original research and report, “Closing the Gap: Adopting Omnichannel Strategies for Stronger Brand-Consumer Connections,” explores gaps in where consumers are spending their time and where advertisers are investing, revealing opportunities for marketers to adopt and advance omnichannel approaches to media and marketing for long-term growth.
Key takeaways:
• U.S. consumer trends and engagement compared to advertiser approach to search, social, ecommerce, gaming, CTV, DOOH, podcasts, and more
• Media consumption differences across key audience demographics and implications for omnichannel planning
• Brands’ mindset, approach, and recommendations for ongoing experimentation and testing into emerging platforms
• Barriers to adopting omnichannel programs and recommended solutions
• The impact of privacy and identity on consumers, advertisers, and omnichannel programs
The document discusses how to grow SMS subscribers by incentivizing customers to opt-in. It recommends clearly promoting the incentive in call-to-action messaging and avoiding "bait-and-switch" tactics. Common incentives include coupons, discounts or free items that drive high opt-in and redemption rates. Case studies show promotions from companies like Seattle Sun Tan, Julep and Taco Bell gaining thousands of opt-ins while retaining most new subscribers.
Mobile DMP: It's time to end mobile blindness across marketingJim Nichols
This document discusses the need for marketers to utilize mobile data management platforms (DMPs) to keep up with customers' increasing mobile usage. It introduces Apsalar, a mobile DMP that provides attribution, audiences, and data syncing capabilities. Apsalar's services include tracking mobile metrics like app launches and in-app purchases, creating persistent cross-device profiles, and securely sharing audience data between platforms. Examples are given showing how Apsalar could be used to analyze the differences between web and app customers, retarget mobile users on other channels, and drive incremental sales.
SAS - Hortonworks: Creating the Omnichannel Experience in Retail webinar marc...Hortonworks
Only 23% of businesses can integrate customer insights in real-time. Learn how to change that. Join us to hear from industry experts on how to transform your organization’s data into the best omnichannel customer experience. Through this webinar, participants will hear how one retailer, with over 5 million customers and 750 brands, developed precise customer lifetime models using trusted data and delivered personalized promotions at scale. Through a single customer view and customer analytics, the retailer was able to quickly learn what changes needed to be made to improve the customer buying journey, and make those changes rapidly and effectively.
Presenters : Dan Mitchell, Director of Global Retail and CPG Practice at SAS, Eric Thorsen, VP Retail at Hortonworks
Duitlo is Digital Financial Doctor; the first, the fastest, and free automatic-financial-planning service provider. || Duitlo adalah Dokter Keuangan Digital; aplikasi penyedia jasa layanan Perencanaan Keuangan otomatis pertama, tercepat, dan gratis.
10 Striking Stats on the Impact of Omnichannel Marketing StrategyResulticks
A spotlight on omnichannel marketing strategy that is playing a key role in consumer engagement today, all supported by 10 industry statistics illustrating the Why, What and How around it.
The document discusses how companies can create engaging content across the entire customer journey to drive brand engagement. It emphasizes understanding customer touchpoints, communication channels, and insights in order to develop relevant content. Companies should map the customer journey and integrate marketing with other departments. In 2015, content will define an organization's voice and marketers will specialize in areas like content, social media, and technology. Tracking engagement and understanding what content resonates will be important. The document provides tips for content strategies including writing regularly, publishing content where customers seek it, optimizing content for mobile, and exploring new markets and services.
Beacons can help support omnichannel experiences by connecting online and offline data. They allow retailers to provide a unified brand presence across channels like websites, mobile apps, and physical stores. Beacons transmit signals that can be detected by smartphones to track customers' locations within stores and enable experiences like navigation, analytics, and personalized communications. While beacons face challenges like app integration and privacy concerns, their low cost and support across mobile platforms make them a promising technology for improving customer journeys across online and offline retail channels.
