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© 2011 University of Calgary MKTG 435 Marketing Communications Integrated Digital Marketing

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University of Calgary

MKTG 435 Marketing Communications

Integrated Digital Marketing

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Tries to talk itself out of the

problem…

BAD …

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© 2011 Can Cause Seizures…

BAD …

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GOOD…

Transcends it’s utility and brand to

become a part of our lives…

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What is Good Design?GOOD…

Doesn’t overcomplicate things…

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OLD SCHOOL

MARKETING…

Is Over…

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What is Good Design?OLD SCHOOL

MARKETING…

Pushing customers down the funnel

doesn’t work…

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NEW SKOOL

MARKETING…

Is Integrated, Measurable and

Engaging!

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What is Good Design?

Is Media Agnostic and User -

Centric…

NEW SKOOL

MARKETING…

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© 2011 But Digital is the HUB…

Digital Marketing IS

Marketing…

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© 2011 And Marketing Tenets Still Apply…

Digital Marketing IS

Marketing…

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What is Good Design?

Simple.

The POST Method.

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Are your market and your

organization…

People…

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User & Task Analysis

To arrive at User Goals.

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What is Good Design?

Bring life to the user…

Personas…

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16To understand where you’re going...

Objectives…

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What is Good Design?

People

Objectives

Strategies

Technology

Using ‘SWOT – like’ Tools

Competitive

Analysis…

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What is Good Design?Information

Architecture…

To align content with User Goals…

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19To plan before you Design &

Implement…

Strategies…

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What is Good Design?

To assess priorities…

Analysis…

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Are ‘all the same’…

Tactics/Tools/Technol

ogies…

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What is Good Design?

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Can be Overwhelming…

Tactics/Tools/Technol

ogies…

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What is Good Design?

23LOST??

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What is Good Design?

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Buzzword Bingo

HOW ‘BOUT NOW??

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Digital Marketing Tactics…

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Web Development…

Isn’t Easy…

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The ‘PEOS’ Media Model

Handy…

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The ‘PEOS’ Media Model

Handy…

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Web Call to Action…

Commerce & Conversion…

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Microsites…

Conversion…

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© 2011 Booooring but Effective…

Email…

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© 2011 ‘Rich Media’ experiences…

Mobile

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© 2011 Organic & Pay Per Click…

SEO & SEM

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Gamification

Conversion…

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© 2011 ‘Lazy’ Marketing but has Potential…

QR Codes

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Branded Entertainment

Virality…

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© 2011 Pick your spots…

Social ‘Web’

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Social ‘Web’

Trust the process…

4. Use your Influence

Amplify and scale by

arming active users with

tools and technology

3. Develop the

Community

Move community

stakeholders from brand

indifferent to brand

champions and advocates.

2. Build a Relevant

Presence

Connect with the top 5%

of constituency to give us

credibility

1. Evaluate the

Landscape

Identify influential channels,

users and themes and volume

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© 2011 Big Impact…

Big 4…

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© 2011 On FaceBook and Twitter…

Top Brands

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Social Integration

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What is Good Design?Digital Marketing

Integration

See the whole board…

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Digital Marketing

Integration

BLAM!

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What is Good Design?

Where do you start?

The Ad Biz…

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[email protected]

Twitter: John_hutchings

about.me/johnhutchings

Contact

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Strategy Social

Books:

• Mitch Joel. “Six Pixels of Separation‟

Sites:

• groundswell.forrester.com/

• emarketer.com

• forrester.com

• web-strategist.com

• sethgodin.com/sg/

• ageoftransparency.com/default.asp

• zagbook.com/

• gladwell.com

• http://www.slideshare.net/coolstuff/the-brand-gap

Books:

• Josh Bernof, “Groundswell‟

• Don Tapscott: “Wikinomics‟

• Eric Qualman, „Socialnomics‟

• Brian Solis, „ The End of Business as Usual‟

• Chris Brogan, „Social Media 101: Tactics and Tips to

Develop Your Business Online‟

• Chris Brogan, “Trust Agents”

Suggested Readings

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User Experience Design Form Design

Books:

• Don Norman, „The Design of Everyday Things”

• Steve Krug, “Don‟t Make Me Think”

• Jesse James Garrett, “The Elements of User

Experience”

• UX books:

smashingmagazine.com/2008/01/24/usability-and-

interface-design-books/

Sites:

• Boxesandarrows.com

• Adaptivepath.com

• Jjg.net

• Xplane.com

• Lukew.com

• Edwardtufte.com

• Backofthenapkin.com

Twitter:

• @adaptivepath

• @davegray

• @sunnibrown

• @brandonschauer

Books:

Luke Wrobleski, “Web Form Design, Filling in the Blanks”

Sites:

About the Challenge Disaster: Edward Tufte:

edwardtufte.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-

msg?msg_id=0001yB

Twitter:

• @lukew

• @use_this

• @smashingmag

• @mikaellindh

Suggested Readings

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Thank you!