Personas, Scoring & Segmentation: New Frameworks for Data Analysis

PERSONAS, SCORING
& SEGMENTATION:
NEW FRAMEWORKS
FOR DATA ANALYSIS
Suzanne Carawan, Chief Marketing Officer, HighRoad Solution
Tuesday, March 4th

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BELIEVE THE HYPE?
Population changes


Baby Boomers v. Gen X v. Gen Y



New need to create demand

Same stuff isn’t working
Competition so need to differentiate
Now possible to do through technology at an
economical rate

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SHIFT IN MARKETING
STRATEGIES
Direct Marketing

4


Influence Marketing

HOT TECHNIQUES IN
MARKETING &
COMMUNICATIONS
1)

Content Marketing

2)

Live & Virtual Event Marketing

3)

Promoted Social/ Social Marketing

4)

Next Gen Email Marketing

5


COMMON FACTOR?

6


BUSINESS OBJECTIVES

7


RISE OF MARTECH

8


LOGICAL CONCLUSION

9


DATA LANDSCAPE
Not Just Events, Email & Website Analytics

Mobile
World

Content
World

Social
World

Event
World

Ad World
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Data Flow
Diagram

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Areas of
Analytics

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SEGMENTATION
Slicin’ & Dicin’ for a Purpose

1)What are the
right slices?

2)What data do
we combine?
3)What data
don’t we have
now that we
really need?
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DEFINED SEGMENTS
Create communication campaigns, programs, products
& services around them
Great for reporting (should be a KPI)
Save money

Reduce number of untargeted communications

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SEGMENTATION DECISION
FRAMEWORK
What is the meaning of one orange?

-Attendee/Member Base?
-Market? Market Vertical?
-Major Donors?
How will you cut it?
-Demographics?
-Psychographics?
-Behavioral activities?

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MOVING FROM SEGMENTS TO
PERSONAS
Process:
Take each segment and:
1)

1) Name it

2)

2) Describe it

3)

3) Write a benefit statement to clarify the business
purpose of this segment to the organization

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VALUE PROP MATRIX

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BUILDING ORG CAPACITY
Segmentation is a mindset that requires that you understand the:
1)

-data landscape
-software applications available
-the business goals
-analysis
-data-driven business decision-making

Train staff in all departments on:
-the mindset
-how to make queries in Query Central to populate other
systems
-how to read reports
-the basics of how the internet works, databases and the
concept of APIs

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PERSONAS
Slicin’ & Dicin’ for a Purpose

FACTS ABOUT TODAY’S USER
Low attention span
Low memory
High number of alternatives

High volumes of information
High reliance on peer groups/influencers for decisionmaking

High levels of brand equity through referrals/WOM

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MODERN METHOD: BE THERE
Your
brand

Your
brand

Your
brand

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Your
brand

REALITY OF MASS MARKET

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REALITY OF MASS MARKET

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GENERATIONAL REFRESHER

Gen Z: 2001 to currentthe “Not Everyone Gets a Trophy” Gen
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POPULATION ANALYSIS

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USER’S JOURNEY MAP

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3

8
6
4
4
5

2

6

1
29

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7

3

8
6
4
4
5

2

6

1
30

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BEHAVIORAL PROGRAMS
Value
Feeling
Experience Engag Influence
Prop
at End of Map
ement Points
(WIIFM) Event
Points
OWLs
SMPs
BOOMERS
GEN X:
(Jason &
Jennifer)
PITAs:
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LEAD SCORING
Identifying high value
prospects, members & donors

17-27%

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AM I IN THE CLUB?
Clues that you are a 17-27er

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73-83%


Track every purchase
Only thing we kept was
how many sandwiches
were eaten
Manufacturing???

Trying to Track at Individual Level, but Serving Up
Content at the Aggregate Level.

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Understand the weight
of each element
Understand the price
of each element

Track the total
consumption based
on the individual’s
selections
Understand tastes +
preferences + buying
patterns + input cost +
revenue
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NEEDED CHANGES
Market differently—market the choices as the benefit

Fit in target audience lifestyle
Track at campaign level
One code across channels
Report at campaign level for C-level & Board level folks
Develop KPIs/dashboards

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ENGAGEMENT INDEX
SCORING
Source

Raw

Weight

Weighted

# Attendees

1200

0.05

60

# Certification Registrants Sold

500

0.05

25

# New Members

1000

0.2

200

# New Volunteers

400

0.3

120

# New Donors

300

0.05

15

# New Signatures

500

0.3

150

# New Chaptersw

100

0.05

5

575Index Score

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INFLUENCE INDEX SCORING

Source

Raw

Weight

Weighted

Facebook fans

1200

0.05

60

LinkedIn followers

500

0.05

25

# Site Visitors

1000

0.2

200

# Email Subscribers

400

0.3

120

# Twitter followers

300

0.05

15

# Voicemails Opened

500

0.3

150

# YouTube subscribers

100

0.05

5

575Index Score

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SUMMARY
Changes from direct to influence marketing

Defined segments & go-to-market plan that ties into
business objectives for each is needed (and discipline!)
Use personas and journey maps to identify value
proposition, voice & offerings per segment
Multiple places to measuredistill down to easy way to
track
Market choices & fit into the lifestyle of your target users

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