Obserwacja Customer Journey w omnichannel e-commerce - opiniac.comZbigniew Nowicki
Zadowoleni klienci, gotowi do współdzielenia pozytywnych doświadczeń i rekomendacji, to najważniejsza weryfikacja jakości i przyjazności e-commerce. Przykłady punktów kontaktu z marką lub produktem, które wpływają najsilniej na Customer Experience. Odpowiedzi na pytania:
- Jak zrozumieć cele i potrzeby, które mają użytkownicy odwiedzający e-commerce.
- Jak obserwować i analizować efekt ROPO oraz odwrotne ROPO.
- Jak optymalizować Customer Experience, jakie metryki stosować w obserwacjach i jak to wpływa na wzrost ROI.
This document is a curriculum vitae for Pratipalak Rajendra Dubey. It outlines his educational qualifications including a diploma in mechanical engineering and ongoing studies for a B.Tech in mechanical engineering. It also details his work experience in mechanical and maintenance roles in the shipping and offshore oil and gas industries, working on vessels, rigs, and platforms. His experience includes equipment maintenance, overhauling engines and pumps, fabrication, and serving as a project manager.
The document discusses how mobile has become the primary screen for many customers, with over half of online retail time now spent on mobile devices. However, many companies still do not have a unified mobile strategy and underestimate mobile's potential. The document outlines how companies need to adopt a mobile-first approach, designing customer journeys and experiences optimized for mobile to better meet customer expectations and engage customers across all touchpoints. It emphasizes that mobile should not be treated as just another channel but the primary platform for the customer experience.
eMarketer Webinar: Omnichannel Retail—Seven Trends in 2015eMarketer
Consumers have shattered the barriers between physical and digital shopping, but both ecommerce giants and traditional retailers are struggling to respond with true omnichannel experiences. Topics in this webinar include: Are shoppers losing interest in physical shopping? How are consumers using their phones to shop? What are retailers doing with personalization to help attract shoppers? How will location-based services like beacons change the retail world this year?
How to Engage the Mobile Consumer: The New Rules For Success (Dx3 2016)iProspect Canada
This document discusses how mobile has fundamentally changed consumer behavior and provides recommendations for brands to engage mobile consumers. It outlines three key shifts: 1) Brand and store discovery is now mobile-driven, 2) The in-store experience is influenced by mobile searches, 3) Purchases are increasingly made on mobile devices. The document recommends that brands leverage existing first-party data, provide elevated storytelling experiences through video and immersive formats, and ensure their brand can be discovered through apps, app store optimization, and geo-targeted advertising near store locations. Following these "new rules" of engagement will help brands effectively reach consumers on mobile.
The Future of Local Advertising in a Mobile First World.Ali Shah
The document discusses local advertising options for businesses in a mobile-first world. It outlines various mobile advertising approaches like Google local ads, mobile ad networks, discovery apps, review sites, branded apps, SMS/geo-fencing, and social media. For each approach, it describes the process and estimated costs, which range from free for social media to $5,000 per month for Google local ads. The goal is to attract local customers by meeting consumers' needs for impulse, promotions, speed, value, loyalty and making purchase decisions.
The mobile video experience: A viewer’s journey from discovery to advocacyData N Charts
This report looks into the factors driving mobile video growth and maps the consumer journey from mobile discovery to advocacy uncovering consumer attitudes towards paid video and the kind of mobile ads they prefer to see.
Today’s Mobile Devices are Consumers’ Eyes and Ears Throughout the Shopping J...Vivastream
Digimarc embeds imperceptible digital watermarks into media objects that can be detected by machines to uniquely identify content. This enables mobile devices to see and understand embedded content, facilitating omni-channel marketing. Digital watermarking allows retailers and brands to engage with mobile shoppers at every stage of their journey by linking physical materials like print ads, packaging, and displays to digital content and experiences. A 2012 report found significant growth in the use of digital watermarks in magazines, with over 1.6 million scans of watermarked content and many magazines updating apps to support watermark scanning.
