Testing and Optimization

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The presentation discusses the impact of data driven cross-channel user experience optimization in marketing campaigns.

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>  Tes&ng  &  Op&misa&on  <  Data  driven  cross-­‐channel  user  

experience  op4misa4on  

>  Smart  data  driven  marke&ng  

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Media  A9ribu&on  &  Modeling  

Op&mise  channel  mix,  predict  sales  

Tes&ng  &  Op&misa&on  Remove  barriers,  drive  sales  

Boos&ng  ROI  

Targeted  Direct  Marke&ng    Increase  relevance,  reduce  churn  

“Using  data  to  widen  the  funnel”  

>  Wide  range  of  data  services  

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Data  PlaHorms    Data  collec&on  and  processing    Omniture,  Google  Analy&cs,  etc    Web  and  mobile  analy&cs    Tag-­‐less  online  data  capture    Retail  and  call  center  analy&cs    Data  warehouse  solu&ons    Single  customer  view  

Insights  Analy&cs    Data  mining  and  modelling    Tableau,  Splunk,  SPSS,  etc    Customised  online  dashboards    Media  a9ribu&on  models    Market  and  compe&tor  trends    Social  media  monitoring    Customer  segmenta&on  

Ac&on  Campaigns    Data  usage  and  applica&on    Alterian,  SiteCore,  Inxmail,  etc    Targe&ng  and  merchandising    Marke&ng  automa&on    CRM  strategy  and  execu&on    Data  driven  websites    Tes&ng  programs  

>  Clients  across  all  industries  

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>  Datalicious  op&misa&on  process  

§  Phase  1:  Data  analysis  – SiteCatalyst,  Discover,  SearchCenter,  etc  

§  Phase  2:  Test  design  &  planning  – Targe4ng  and  tes4ng  matrix  

§  Phase  3:  Test  implementa4on  – Full-­‐service  or  coordina4on  only  – On-­‐site,  off-­‐site,  call  center,  etc  

§  Phase  4:  Test  analysis  §  Phase  5:  Training    December  2011   ©  Datalicious  Pty  Ltd   5  

Targe&ng  before  tes&ng  

Purchase  Cycle  

Segmenta&on  based  on:  Search  keywords,  display  ad  clicks  and  website  behaviour   Data    

Points  Access  Advantage  

Frequent  Flyers  

Home    Loans  

Research,  considera&on  

Acquisi&on  message  #1  

Acquisi&on  message  #2  

Acquisi&on  message  #3  

Ad  clicks,  prod  views  

Conversion  intent  

Acquisi&on  message  #4  

Acquisi&on  Message  #5  

Acquisi&on  Message  #6  

Applica&on  starts  

Reten&on,  cross-­‐sell  

Acquisi&on  message  #3  

Acquisi&on  message  #3  

Acquisi&on  message  #2  

Email  clicks,  logins,  etc  

>  Implement  smart  re-­‐targe&ng  

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Test   Segment   Content   Success   Difficulty   Poten&al  

Test  #1A     New  prospects  

Acquisi&on  offer  A  

Click,    order,  etc  

Low   $50k  Test  #1B   New  

prospects  Acquisi&on  offer  B  

Click,    order,  etc  

Test  #2A   Exis&ng  customers  

Up-­‐sell  offer  A  

Click,    order,  etc  

High   $100k  Test  #2B   Exis&ng  

customers  Up-­‐sell  offer  B  

Click,    order,  etc  

>  Targe&ng  and  tes&ng  matrix  

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The  holy  trinity  of  tes&ng  

>  The  holy  trinity  of  tes&ng  1.  The  headline  – Have  a  headline!  – Headline  should  be  concrete  – Headline  should  be  first  thing  visitors  look  at  

2.  Call  to  ac&on  – Don’t  have  too  many  calls  to  ac4on  – Have  an  ac4onable  call  to  ac4on  – Have  a  big,  prominent,  visible  call  to  ac4on  

3.  Social  proof  –  Logos,  number  of  users,  tes4monials,    case  studies,  media  coverage,  etc  

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>  Best  prac&ce  tes&ng  roadmap  §  Phase  #1:  A/B  test  

–  Test  the  same  landing  page  content  in  completely  different  layouts  

§  Phase  #2:  MV  test  –  Then  test  different  content  element  combina4ons  within  the  winning  layout  

§  Phase  #3:  Challenge  –  Con4nue  tes4ng  and  introducing  layout  and  content  challengers  

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Element  #1:  Prominent  headline  

Element  #2:    Call  to  ac4on  

Suppor4ng    content  

Element  #3:  Social  proof  /  trust  

Terms  and  condi4ons  

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Apply  Now  

Chris&an  Knowitall  from  Whoop  Whoop:  Bloody  great  card,  changed  my  life!  Never  leave  the  house  without  it.    

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Element  #1  

Element  #2   Element  #3   Element  #4  

Element  #5  

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The  li9le  things  count  

>  It’s  the  small  things  that  count  

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>  Online  form  best  prac&ce  

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Maximise  data  integrity  Age  vs.  year  of  birth  Free  text  vs.  op4ons  

Use  auto-­‐complete    wherever  possible  

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Challenge  your  perspec&ve  

>  ClickTale  heat  maps  

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The  phone  s&ll  rings  

>  Use  unique  phone  numbers  

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2  out  of  3  callers  hang  up  as  they  cannot  get  their    informa4on  fast  enough.    Unique  phone  numbers  can  help  improve  call  experience.  

>  Jet  Interac&ve  call  analy&cs  

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Think  outside  the  box  

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Customised  landing  pages  

>  Seamless  research  experience  

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TV,  print,    direct  mail,  etc  

Organic,  paid  search  

Display    ads  

Display  ad    re-­‐targe&ng  

Applica&on  process  

Fall-­‐out  email  follow-­‐up  

ANZ.com    re-­‐targe&ng  

Ad  Server  /  SuperTag  

Ad  Server  /  SuperTag  

AdWords  

Test&Target  /  SuperTag  

Test&Target  /  SuperTag  

>  Network  wide  re-­‐targe&ng  

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Frequent  Flyer  campaign  

Card  customer  

Card  prospect  

Loan  prospect  

Access  Advantage  campaign   Home  Loans  campaign  

Access  customer  

Access  prospect  

Loan  prospect  

Loan  customer  

Loan  prospect  

Access  prospect  

Group  wide  campaign  with  approximate  impression  targets  by  product  rather  than  hard  budget  limita&ons  

>  Network  wide  re-­‐targe&ng  

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Card  customer  

Card  prospect  

Loan  prospect  

Access  customer  

Access  prospect  

Loan  prospect  

Loan  customer  

Loan  prospect  

Access  prospect  

>  Op&misa&on  success  stories  

§  Telstra:  Bundles  pages  op4misa4on  §  AGL:  Landing  pages  and  re-­‐targe4ng  §  NDS:  Website  build  including  op4misa4on  §  G&E  Money:  Landing  page  op4misa4on  §  ANZ:  Landing  pages  and  re-­‐targe4ng  §  CBA:  Data  driven  op4misa4on  strategy  

§  ADMA:  Tes4ng  &  op4misa4on  course  

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