Marketing in the Engagement Economy

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Marketing in the Engagement Economy Shar VanBoskirk VP and Principal Analyst Forrester Research, Inc. Matt Zilli VP, Product & Segment Marketing Marketo

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Marketing in the Engagement Economy

Shar VanBoskirkVP and Principal AnalystForrester Research, Inc.

Matt ZilliVP, Product & Segment MarketingMarketo

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BuildBrand

GrowRevenue

ProveImpact

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Growing Customer Expectations

only consider brands that show they understand and

care about ‘me.’

(Wunderman)

79%

say the best brands exceed expectations across the

entire customer journey.

(Wunderman)

64% 70%

of buying experiences are based on how customers feel they're

being understood.

(McKinsey)

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Email Web Mobile Social Ads

Expanding Customer Touch Points

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More Informed Buyers

of buyers conduct research online during

the buying process. (Accenture)

94%

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How has technology changed you?

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Technology has: Created entitlement. Added stress. Adjusted our values.

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Source: Forrester’s North American Technographics® Online Benchmark Survey, Q3 2011, Base: 57,751 US online adults 18+Source: Forrester’s North American Consumer Technographics® Online Benchmark Survey (Part 1), 2015; Base: 61,222 US online adults 18+

We are always addressable

51%2011

62%2015

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The expectation that I can get what I want

in my immediate context and moments of need.

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Decisions create stress

“I was slightly stressed out about what to make for

dinner this week.”

“I feel very stressed, rushed and under

pressure at all times to make the best decisions.”

“If there had been a resource that could have helped us, it would have relieved some worry.”

“I wish I didn't feel so bad about my

decision.”

“In the past I have rushed choices and then regretted them afterwards, usually

after doubting myself at the time.”

“I felt tired, dizzy and fed

up about having to decide.”

“I felt hurried and I wasn't happy that I had

quite a few choices.”

“I was slightly stressed out about what to make for

dinner this week.”

“I feel very stressed, rushed and under

pressure at all times to make the best decisions.”

“If there had been a resource that could have helped us, it would have relieved some worry.”

“I wish I didn't feel so bad about my

decision.”

“In the past I have rushed choices and then regretted them afterwards, usually

after doubting myself at the time.”

“I felt tired, dizzy and fed

up about having to decide.”

“I felt hurried and I wasn't happy that I had

quite a few choices.”

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“When trying to concentrate on a task, an unread email in your inbox can reduce your effective IQ by 10 points.”

-Dr. Daniel Levitin

Digital makes it worse

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23%

15%

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For businesses this means:

A need for immediacy. Brand democratization. Data proliferation.

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Technology is smart and cheap

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We have entered a different era for business

InstitutionsCustomers

Information

Price LocationTechnology

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Most businesses aren’t ready

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ENGAGEMENT ECONOMY

This new world is the

And it’s here today

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ENGAGEeach personintelligently

LEARNfrom behaviors

+ adapt

LISTENacross channels+ touchpoints

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Digital Transformation

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Make your customer the center of your total operating model.

Forrester calls this:Customer Obsession.

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Customer obsessed businesses shift:

Customer led

Insights driven

Fast

Connected

FROM

Customer aware

Data rich

Perfect

Siloed

TO

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Customer led

Insights driven

Fast

Connected

Structure

Culture

Talent

MetricsProcesses

Technology

Apply these four operating principles across six levers

Structure

Culture

Talent

MetricsProcesses

Technology

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31 mentions of the “customer” in letter to shareholders

2 of 5 strategic priorities are customer-focused

Training makes customers the center of every role

Bank of Montreal puts the customer at the center of its business

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Image

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Marketers: catalyze a post-digital mindset.

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∞ 1 :

Pre-digital

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1 : 1

Digital

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1 : Moment

Post-digitalCompare

car models

Find dealersnear me

Take atest drive

Sign the contract

Plan my first road trip

Order parts

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Human Helpful Handy

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Employees become brand ambassadors

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To summarize:

Technology has changed customer behaviors and values.

This redefines business requirements and competitive strategy.

Work to become customer obsessed

Marketing can help with new rules for your brand: Be human, helpful, handy.

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4. Lead the change.

2. Manufacture customer moments.

1. Adopt a post-digital mindset.

3. Engage with context.

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What will you start, stop, and continue doing now?

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MARKETO ENGAGEMENT PLATFORM

MARKETO APPS PARTNER APPS

AUTOMATION ANALYTICS ADAPTIVE

CUSTOMER DATA & IDENTITIES

ENGAGEMENT APPS

ENGAGEMENT HUB

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Thank you!

Shar VanBoskirkVP and Principal AnalystForrester Research, Inc.

Matt ZilliVP, Product & Segment MarketingMarketo