See how InsideView and Legal Zoom are using Tealium as the foundation of their digital marketing operations to drive superior results, including faster campaign time to market, and real-time engagement.
If youre deploying an ad tag and an analytics tag, etc… and handing off to a dev team, may not be done by same person or done in the same way. So results may be different. If going through the same rules and datalayer you don’t have to worry about that.
Joined Legalzoom. Everything a mess and not knowing where anything was or be able to get things out in a timely fashion.
Wanted to switch out display vendor. With tealium super easy.
set up analytics quickly to try it out. Easier to make the case to switch because we had something to show with our actual legalzoom data and when we decided to make the switch it was just a matter of doing an audit and removing coremetrics.
Simplified maintenance
No code clutter
Goals we want to hit. Without analytics we don’t know if we are actually hitting the goals, or where we can improve.
Share results easily
Somebody comes to you and says “hey this would be better with a green button” you can say “ok” and in a matter of minutes put it out there. And when you have results that don’t go anywhere, it’s been tried and everyone can put it to bed.
Big test moving checkout up front. Test out on single product and then if produces desired result, can expand out further. Having a testing framework allows for this and makes it easier in ways that trying to do without would not.
Learn, communicate. And so with optimizely and integrating our tests data into analytics, we have graphs and are able to share results in a consistent way that everyone can look at.
Kenshoo as example
In the case of search marketing had a goal of making the most of our spend. To hit that we needed to find a vendor that would help us get more granular and targeted with our campaign structure, while still allow us to optimize toward volume and revenue targets.
If you are a professional painter, you don’t go to walmart to buy your supplies.
We want to find the best solution to our problem.
Talk about optimizely. Did lots of vendor evaluation. Went with best of breed. Talked to people who started the company. Talked to technical people. They were there with us step by step and responded quickly to any problems we were encountering. Helping each other to succeed. Larger companies often don’t care that much. You want a partner, not a vendor. Young companies in the digital marketing space, are often companies that are still technology companies. You’re focused on the problem. And their focused on the problem. A lot of companies as they get successful become more of a sales organization.
Kenshoo - rock solid platform. Portfolio bidding strategy has produced tremendous results.
DataXu - Small team. Their hybrid agency model let us be more hands off and focus on setting goals and optimization rather than creative management.
Cake - super user friendly, lots of reporting to evaluate affiliates & lead generation, fraud detection, integrates directly with our marketing call tracking platform.
Invoca - Gives us visibility into an area that was previously a black box for us (all the way back to a click level). Call system that integrates with all of our vendors and is focused on marketing.
Convertro - Because google’s attribution reporting isn’t that good yet. Needed to understand upper vs. lower funnel channel attribution. Last touch sucks.
story about spending more in brand.
So, with a very small team we were able to use these vendors to expand and grow our program. starting at a very high level and drill down and splitting out campaigns and targeting as we found areas of opportunity and making lots of money.
Since we have all of these vendors in place, we can track a user through an affiliate program, to a display campaign, off to our phones, back to a purchase on the website where they see a new test we’ve launched. Connecting the data across our various platforms we can better understand the customer journey and be there with the right information at each step along the way, and understand the value of each.
Now that we’ve got that sorted out, what’s next?
Product - Creating profiles around our users and better distinguish between prospective customers and lookey loos on the website. Now that we know who the real prospective customers are we can identify where we aren’t doing them justice. We can figure out where they are getting lost, what we can do better, and ultimately help them get what they need.
Audiences around users who bought a specific product combined with other attributes like what else they browsed, and what information they’ve told us about themselves. Market likely subsequent products to them.
Operations - information to help customers complete their purchase. where they fell off, what product, etc..
Product - Creating profiles around our users and better distinguish between prospective customers and lookey loos on the website. Now that we know who the real prospective customers are we can identify where we aren’t doing them justice. We can figure out where they are getting lost, what we can do better, and ultimately help them get what they need.
Audiences around users who bought a specific product combined with other attributes like what else they browsed, and what information they’ve told us about themselves. Market likely subsequent products to them.
Operations - information to help customers complete their purchase. where they fell off, what product, etc..