I’d like to start by telling you about a 300-year old market. It was, for all intents and purposes, a monopoly.
I’m talking about the taxi business in London.
The tradition of licensed cabs in London goes back 3 centuries, to when they were “hackney carriages”.
To be a London driver, you have to spend 2-4 studying London streets and alleyways and commit them to memory.
You have to pass a written and oral test – for which you have to pay test fees.
You have to buy this one-of-a-kind vehicle (shown here), then pay for the meter to be installed.
The whole process is managed by local licensing offices that collect licensing fees.
These were huge barriers to entry – but they could do whatever they wanted. They’ve been the only game in town for 300 years.
Enter Uber. A ride-sharing app.
No central dispatch. No motor pool. No tests. No licensing offices. All a driver needs is a car, a driver’s license, insurance, and a background check.
How disruptive was Uber? London taxi drivers staged a huge protest in June by clogging up Trafalgar Square. They demanded new laws to forbid Uber and others like them.
And it really made a difference. For Uber.
Right after the demonstration, downloads of the Uber app SOARED by 850 percent.
You may know the rest of Uber’s story. This four-year old company was recently valued at $18.2 billion. It now runs in 42 countries around the world. And as they expand, they keep cutting their prices below taxis.
Uber’s disruption doesn’t begin and end with the taxi industry.
Can anyone guess what’s next? Logistics.
Companies are now trying to figure out how they can use the ride-sharing model to handle “last-mile” package delivery for shopping or shipping and bypass traditional, expensive options like FedEx.
Don’t think that FedEx isn’t looking very hard at this, too.
You can see the picture I’m painting for you.
Perfil de Consumo está mudando
Grandes marcas não dominam o mercado eletrônico da mesma forma que dominam o tradicional.
Empresas estão lutando para se manter competitivas – 40% dos consumidores afirmam que preferem comprar on-line.
O Consumidor exige personificação
Consumidores da era digital procuram por uma experiência exclusiva e personificada
98% dos clientes afirmam receber promoções irrelevantes –
A opção de escolha do consumidor digital é aquela que otimiza o tempo, oferece flexibilidade e entrega uma experiência personificada..
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Are all these people the same, would they want the same product? It’s easy to think of them as generic types, but the reality is much more sutble.
But there are still major differences between the different demographic groups. Millennials are less interested in personal offers but in one survey 95% of them reported that they wanted their brands “to court them actively”, by sending coupons via email or mail, to have the most influence on them. Boomers crave customer service while Millennials want technology to make their shopping experiences frictionless. For instance, 57% of millennials compare prices In-store, far greater than the number of Boomers. Millennials are as concerned as Boomers about sharing data, but at the same time they crave community much more than Boomers. Word of mouth is their primary form of trusted influencer where as Boomers rely on ads.
What we’ve seen over the last several years is that Millennials are trendsetters, not followers, across all industries from fashion to food. They value new experiences, and “being first” to try new things. Quality and authenticity are most important to millennials. Authenticity is particularly important to them. When you look at Boomers, and what you can do to engage them and incent the kind of behaviors that you’d like to see, like conversion or increasing AOV - Boomers are much more motivated by reward.
Estratégia Consistente entre Áreas
Como manter soluções distintas conectadas sem impactar a experiência do cliente?
Ter muitos produtos não garante a entrega de uma estratégia omnichannel
A falta de uma estratégia única para a gestão da jornada do consumidor entre as plataformas de Marketing, E-commerce & Atendimento impedem o crescimento.
“Você consegue ter uma estratégia consistente e personificada independente do canal? Você consegue ter a agilidade desejada para implantação de novas estratégias de negócio em sua operação?
In order to succeed in the new era of digital, you must focus on the only thing that matters --- a CX that finds, delivers, and keeps loyal customers. This is how you will grow revenues and get ahead.
Today mobile is overtaking traditional web as the dominant platform. The total number of app downloads — on iOS alone — already tops 140 billion. That is more than 20x the world’s population.
In fact, what we’re seeing is that users browse 286% more products in apps than on the mobile web.
Users convert to purchase 3X more often in-app than on the mobile web
Mobile unlocks the true promise of personalized marketing through location, timing and relevancy. Web-centric services simply can’t compete with that.
The core idea behind marketing is and has always been simple: find the most effective way to capture your customer’s attention.
Improvements in technology have not changed that principle — but they have opened up more, better ways to market to consumers.
Today, marketing technology is in the midst of another fundamental shift. With mobile devices, brand to consumer communication has never been so real time, so contextual.
Your customers are on mobile devices; you need to find out: how many, what they expect, and what they are doing. Use these answers to inform your mobile marketing strategy to go beyond mobile as a standalone channel with its underutilized brand apps and cumbersome mobile sites. Instead seize the opportunity to transform the customer experience
Adapt to Mobile Micro-Moments
CREATING CONTEXT SLIDE… Example and then discuss the importance of context and other examples…
So really…this is where we have been investing our time and development.
Our goal is to put marketer in control of the app, deliver a full mobile experience, and integrate it as part of an overall orchestrated customer experience.
