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DIGITAL MARKETING

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Digital marketing. mar·ket·ing (n) - The action or business of promoting and selling products or services. Hard. Average CMO Tenure. 2009. 2012. 2006. 35 Mos. 43 Mos. 23 Mos. Amazing facts and shocking statistics. The commercial internet is twenty years old. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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DIGITAL MARKETING

‣mar·ket·ing (n) - The action or business of promoting and selling products or services

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2006 2009 2012

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Average CMO Tenure

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Consumer

Website

Display

TV

Print

Outdoor

Direct Marketing

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Consumer

Website

Display

Search

TV

Print

Social

Ad ExchangesOutdoor

Mobile

radio

email

Direct Marketing

Online Video

AMAZING FACTS AND SHOCKING STATISTICS

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The commercial internet is twenty years old

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Google and Amazon have a higher market value than Disney, Comcast, and News Corp.

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True or False

> A. The entire Retail industryB. Annual US prescription drug salesC. PolandD. The entire NFLE. All of the above

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Google owns 66% of Search and 16% of Display

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Globally there are 2.3 Billion people connected to the Internet

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Digital Evolution = Life Evolution

DISPLAY

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$40 Billion spent on Display Ads in 2012

37% by 2014 – combined display market share of Google and facebook

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Evolution of Ad Formats

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Align with Branded Entertainment

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Branding Vs. Direct Response

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Video Advertising

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Video Samples

Pre-Roll Units Web Content and Brand Channels

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Right Inventory + Right Targeting = Right Customer

AD

AD

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Google Display Network

YouTube and Google Sites Doubleclick Ad Exchange Partner Sites

Sites Games Social Media VideoFeeds Mobile

Benefits of Exchange Buying

Efficient Scale

• Decide how much to pay for each ad impression

• Eliminate intermediaries

• Auction system lowers costs

• Buy & optimize in real time

Targeting

• Target the right ad to right user at right time

• Control media placement and timing

Performance

• Instant feedback loop on what media is working

• Intelligent system can ‘learn’ to find high value users

Insight

• Transparency on media placement, performance and audience

• Learn about behaviors of users coming to your site, and who is purchasing

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Targeting Capabilities

Behavioral Targeting

• Identify users who have interests, hobbies, purchase intent patterns, etc.

Contextual Targeting

• Run on sites and pages that may be relevant to the advertiser

Prospecting

• Cast a wide net to identify strongest sites, locations, times, messages

Remarketing

• Target users who’ve visited site, but haven’t yet purchased

• Reach users based on search activity

Deploying and Ad Exchange Strategy

Data Collection

• Collect data from first party and third party sources to develop profiles and targets of the ideal audience segments

Optimization and Insight

• Develop insight, refine and optimize efforts on an ongoing basis to find the optimal mix of ad, audience, and context

Programmatic Buying

• Target these data profiles through real-time bidded inventory where we can “cherry-pick” ad impressions and price them according to predicted return

Real-Time Bidding in Action

• Allows you to optimize based on where user is in the funnel

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Price

$0.97 eCPM

HHI below 50K

$0.51 eCPM

Home Page Visit

$2.15 eCPM

“Look-alike” cookie

$3.46 eCPM

High Value Targus Segment

$4.61 eCPM

Brand Loyalist

SEARCH ENGINE MARKETING

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$23 Billion spent in Search in 2012

400 Million – The amount of searches Google gets everysday

Where do People Click?

30% of Clicks

70% of Clicks

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Search is No Longer 10 Blue Links

Paid Search

Shopping

Organic Search

Video

Paid vs. Organic Search Differences

Immediate Impact

Control of Message

Can Target More Keywords

Easy to Test & Learn

Higher out-of-pocket cost

Performance-based Pricing

Long Term Results

Requires Implementation

Less on/off flexibility

Focus on content & site architecture

Extremely cost-efficient

Project-based Pricing

SEM / Paid Search / PPC

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SEO / Organic Search

PAID SEARCH

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Search Campaign Structure

Campaign Development

Bid Optimization

Landing Pages

Copy Optimization

Keyword Selection

• Keyword grouping strategy

• Identify growth opportunity

• Group sections & content to establish organic themes

• Leverage technologyto maximize efficiency

• Test different bid positions

• Adjust strategy by day-part, geography, etc

• Landing page creation and alignment

• Multivariate testing

• Ensure the right page is ranking based on a user query

• Align copy to keywords

• Ongoing testing and qualifying of offers to filter out bad clicks

• Edit or create new content to focus on conversions

• Selecting target KW’s based on goals

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Keyword Selection

• Cast a wide net and optimize back

• Don’t use marketing language

• People don’t search the way you want them to

• Diabetes Recipes vs. Diabetic Recipes

digital cameras

best digital camera

buy [brand name][brand name]

SLR cameras

broad specific

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Campaign Development

• Grouping KW’s into “like” categories allows for several advantages:

• Effectively manage budget

• Isolate performance and set goals differently

• Identify areas of opportunity

• Target differently

$100 Daily Budget

ComcastComcast Cable

Cable and InternetBuy Cable

$100 Daily Budget

Brand Terms Cable Terms

Bundle Terms Non-Brand Terms

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Copy Optimization

• Align with perceived keyword search intent and should contain a call to action

Internet Keywords

Bundle Keywords

Broad Keywords

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Landing Pages

• Delivering an experience based on your search query

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Bid Optimization

• Tools allow you to automatically manage KW’s based on KPI’s

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Google Ad Formats

ORGANIC SEARCH

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Search Campaign Structure

Keywords & Content

Universal Search and

Social Media

Link Popularity

Keyword Selection

• Smaller group of KW’s based on site content

• Sharable content

• Assets such as videos, shopping & news feeds, and social media pages

• Are high quality sites linking to your website?