The document discusses how customer purchase journeys are changing and becoming more complex as social media and online reviews grow in influence. It emphasizes the need for companies to understand the entire customer journey across online and offline touchpoints, keep customers engaged throughout the process, and continuously measure and test efforts to improve marketing efficiencies.
Cosa significa diventare un'azienda "Seamless Omnichannel" (ovvero gestire tutti i canali dai negozi all'e-commerce al mobile senza strappi), quali vantaggi possiamo trarre e quali sono i passi che dobbiamo compiere ?
Omnichannel Commerce & The Customer Experience - Featuring Don PeppersSAP Customer Experience
In this presentation content, Don is taking the topic of omnichannel commerce and customer experience right to the core of their essence. What should businesses and management pay attention to in order to successfully transform their business digitally? And what is a good customer experience really about? Access the content now.
Visit "The Future of Customer Engagement and Commerce" by SAP Hybris to get more valuable content around commerce, marketing, and customer engagement here: http://www.the-future-of-commerce.com/
Tune + Forrester webinar: Marketers Must Embrace the Mobile RevolutionJennifer Wong
Join us as we feature a guest speaker from Forrester Research to bring you our newest webinar 'Marketers Must Embrace the Mobile Revolution.'
In the webinar you'll learn:
What is the mobile mind shift and why does it matter for marketers?
What are the best practices in embracing the mobile marketing revolution?
How should marketers leverage mobile to mature their marketing approach?
4-Step Guide to Mobile Engagement - presented by Forrester Research & Message...SparkPost
The constant evolution of today’s mobile environment can seem complicated—even overwhelming. Your audience is on the move, making them favor businesses that can keep information relevant, and in quickly consumable form.
Hear from guest speaker Julie A. Ask, Vice President and Principal Analyst for Forester Research, as she outlines a simple four-step process for creating an engaging mobile experience.
Learn how to:
Engage expertly by identifying context
Build branding with a well-designed engagement experience
Optimize marketing dollars leveraging the entire mobile ecosystem
Refine strategy by monitoring performance
2016 Imperative to Help You Win in the Age of the CustomerSFIMA
Empowered by technology, your customers now know more than ever about your company’s products, pricing and reputation. Competitors can more easily imitate you, or undermine the moves you make to compete.
The only way to win, serve and retain customers is to become customer-obsessed.
Join Sheryl Pattek, Vice President, Principal Analyst, Serving CMO Professionals at Forrester Research, to learn how to put customer obsession at the center of your business and marketing strategy.
Digital Transformation in Customer Service: Roadmap for Success in 2014Ajit Khadd
Consumers have gone digital; you hear phrases like “digital by default” and “digital transformation”
in the C-suite. In fact, CDOs (Chief Digital Officers) are the latest addition to the C-suite!
CMOs: Transforming Marketing into a Growth EngineMarketo
Check out this presentation featuring data from Forrester Research. You'll discover how to deliver optimal customer experiences and drive revenue in the process!
The New-Era Digital Store: Expectations, Insights and Consumer IndividualityMozu
Learn about the exhilarating future of the digital store with this presentation from Jason Wallis, CTO of Mozu, and guest speaker, Adam Silverman, Principal Analyst of Forrester Research.
Adaptive apps as the name suggests, anticipate and adapt to the needs of each customer to deliver more relevant and profitable interactions. By combining predictive analytics, big data, and APIs, they deliver individualized experiences that build strong, lasting relationships with customers. Adaptive apps promise to revolutionize how we imagine, design, and build apps and APIs for a wide variety of use cases.
In this track keynote, we’ll introduce the concept of a adaptive app, describe the opportunities they present, and discuss how you can start taking advantage of predictive analytics and APIs to accelerate your business.
Moving Beyond Mobile: Delivering a Seamless Digital Experience from Online to...Mozu
Learn how to deliver a seamless digital experience with this presentation from Jason Wallis, CTO of Mozu, featuring Adam Silverman, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research.
