The document discusses how social interactions and relationships do not always fit neatly into traditional sales funnel models. It explores using different attribution models like last touch, first touch, and multi-touch to measure ROI from various activities like awareness, interest, evaluation, commitment, loyalty, and advocacy. However, it notes standard models may discount the value of social interactions and post-purchase behaviors. The document then proposes four ways to translate subjective social interactions into objective business outcomes through using relationship tools that focus on things like memories, listening, observations, and trust paired with complementary business tools focused on systems, feedback, research, and recommendations.
17. Social Commerce Challenge
Last Touch
Awarene Pre- Post-
ss Purchase Purchase
First Touch
Awarene Pre- Post-
ss Purchase Purchase
Multi-Touch
Awarene Pre- Post-
ss Purchase Purchase
Standard attribution models
discount value of social and
post-purchase interactions
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18. Social Commerce Challenge
How do we translate subjective
social interactions into objective
business outcomes?
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19. 4 Ways To Put A Ring On It
Relationship Tools Business Tools
Memories 1 Systems
Celebrations & Milestones SEE Enhanced CRM & Tracking Tools
Listening 2 Feedback
Spousal Feedback SAY Surveys, Net Promoter
Observations 3 Research
Peer Observation & Testimonials DO Marketing Mix Modeling, CBA
Trust 4 Recommendations
Partner Collaboration BELIEVE Ratings, Reviews & Referrals
“Care and Converse” “Care and Convert”
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