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Personalisation & Measurement:An IntroductionFarooq Ansari
Reading Room Manchester
A Tangled Web
WEB DATA INSIGHTS EFFICIENCY
Personalisation
A means of enhancing the visitor experience to awebsite by elevating certain functionalities
Personalisation: It’s Important
52% of digital marketers agree that the
“ability to personalise content is fundamental to
their online strategy”
41% are committed to providing a personalised
web experience
Personalisation: It’s Important
50%
32%
33%
27%
6% 42%
Personalisation: Factors contributing to its rise
• Fall in the cost of deployment
• More crowded market
• More content
Personalisation: What sets a personalised site apart?
STANDARD SITE:PRESENTS THE SAME
CONTENT TO ALL USERS – REGARDLESS OF
PROFILE, PREFERENCES AND BEHAVIOUR
PERSONALISED SITE:THE USER EXPERIENCE IS
CHANGED TO BE DIFFERENT TO EACH USER BASED ON PRE-
DEFINED FACTORS
Personalisation: the different types
PERSONALISATION
PRESCRIPTIVE
EXPLICIT
IMPLICIT
EXPLICIT & IMPLICIT
ADAPTIVE
Personalisation: General characteristics
• Rule-based & triggered by interactions with a user
• Insight into a user can come from various factors
• A business logic is integrated into a website and, when triggered by a user’s activity, it changes the static display of content to match the visitor
Personalisation: EXPLICIT
PASSIVE
User able to customise/tailor or otherwise set up features
“Passive” in the sense that they may or may not choose to set up accordingly
E.g. Early Yahoo!
+ Easy to set up- Too many log-ins
SEGMENTED
User given a profile which determines what content will be
shown
Often used by marketers to create specific groups
A good way of creating an extranet environment
+ Great for sites with a lot of content- More onerous from an admin
perspective
Personalisation: IMPLICIT
“BEHAVIOURAL TRACKING”
The clicking activity of a website visitor is tracked and monitoredEvery incremental click is then used to determine the content
received by the visitor
e.g. Amazon
+ No log-in or other details necessary- In maintenance terms, this is the most labour-intensive to maintain
& th most involved
Personalisation: HYBRID
“THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS”
Where a visitor on a passive or segmented site could have implicit tracking applied at a particular stage of their journey
Alternatively, an implicitly tracked user could be asked to register for an “explicit experience”
e.g. ebay
Pros and cons: A combination of explicit and implicit
Personalisation: ADAPTIVE
“THE SYSTEM CREATES THE PROCESS”
Where the system itself creates the logic that determines what content to displayIncremental behaviour of website users is analysed to model a 'user' or 'user type' and the
system uses this knowledge gained to personalise content displayed automaticallyPredicts the content that a visitor is looking for based on incremental behaviour
e.g. Baynote, Google, Amazon
+ Does not require setting up, and a great choice for organisations who could benefit from personalisation but lack the in-house resources to effect it
- Complex tech underpins its operation; still in its infancy
Personalisation: Trends
THE RISE OF MOBILE
BEHAVIOURAL
TARGETING
BIG DATA
CLOUD/SaaS
Personalisation: Overview
• Here to stay
• Those already using it will improve their systems
• The rise in personalisation part of a broader paradigm shift in tech landscape
Measurement
QUANTITATIVE:
THE “WHAT”
QUALITATIVE:
THE “WHY”
YOU NEED BOTH
Measurement: Analytics
...is the measurement, collection, analysis and reporting of internet data for purposes of understanding and optimizing web
usage.
- Official DAA definition
Measurement: Analytics: The Key Questions
WHO
WHERE
WHAT
HOW
A BETTER EXPERIENCE FOR USERS
Measurement: What You Need To Remember
THERE ARE NO
INDEPENDENTLY
MEANINGFUL
METRICS
ANYTHING CAN
BE A SOURCE OF DATA
THE TRUTH LIES IN
THE CONTEXT
Measurement: The Need For Context
Metrics are only meaningful when interconnected...
Measurement: The Latest Trends
BIG DATA
MORE DATA
SOURCES
SOCIAL MEDIA
MORE PLATFOR
MS
Measurement: What We Can Expect
• Universal analytics• Attribution Modelling Tool• Cost Data Import• Customer Lifetime Value• Recency, Frequency and Monetary Value• Custom Dimensions/Metrics• Mobile
Measurement: The qualitative tools
The most important data point: how customers/visitors interact with your web presence
An ongoing process...
Measurement: Measurement & Personalisation
REAL-TIME, INSTANTANEOUS ANALYTICS CAPABILIT
Y
PERSONALISATION
GOOD
ANALYSIS OF DAT
A
CLARITY
& UNDRSTANDIN
G
Measurement: Overview
CONTEXT
Conclusion
#1There are increasingly sophisticated approachesto both web personalisation and webmeasurement
Conclusion
#2This is necessary as we live in increasinglycomplex times: more data, more devices, moreusers, more content
Conclusion
#3This complexity has an upside, as it will allow usto derive greater value and understanding,increasing ROI whilst delivering a far better userproposition
Conclusion
#4A “win-win” scenario for site owners and users –it’s not just about a better site; it’s about abetter business