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WHAT WE SHOULD DO

VERSUS WHAT WE CAN DO

THE PROBLEM WITH (BIG) DATA*

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PROFIT

WISDOM

KNOWLEDGE

INFORMATION

DATA

“THE MORE YOU DO SOMETHING, THE MORE LIKELY YOU ARE TO DO IT AGAIN”

#1

DRUGS:

0%  

10%  

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40%  

50%  

60%  

70%  

80%  

90%  

100%  

0   1-­‐2   3-­‐5   6-­‐9  

Cannabis Ecstasy Cocaine

Number of times used Source:  The  Na7onal  Ins7tute  of  Drug  Abuse    

Likelihood to take more

drugs

AFFAIRS:

0%  

10%  

20%  

30%  

40%  

50%  

60%  

70%  

80%  

90%  

100%  

0   1   2   3  Number of affairs

Likelihood to have

an(other) affair

Source:  Psychology  Today    

TODAY: THE END OF “BREAK-UP SEASON”

TODAY

Source:  amie  /  visual.ly  

0%  

10%  

20%  

30%  

40%  

50%  

60%  

70%  

80%  

0   1  -­‐  2   3  -­‐  6   7  -­‐  10   11  -­‐  14   15  or  more  Previous convictions

One year proven re-offending rate

Source:    Gov.uk  

RECIDIVISM

Number of website visits

Likelihood to return again

REPEAT WEB VISITS

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

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100%

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

UK-Football Club

US-Retailer

US-Automotive

US-Financial Services

UK-Retailer

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10%

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100%

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Number of purchases

Likelihood to repeat purchase

REPEAT BUYING

0%  

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20%  

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40%  

50%  

60%  

70%  

1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8  

UK-­‐Football  Club  

US-­‐Retailer  

US-­‐Automo7ve  

US-­‐Financial  Services  

UK-­‐Retailer  

Number of website visits

Percentage of visitors

MOST PEOPLE DO THINGS ONCE

WHY IS THE WORLD FULL OF LOYALTY PROGRAMS?

Marriott Rewards®, our award-winning guest loyalty program, and The Ritz-Carlton Rewards® program, now in its fourth year, together surpassed 45 million members, accounting for more than half of our room nights worldwide. Our members are committed to us. Over the past seven years, the most active 1 percent of Marriott’s customers accounted for more than 30

percent of room nights.

Source:  Marrio$  Interna7onal  Inc.  Annual  Report  2013  

HIGHER FREQUENCY OF PURCHASE PER CUSTOMER HIGHER PROPORTION OF REPEAT PURCHASERS LOWER DEFECTION INCREASED MARKET SHARE

“THE LONGER YOU LEAVE IT, THE LESS LIKELY IT WILL EVER HAPPEN”

#2

0%  

5%  

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20%  

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30   60   90   120   150   180   210  

Days into one year follow up period

One year proven re-offending rate

RECIDIVISM

0%  

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90%  

UK  Football  

US  Retail  

US  Auto  

UKRetail  

Days since last visit

Repurchase Likelihood

REPEAT VISIT LIKELIHOOD

“LOTS OF CUSTOMERS ARE UNPROFITABLE”

#3

VILFREDO PARETO

0%  

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90%  

100%  

0%   10%   20%   30%   40%   50%   60%   70%   80%   90%   100%  

% of customers

% of revenue

A TRADITIONAL PARETO

0%  

20%  

40%  

60%  

80%  

100%  

120%  

140%  

0%   10%   20%   30%   40%   50%   60%   70%   80%   90%   100%  

A REALISTIC PARETO

% of revenue

% of customers

“SEGMENTATION IS REDUNDANT IN DIGITAL” NOBODY IS A SEGMENT

#4

MY COLLEAGUE NICK GEEK PHOTO OBVIOUSLY STOLEN

MEET NICK

MASSIVE WHEY PROTEIN CLOSE UP

HIS DESK

SEMI-PRO IMAGE FROM FILM HEADBAND INC. SEMI-PRO

IMAGE – HEALTHY FOOD

SUPERFOODS, YUM

IMAGE – INSTANT FOOD

NUCLEAR DINNER

IMAGE 3 – BACON SANDWICH

MMM, BACON

Mike  works  as  a  graphic  designer  in  a  small  agency  and  one  day  wants  to  run  his  own  agency.    He’s  got  an  iPhone  and  a  Vodafone  360  H1  by  Samsung  phone,  one  personal  and  one  for  work.  He  follows  friends  and  key  people  in  the  design  industry  via  Twi$er,  blogs,  and  RSS  feeds.  He  uses  his  iPhone  for  work  emails  and  his  H1  for  Facebook.    He  uses  Twi9er  to  post  updates  about  what  he’s  up  to  with  his  project  work  as  well  as  using  it  as  a  tool  to  find  out  what  people  are  up  to  and  invite  them  to  events.  He  uses  Facebook  to  share  personal  photos  and  video  and  keeps  a  Tumblr  blog  to  post  interes7ng  things  he  discovers  and  share  them  with  his  friends  and  followers.  