Watch the webinar replay here: http://info.mozu.com/ecommerce-responsive-design-considerations-webinar.html
This document provides a practical guide for integrating mobile into B2B business strategies and marketing mixes. It discusses why mobile is important for B2Bs, noting that customers are increasingly using smartphones for both personal and work purposes. The document then outlines a 7 step process for developing a mobile strategy, including evaluating current assets, identifying customer needs, performing competitive analyses, developing appropriate mobile content and applications, monitoring and improving offerings, and measuring ROI. Key tactics discussed include mobile websites, apps, location-based services, video, social media and QR codes.
With today's mobile marketing technology, reaching your broad base of customers is easier than ever. However, to make your message stick you have to go deeper. In this webinar, we reinforce the importance of one-to-one engagement when it comes to today’s connected consumer—after all, 54% would consider ending their loyalty programs if they weren’t given tailor-made, relevant content and offers—but we will also provide you with the tools you need to build mobile marketing strategy with the individual consumer in mind. We’ll review the steps that will take you from a one-size-fits-all broadcast approach to a finely tuned, personalized engagement methodology that places you in your customer's pocket.
Don’t just make it local, make it personal.
Moderator:
Leo Scullin, Global Industry Initiatives, Mobile Marketing Association
Presenters: Doug Wick, Director of Product Management, Digby; Thomas Husson VP, Principal Analyst, Forrester Research
Live Webinar Date: January 30, 2014
The document discusses key mobile trends for 2014 presented by Forrester Research. Some of the main points include:
- Mobile usage and traffic continue to grow rapidly across platforms like Android and iOS.
- Companies must meet new customer expectations of accessing what they want on their mobile devices in moments of need.
- Big data and analytics will become more important for competitive advantage than experience design alone.
- Mobile contextual data will provide deep customer insights beyond just mobile interactions.
- Asia's large mobile audience and platforms like WeChat will drive significant mobile innovation in 2014.
IW14 Session: Mike Gualtieri, Forrester ResearchSoftware AG
Session: Apama & Terracotta World; Big Data Streaming Analytics - Right Here, Right Now
Presentation Title: Streaming Analytics Is Icing On The Big Data Cake
Presentation given by Mike Gualtieri, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, during the Apama & Terracotta World Session at Innovation World 2014 conference, Oct 13-15, 2014, at the Hyatt Regency New Orleans, produced by Software AG. Three days of vision, inspiration and insight. Innovation World is THE global event for digital leaders who are driven to leverage the Software AG Suite: Alfabet, Apama, ARIS, webMethods, Software AG Live, Terracotta and Adabas-Natural.
Enhancing the Retail Omnichannel Customer ExperienceSPS Commerce
Our recent webinar slides, featuring Todd Kozan, ebusiness and channel strategy consultant with Forrester, and Pete Zaballos, vice president of marketing at SPS Commerce, on Enhancing the Retail Omnichannel Customer Experience, reported on findings from Forrester’s study of consumers and retailers about omnichannel.
Xamarin Mobile Leaders Summit: The Mobile Mind Shift: Opportunities, Challeng...Xamarin
Julie Ask, VP and Principal Analyst at Forrester Research and author of ‘The Mobile Mind Shift', has worked with hundreds of clients across retail, travel, banking, insurance, healthcare, and more, to advise companies on the development of their mobile strategies.
In this session from the Mobile Leaders Summit at Xamarin Evolve 2016, she presented on how enterprises can capitalize on the mobile opportunities available to them, including new opportunities for mobile transformation available to the enterprise, the IDEA (identify, design, engineer, analyze) cycle, and how you can engineer your systems to be ready for this shift.
Watch the full webinar recording here: http://goo.gl/dxuDTG
Today, Marketing is more responsible for revenue growth than ever before. With 60 percent of all buying decisions happening before potential clients even contact vendors, marketing must be more effective in leading conversations. The challenge is that those conversations happen over multiple channels, including web, mobile, events and others.