• Is Website coding Search Engine friendly?

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Technical Architecture

What users see What search engine spiders see

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Keywords and Content

• Fresh, unique, up-to-date content

• Page content length of 800 to 1,000 words

• Use important keywords throughout entire page and focus on one theme

• Within the content use links to related pages, if applicable; this will allow search engines to determine the relevancy of the target page

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Keywords and Content – Meta Data

• Page Title – Each Page is unique

• Description Tag – Describes your site

Diabetes Complications

Diabetes Treatment

Diabetes Symptoms

Neutrogena.com

Site b Site CSite A

High-Ranking Sites

“acne medication”

Link popularity: • The number of sites that link to a

particular site. • Many search engines use link popularity

as a factor in determining the search engine ranking of a website.

Link building: • The process of creating inbound links to

one’s website.• This can be done with links from

relevant sites, blogs, forums, newsletters, press releases, and directories.

Link Popularity

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1 in 5 searches are done on a mobile device

40% - Projected search traffic Google with get on a mobile and Desktop

Mobile Shipments

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Mobile Users to Exceed Desktop

Global InternetUsers(MM)

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Hourly Distribution of Searches by Platform(doesn’t reflect absolute traffic volume)

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Even If You Don’t Build It…They Will Come

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Apps vs. Mobile Web

Mobile Apps• Reach Customers Offline

• Use all device capabilities

• Media Rich Experience

Mobile Web• Simple to find

• Increased market share

• Easier to maintain

Building a proper mobile site

79% of large advertisers do not have mobile optimized websites

• Keep The Layout Simple

• Design For Thumbs, Not Mice

• Use Uniquely Mobile Features

• Make It Easy To Convert

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Mobile Search Click-to-Call

• Google click-to-call advertisers saw an average 5-30% increase in CTRs

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Mobile Display

Display ads Video Display Ads Drive to Mobile Site

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Create Loyalty with Apps

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Drive App Download

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Local Mobile Targeting

LOCAL

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74% of searches have a local intent

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Local Integration Everywhere

Consumers are using search to find local businesses

• 60% of consumers begin their search for local businesses online

• 33% of all search queries yield local results

• 82% of people using local search sites follow-up with an offline action

Local business results are everywhere

• Organic Search Results

• Paid Search Results

• Internet Directories

• Smart Phones & Mobile Devices

• Online 411 Directory Services

• Navigation Systems

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Paid Search Integration

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Google Places

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Organic Search

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Map Integration

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Beyond Local Search

SOCIAL

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1/7 of the worlds population is on facebook

25 Minutes – Amount of time Americans spend on social media everyday

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Social Influence on Search

= SearchEngine

Rankings

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Social is About More Than Sharing

Transparency

Customer Service

Sales

Focus Groups

PERSONALIZATION

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What Do You Know and What Will You Show

Searched Google

Connection Speed

Watched a Video

Visit Number

Shared with Friends

Gender

Targus Lifestyle Segment

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Analytical Use Cases

• Persona Identification• Attribution Analysis• Audience Analytics• Full Funnel Analysis• Cross-Channel Analysis• Segment Enrichment• Improved Media Buys

Operational Use Cases

Recognize, Target & Optimize

• Dynamic Landing Pages• Site/Banner Optimization• Targeted Media Buying• Search Intent Retargeting• Social Media Targeting

Cross-ChannelData Management

Platform

Data Management,Tag Management,Segmentation, and

Application Services

Real-time Data

AnalyticalData

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TESTING & MEASUREMENT

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Cast of Characters

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What are you measuring?

• Sales

• Traffic

• Visitors

• Page Views

• Conversions

• AOV

• CPA

• Bounce Rate

• Referral Source

• Exit traffic

• KW Ranking

• CPC

• Email sign up

• Return visits

• Abandonment rate

• Product mix

• Days / Visits to purchase

• Engagement

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A/B Testing

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Multivariable Testing

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Digital Evolution = Goal Evolution

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Measuring Beyond the Click

ActionClicked and ConvertedStore Locator / Visited StoreLatent ConversionsPhone CallConverted on Different ComputerConverted thru Other MediaConsidered But Didn’t Purchase (Abandoned cart)Opt-InNo Action: Good Experience (Browse)No Action: Bad Experience

Visits281211

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Value per Action250.00$ 250.00$ 250.00$ 250.00$ 250.00$ 250.00$

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(1.00)$ 1514

Total Visitor Value500$

2,000$ 250$ 500$ 250$ 250$ -$ 20$

125$ (43)$

3,852$

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Making the Boss Care

Don’t talk about…

Bounce Rate

Site Copy

CTR / CPC / Imps / Rankings

Traffic

Cool

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Making the Boss Care

Illustrate…

Missed revenue opportunities

Delivering the Experience

Conversion / Sales / LTV

Engaging your Audience

Actionable Insights

Sales

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Don’t let your inability to measure everything stop you from optimizing the

experiences

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You’ve read lots of books, I’ve lived lots of life

THANKS!