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Key Digital Trends for 2013
December 13, 2012
Presented by:Noah ElkinPrincipal Analyst@noahelkin#eMwebinar
Sponsored by:
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Agenda: eMarketer expects five key trends to affect digital marketing in 2013 No. 1: Fragmentation is everywhere No. 2: Online-first is becoming outmoded;
mobile-first is the new priority No. 3: Circuitous is the new linear in
commerce No. 4: Content (marketing) is king No. 5: Data emerges as marketing’s key
currency
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No. 1: Fragmentation is everywhere
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Today’s digital consumer is ever-present yet still elusive (Yes, we’re talking about YOU!)
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TV remains a potent media force
Reports of my death are greatly
exaggerated. (Really!)
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Consumers may watch more TV, but those larger aggregate audiences are dispersed across multiple channels
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Accounts of cord-cutting are often overblown, but the phenomenon is real
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Streaming video services are gaining audience but still aren’t over-the-top
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Networks are rushing to fill the void
“The ultimate goal is for our viewers to be able to watch ABC content everywhere, anywhere, on any device, on any screen.”
— Geri Wang, president of sales and marketing at ABC Television Network
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The bigger challenge: Consumers’ attention is more divided than ever as media multitasking becomes the norm
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The mobile audience is divided by device and platform sophistication
Devices vs.
Platforms
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Smart-device users are further divided by where they spend their time
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Trend No. 1 takeaways
On the surface, there is a critical mass of TV viewers, smartphone and tablet owners, and mobile web users.
- But digging below the surface exposes the fragmentation into micro-audiences.
A return to the past seems highly unlikely.
- If anything, the challenges associated with fragmentation will only proliferate, necessitating a shift in both strategy and focus for marketers that want to keep up with their audiences.
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No. 2: Online-first strategy is becoming outmoded; mobile-first is the new priority
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The new math: Smartphone + tablet > PC
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The amount of time spent with mobile is growing at 14 times the rate of the desktop web
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Time spent is not the only measure of the shift from desktop to mobile
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Mobile is likewise becoming a more prominent channel for commerce transactions
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Remember that websites are an important entry point for mobile shoppers
Source: Google/Sterling Research/SmithGeiger, July 2012
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Trend No. 2 takeaways
Shifts away from the desktop to smart devices in content consumption and commerce explain why the mobile-first drumbeat, which rose in 2012, will only grow louder in 2013.
- A concerted marketing strategy that prioritizes mobile is no longer optional. In 2013, it will be essential for business success.
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No. 3: Circuitous is the new linear in commerce
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Traditional media ads continue to exercise a strong influence on purchase decisions
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Digital makes deeper inroads into the purchase process every year
In-store commerce
Ecommerce
Mcommerce
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Ecommerce is no longer just “electronic”
commerce …
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… it’s “everywhere” commerce
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Smart devices now come into play at every stage of the purchase process
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Most mobile shoppers are not channel-exclusive
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The smartphone-equipped, socially connected shopper is here to stay If 2012 was the year showrooming moved to the
mainstream, don’t expect the tide to turnin 2013.
Marketers and retailers are better off moving with the tide rather than against it.
Two primary hallmarks of the smart-device shopper are high expectations and limited patience.
- Failing to deliver on these expectations implies considerable risk.
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Trend No. 3 takeaways
The bottom line is consumers have a growing arsenal of powerful digital tools to help them establish product availability, find where to get the best price and determine when the best time is to buy it, whether online or in-store.
- That means their path to purchase will not be as simple or direct as it once was.
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No. 4: Content (marketing) is king
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Not surprisingly, brand marketers and their agency partners are rushing to establish content marketing strategies
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The principles of content marketing are applicable across industries
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Remember that content comprises paid, owned and earned
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The Breakroom in Redken’s Style Station app: “Facebook for hairstylists”
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Most content marketing aims to drive pre- and post-sales activity
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In an increasingly mobilized world, context shares the crown
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Trend No. 4 takeaways
In a world of ever-blurring lines, marketers are fast becoming publishers and publishers are becoming marketers.
- Content remains king, but its emphasis and goals are shifting.
As content marketing takes hold, it is contributing to the proliferation of touchpoints and exponential growth in the number of consumer interactions with brands.
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No. 5: Data emerges as marketing’s key currency
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“Big Data” is only getting bigger
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The majority of companies today characterize themselves as “data driven” but most still see gaps in their use of Big Data
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Big Data at work: Personalizing recommendations for you
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Retailers may be the most obvious beneficiaries of Big Data, but all industries need to get better at analyzing and using the information they collect
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Waze uses crowdsourced data to build platform; delivers targeted offers in return
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Trend No. 5 takeaways
The data generated by multiple interactions across multiple devices and platforms is expanding at an exponential rate, far faster than our collective ability to process and make sense of it.
But the day where that information represents true currency for most companies—in actual dollar terms as well as more figuratively as a tradable commodity—is rapidly approaching.
- Content may power the media machine, but data sets the course for the whole enterprise.
Marketing Re-imaginedThree Imperatives for Marketing Leaders
Marketing re-imagined requires a new approach
Know your customer as an individual
Create value at every touch
Be an authentic brand and culture
Marketers who re-imagine more likely to outperform
Revenue Growth / Gross Profit Growth3-year CAGR, 2008-2011
Engage:optimize
experienceacross all channels
Analyze: sophisticated and cross company marketing analysis
Low High
High
Low 6% / 7%
12 % / 10% Leading Marketers
IBM research can guide your marketing journey
Only 22% of marketers use social channels in their integrated marketing campaigns.
Less than 20% of marketers use on-line customer behavior data to drive off-line campaigns
IBM State of Marketing 2012370+ Marketing Execs
Mobile sales as a percentage of total site sales hit a record 13% in March 2012 – double 2011
Visitors referred from a social site are 50% more likely to buy than visitors overall
IBM Holiday Readiness Report
CMO’s feel least prepared to deal with: Data explosion Social media Growth of channels and devices Shifting consumer demographics
IBM CMO Study – 1700 CMOs
Resources – Get Connected!
Visit www.ibmconnectedcustomer.com for access to many assets and resources, including eBooks, analyst reports and
IBM research that can help guide your marketing journey.
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Q&A SessionKey Digital Trends
for 2013
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Noah Elkin
More than 120 eMarketer reports are published each year. The following are a few recent ones you may be interested in: Key Digital Trends for 2013
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