Happy to take questions..
CREATING CONTEXT SLIDE… Example and then discuss the importance of context and other examples…
CREATING CONTEXT SLIDE… Example and then discuss the importance of context and other examples…
I spoke to a local NZ brand late last year on their strategy around their new app and one of they KPIs was to drive app adoption from the current 20% to 80% within 12 months. Some pretty aggressive targets but if you optimize your mobile experience for your customers, they are very achievable.
A simple but extremely effective example, is a local Australian company Dimmi.
They had recently done a complete overhaul of the mobile app as more of their customers downloaded their old app, yet engagement is very low impacted by poor user experience.
Like a lot of companies who are launching a new app, their biggest challenge was driving adoption.
They orchestrated a simple post booking program that was contextual to that customer.
When a mobile booking was made, a customer if it was identified that they have not installed the app, received an SMS message with a link to the app store to immediately download.
Since this message was timely… immediately after booking and contextual... The results were immediate
Now this is quite simple, yet only possible if you start to break down the siloes between product, people and process to provide a unified approach to customer experience.
Not only are you adding value to the customer, through providing a more frictionless way to manage their bookings, but it is now another opportunity to better understand your customer and their behaviour.
Recap on Optimization
So, quick recap: We believe optimization is important, so we bought the best company in the world at it.
Maxymiser lets you test almost anything on your Web site or mobile app. It lets you discover insights about the results. And it lets you leverage the results into targeted and personalized actions—all of which will deliver you better business results and your customers a better experience.
And that’s just Maxymiser by itself. You saw the next level of Maxymiser with the Responsys-Maxymiser integration, driving cross-channel orchestrations.
And we’re obviously not stopping there, with a single integration. Because, at this point I hope you’ll agree, the more optimization, the better.
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So really…this is where we have been investing our time and development.
Our goal is to put marketer in control of the app, deliver a full mobile experience, and integrate it as part of an overall orchestrated customer experience.
Happy to take questions..
What’s possible? Let’s walk through some sample use cases.
Meet Jen, she works on the digital marketing team at Supremo – a coffee supplies retailer.
Jen creates an orchestrated email campaign to re-engage customers who haven’t purchased anything on the Supremo website recently. She works with the eCommerce team to set up a 20% off promotion for this campaign.
Laura is a Supremo customer. She’s purchased from Supremo in the past, but hasn’t been to the site in a few months.
Laura receives the promotional email, and realizes she needs a new french press, so she clicks through to the Supremo website.
Laura narrows in on a product – but wants more information. She clicks through to the community knowledgebase for relevant content to help her make a decision.
Laura finds the answers she needs reading customer feedback. One of the comments recommends buying 2 presses – so, she adds another to her cart.
Confident in her purchase, Laura redeems her 20% off code, and transacts.
Now that Laura has been re-engaged as a customer, Jen can add her to a different customer segment – with targeted messages based on her latest purchase, in addition to a nurture campaign to keep Laura close to the Supremo brand.
Meet Jonathan. He’s shopping for a espresso machine, so he visits the Supremo website.
He adds a machine he likes to his cart, but leaves the Supremo site to compare options from other sellers.
An hour later, Jonathan receives a targeted email from Surpemo with an incentive for 10% off to finish the purchase of the espresso machine.
Behind the scenes, Julie – a marketer at Supremo – is driving an abandoned cart campaign to accelerate stalled and potentially lost sales.
Julie connects to eCommerce system that shares data for the abandoned cart campaign.
She can even set guidelines to create more tailored messages - like including the live chat assistance for higher-value carts like Jonathan’s – to help further increase conversions
Jonathan could use the help deciding on the machine, so he clicks the email message, and takes the offer for chat assistance.
Jonathan starts a chat on the Supremo site and asks for help deciding on the machine that will work best for his needs.
Back at Supremo headquarters, Jane, a customer service agent is engaging with Jonathan via chat.
Jane can access Jonathan’s cart to see the product he’s interested in. She makes the recommendation to stick with his selected machine based on his needs. She also makes a cross-sell recommendation for an accessory that will work with this machine.
Now confident in his purchase, Jonathan completes his delayed shopping cycle. He purchases the espresso machine – and the accessory that Jane recommended. He redeems his 10% off savings and checks out.
Jonathan purchased an espresso machine from Supremo and was added to follow-up campaign. He receives a targeted email for a class at the Supremo store in his area.
Jonathan clicks through to Supremo website where he reads more about the class and signs up.
At the Supremo store, Ryan, the associate, uses cross-channel data to make the in-store experience more personal.
Ryan can view customer profiles on his tablet to make personalized recommendations, understand preferences, and assist customers with in-store purchases.
After the class, Jonathan asks Ryan for a recommendation on a coffee grinder. Ryan gives Jonathan a suggestion, and can check him out directly from his tablet in the store.
And since the product was out of stock in the store, Ryan placed the order on his tablet and had it shipped directly to Jonathan’s home address, stored in his customer profile.