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8. Agenda
1. Understanding the Data Landscape
2. How the Ad Market Has Changed
3. Where B2C Marketing Adds Value
4. CRM Ads to Drive Repeat Customers & Target
Look-Alike Buyers
A Look at The Current Technology Environment
10. Understanding the Data Landscape
• Paid Search Spend >$80bn 2015 with ~55% spend on Google (Source: eMarketer)
• Still a growing industry with Mobile Search, Chrome and partnerships strengthening Google’s position
• ~$23Bn is now spent on Paid Advertising on Social Networks – Facebook is dominant accounting for ~65% of
that spend and that share is increasing with Instagram Ads. (Source: eMarketer)
11. First, Second, and Third Party Data
• First Party Data: Direct CUSTOMER data. This most often includes cookie-based data pulled
from website behaviors, CRM data, subscription information or cross-platform data from mobile
apps. This is the most valuable data as it is the highest quality, and voluntarily provided.
• Second Party Data: Another source’s first party data. Obtaining second party data generally
includes an arrangement with a trusted partner wherein they provide a company with customer
data and vise versa. This is generally a mutually beneficial relationship between the parties
• Third Party Data: Third party data is data purchased from large data aggregators or data
management platforms (DMPs).
13. How the Ad Market Has Changed
• Historically search and display advertising was based on anonymous customer data.
• Multi-device mobile usage has impacted the identification data collection process.
• Facebook Custom Audiences disrupted that industry by allowing marketers to target specific
individuals and provide the ability to track the success against business objectives across devices
– with Mobile driving most of the advertising revenue for Facebook.
• Google has the ability to use email addresses to target specific customers or exclude customers to
optimise Paid Search (AdWords) and more easily attribute success back to individual sales.
• Marketing Clouds, such as Emarsys’ B2C Marketing Cloud, have started to successfully
automate the creation, management and reporting of custom audiences on Facebook Ads and
Google Ads for batch and recurring campaigns.
16. How Does it Work?
Collect data and target contacts across multiple channels.
Results are measured and optimizations proposed.
CRM TEAMS
Matching by Email
CRM Contact
Matching by Email
Digital Advertising team working on creative and Ad
Spend but without having to deal with spreadsheets or
CSV’s to upload and download lists or report upon
success.
DIGITAL ADVERTISING
TEAM
21. Know who NOT to target
Company confidential
Push
Geo-fencing
Social
Subscription
Precision Look-a-Likes
Segmentation and DMP
Acquisition
Ads
Email
Push
SMS
Retention
?
?
Matching by EmailExclude from ads –
optimize your budget
22. Reach the Unreachable
On average More then 50% of a contact database is
either opted out or unreachable through web/email
in the last 6 months
26. Where Retention Marketing Adds Value
Source: Adobe Digital Index
Existing customers are 6-7 times more likely to
buy than new leads*
2nd time purchaser
3X
3rd time purchaser
5X
1st time purchaser
1X
Revenuepervisit
27. Who is the Smart Marketer ?
They understand the customer data landscape, the
available marketing technologies, and the advertising
potential.
They leverage the power of first-party data to transform
their digital advertising strategy into a strategy that wins.