Guest speaker Ted Schadler, Vice President and Principal Analyst of Forrester Research along with Martin Kirov, Vice President of Product Management and Product Marketing of Telerik Sitefinity CMS and Tim Ahlenius, Director of Experience Marketing from AmericanEagle.com, will discuss how the world of Web Content Management is transforming to drive better customer digital experiences.
Measuring Customer-Centric Mobile Banking & BeyondDynatrace
This webinar with Forrester Research will help you gain valuable insights into the complexity of mobile banking and how mobile can give you a competitive step up. Mobile creates new business opportunities, and customer focused banks will have the edge. To do this you’ll need to have a unified view of the user behavior and delivered user experience across Web, mobile Web and mobile apps.
In this webinar you’ll learn how the right metrics and technology can help you:
• Discover the 5 categories of metrics that are critical for mobile banking and how to align them with business goals.
• Learn about the value of measuring and optimizing customer experiences on mobile banking strategies.
• Get a 5-Step process for assessing the effectiveness of your mobile banking metrics.
• Identify opportunities for improvements, new services, new business targets and models.
Abt SRBI revamped one of the largest Voice of the Customer programs in the US in 2011 to fully incorporate consumer feedback from all channels, including mobile. They partnered with OnePoint Global to develop a mobile solution. Their approach includes: 1) Flexible mobile access to surveys via text, QR codes or URLs. 2) Consistent survey experiences across devices. 3) Accessible reporting of all data sources via online dashboards on web and mobile. This mobile optimization provides easy user experiences while ensuring reliable, accessible data.
Improving customer insight through digital intelligenceRBA
This presentation was used in an RBA webinar done in partnership with Forrester focusing on improving customer insight through digital intelligence.
Key takeaways from the presentation include:
What does it mean to be digitally intelligent?
What are the strategic components of digital intelligence (technology, ownership, KPIs, measurement and optimization)
The four levels of digital intelligence maturity within organizations
The document discusses marketing strategies in a multi-screen world. It addresses questions around who should own mobile objectives, the customer experience needed to reach customers across different screens, and how to measure success. It describes how consumer behaviors have evolved with the use of multiple devices simultaneously and the types of journeys consumers take across screens. It provides tips for marketers on measuring campaigns, testing approaches, and understanding their audiences and goals in this new environment.
The document discusses how the mobile mind shift is transforming businesses and forcing them to engineer their platforms, processes, and people around mobile moments. It defines a mobile moment as when a user pulls out their mobile device to get something they want immediately. It recommends that businesses identify key mobile moments, design mobile engagements for those moments, engineer systems and APIs to support mobile moments, and analyze metrics and insights to optimize outcomes through an iterative process. Done right, targeting mobile moments can drive more visits, sales, and higher customer satisfaction for businesses.
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4. 1. Importance of Mobile
2. Challenges Marketers Face
3. Mobile Maturity Curve
4. Industry Best Practices
5. 3 Key Learnings
Agenda
36. Survey Learnings
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less
successful
A lot less
successful
Next generation of mobile apps emerging
If customer data from CRM, customer database could be
used to inform mobile campaigns, would they be more
successful?
What is the primary purpose of your mobile app?
451 companies. >500 employees. North America. Have at least 1 app.
171 (38%)
108 (24%)
53 (12%)
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38. 1. Adopting customer-first mindset
• Companies are largely still
organized around products
• Get started with your best/most
loyal customers
• Build experiences, not
transactions
• Listen to the data
• Go fast: learn, fail fast, optimize
39. 2. End mobile silo > plug into what you have
• Mobile CRM (user profile) is
critical and brings the context
• Connect to back-end customer
and CRM systems
• Personalize trigger-based mobile
campaigns
• Up-level the performance of
other marketing channels
Salesforce
Adobe
Microsoft
DMPs
Customer Data Systems
Connect mobile to your broader
marketing strategy to build
complete user profiles.