Zoe  is  studying  a  Masters  in  Interna@onal  Development,  unsure  of  what  the  future  lies  ahead  of  her.    She  is  constantly  using  the  Facebook  app  on  her  Vodafone  360  M1  by  Samsung  phone  as  well  as  on  her  PC  to  upload  and  tag  photos  and  videos  from  places  she’s  been  to  with  her  friends,  as  well  as  to  find  out  and  comment  on  who’s  been  where  at  which  club  nights  and  par7es.    She  regularly  texts  and  messages  her  friends  to  find  out  if  they’ve  heard  about  a  new  pop-­‐up  shop  she  heard  about  via  a  flyer,  or  one-­‐off  warehouse  party  started  by  friends  of  friends.  

Geoff  works  as  an  senior  architect  in  a  large  prac7ce  and  has  a    wife  and  a  young  girl  and  6-­‐month  baby  boy.  He  thinks  the  @me  is  right  to  start  looking  for  a  bigger  home  for  his  family.    Geoff  uses  his  Vodafone  360  H1  to  take  photos  and  videos  of  prospec7ve  sites  he  visits.  He  purchased  the  H1  because  of  its  ability  to  check  email,  surf  the  web,  use  apps,  and  take  photos  and  video.    He  loves  the  built-­‐in  camera  and  also  uses  this  phone  on  holiday  to  take  snaps  of  the  family  as  it  fits  in  his  pocket  and  doesn’t  want  to  carry  a  large  SLR  around  with  him.  He  likes  to  upload  his  photos  and  video  to  Flickr  and  share  them  with  his  family  and  friends.  He  also  creates  photo  books  from  his  holiday  snaps  to  give  as  gibs  to  his  parents.  

Techie   Socialite   Cost-­‐conscious  

MIKE   ZOE   GEOFF  25-­‐34  single  male  living  with  friends  

18-­‐33  single  female  living  with  friends  

35-­‐49  married  male  with  young  kids  

#1 THE MORE YOU DO SOMETHING = F #2 THE LONGER IT TAKES = R #3 UNPROFITABLE CUSTOMERS = V

#   Ref   Name   Descrip@on   Strategy   Which  means  

1   HHH   High  Recency,  High  Frequency,  High  Value  

Your  best  customers   Milk   Protect  

2   HHL   High  Recency,  High  Frequency,  Low  Value  

Li$le  and  oben   Addict   Cross  sell  

3   HLH   High  Recency,  Low  Frequency,  High  Value  

Occasional  bingers   Upsell   Up  sell  

4   HLL   High  Recency,  Low  Frequency,  Low  Value  

Noobs   School   Nurture  

5   LHH   Low  Recency,  High  Frequency,  High  Value  

Former  best  customers   Oh  shit   Win  back  

6   LHL   Low  Recency,  High  Frequency,  Low  Value  

Former  li$le  and  oben   Oh  well   Low  priority  

7   LLH   Low  Recency,  Low  Frequency,  High  Value  

Former  bingers   Whatever   Low  priority  

8   LLL   Low  Recency,  Low  Frequency,  Low  Value  

Former  noobs   Trash   Ignore  

“NEVER TRUST A RATIO”

#5

NPS

These  rela7ve  Net  Promoter  Scores  were  then  correlated  with  organic  growth  measures.  In  most  industries,  NPS  explained  roughly  20%  to  60%  of  the  varia7on  in  organic  growth  rates  among  compe7tors.  

http://www.bain.com/publications/articles/the-economics-of-loyalty.aspx

ROI = NET REVENUE COST

“ALGORITHMS HAVE NO ETHICS”

#6

FACEBOOK YEAR IN REVIEW

THE RANDOM DARKNET SHOPPER

IMAGE EU MAYBE CHART OF INSURANCE CLAIMS BY GENDER

WHATSAPP EVIDENCE USED TO DIVORCE NEARLY HALF OF ITALIAN ADULTERERS

GIAN ETTORE GASSANI, ITALIAN ASSOCIATION OF MATRIMONIAL LAWYERS

“WE HAVE SEEN ADULTERERS USING THE SERVICE TO MAINTAIN THREE OR FOUR RELATIONSHIPS – IT’S LIKE DYNAMITE”

“THE CONSEQUENCE OF GETTING IT WRONG”

#7

MIND THE GAP

WHO IS THE MOST FAMOUS SPORTS PERSON

TO WRONGLY FAIL A DRUGS TEST?

DIANE MODAHL

FOR EVERY 5 LIVES SAVED, 17 WILL HAVE TREATMENT THAT DON’T NEED IT

Source: Cancer Research UK

PROBLEM WITH MARKETING: LACK OF CONSEQUENCES

“POLICING THE POLICE”

#8

STOP AND SEARCH IMAGE UK POLICE - ARMED

SECTION 60 STOP AND SEARCH WHITE PEOPLE: 87% OF POPULATION 41% OF SEARCHES 59% OF ARRESTS

HEADLINE GCHQ SPYING ON EMAILS NSA SAME

MISSING TEENAGERS GOING TO SYRIA HEADLINES – HOW?

THINGS WE KNOW THINGS WE KNOW ARE WRONG THINGS WE SHOULDN’T KNOW THINGS WE SHOULD KNOW

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