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"Blast" marketing strategies of the past are no longer sufficient to engage today's customers and foster loyalty. Typical campaign response rates have plummeted while customer opt-out rates have ascended, limiting your ability to converse with even your most valuable customers. New automated dialogue strategies can help retailers create a seamless experience across all channels and engage with each of their customers as individuals, connecting every customer communication - outbound, inbound, marketing, sales or service - into an ongoing dialogue where customer insight and understanding forms the basis for each and every interaction.

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Achieving Dialogue In The Age Of The Omni-Channel Customer

#CustomerDialogue

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Panelists

Jeff Nicholson, VP Global Marketing –

Customer Analytics and Interaction

Pitney Bowes Software

Alicia Fiorletta Associate Editor

Retail TouchPoints

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Achieving Dialogue In The Age Of The Omni-Channel Customer

Jeffrey M. Nicholson Vice-President of Global Marketing Customer Data, Analytics and Interaction Pitney Bowes Software

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Welcome!  

Jeff  Nicholson  VP  of  Global  Marke.ng  Customer  Analy.cs  and  Interac.on  Pitney  Bowes  So-ware      

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Now  lets;  review  how  PBBI  capabili5es  are  synched  and  matched  to  the  requirements  of  an  organiza5on  in  helping  them  build  out  life5me  rela5onships  with  their  customers.      

Agenda  

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Audience Poll

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Audience  Poll  (Select  Mul)ple)        

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 Which  of  the  following  channels  does  your  organiza)on  use  to  conduct  1:1  marke)ng  campaigns?    

 • Store  /  Call  Center  • Web  Site  • Mobile  /  Social  • Direct  Mail  • Email  

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Audience  Poll  (Select  One)          Does  your  organiza)on  have  a  current  ini)a)ve  or  outward  facing  

market  message  regarding    being  “customer-­‐centric”?    

•  Yes  •  No  

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Is  THIS  How  Your  Customers  Feel?  

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Top  Trends  Affec)ng  Customer  Marke)ng  

Increased expectation of relevance

Customer insight now a required core competency

Focus  on  efficiency  &  repeatability  through  automa5on  

Increasing importance of

customer centricity

Fundamental need for a 360° view -- customer portrait

Economic pressures,

smaller budgets Mini-capex Need for predictive

analytics to ensure customer relevance

More and more customer data!

Optimization, desire to balance needs of

customer with corporation goals

Efficiency  Drivers  

Customer  Trends  

Effec)veness  Drivers  

Corporate  Trends  

Increased opt-out

More channels, need for connected conversations

Increased ad-fatigue

Heightened competitive climate

More  accountability  for  results:    

test  &  measure  

Less brand loyalty Greater expectation of value

Drive to increase throughput

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Now  lets;  review  how  PBBI  capabili5es  are  synched  and  matched  to  the  requirements  of  an  organiza5on  in  helping  them  build  out  life5me  rela5onships  with  their  customers.      

Agenda  

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“What  customers  expect  from  us”   “What  we  actually  have”  

Reality  

•  Product-­‐centric  campaigns  

•  Opera5onally  focused  

•  Informa5on  &  channel  silos  

•  Independent  business  units  

•  Customer  ad  fa5gue  •  Limited  capacity  for  engagement  

Expecta)on  

• We  understand  them  

• We  value  their  business  

• We  deliver  on  our  promises  

• We  remember  them  

• We  strive  for  relevancy  

• We  are  connected  

The “Customer-centricity Chasm”

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“The Customer-centricity Chasm”

Customer Profile

Transaction

Channel

Lines of Business

Customer Preference

DATA CRM TOUCH POINTS

Infuse customer-specific insight into touch points

INCREMENTAL CRM

Understand past behavior Predict future needs

What à Why Next à Change

Right message, right time Dialogue across touch points

Optimize engagement

“Line of sight”

“Hindsight” “Foresight”

Inbound Outbound

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Now  lets;  review  how  PBBI  capabili5es  are  synched  and  matched  to  the  requirements  of  an  organiza5on  in  helping  them  build  out  life5me  rela5onships  with  their  customers.      

Agenda  

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Marke)ng  Strategy  is  Transforming  

Campaign  

• Direct  •  Product  •  Campaign  •  Interrup5on  •  Loyalty  Scheme  •  Push  •  Channel-­‐specific  

Dialogue  

•  Two-­‐way  • Value-­‐add  •  Conversa5on  •  Par5cipant  •  Trusted  Rela5onship  •  Customer  Access  •  Channel-­‐agnos5c  

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Choreographing  the  Life)me  Customer  Rela)onship    

Acquire > Onboard > Serve > Grow > Retain/ Reconnect

Suspect/ Prospect

Customer Active Customer

Best Customer

Recaptured Customer

Revenu

e  

$0  

Value  

Op)mized  Customer  Rela)onship  

Required Competencies

Data Insights (Analytics) Strategy Relationships/Communications

Typical  Customer  Lifecycle  

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Please  update  your  preferences  

Last  day  of  personalized  

offer  

Personalized  offer  

Customer  completes  preferences  

We  sent  you  an  email  

yesterday  –  do  you  have  

any  ques)ons?  

Value  reinforcement    -­‐  you  saved  $X  

Documents  generated  and  mailed  

Offer  acceptance  feedback  survey  

Thank  you  for  upda)ng  your  preferences!  

Your  Business  

Customer  

The  Results    •  Improved  customer  experience  •  Increased  customer  sa5sfac5on  and  advocacy    •  Increased  customer  value,  wallet  share  •  Improved  customer  reten5on  •  Single  source  for  customer  preferences  

Optimized Customer Dialogue

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Direct  Mail  

E-­‐mail  

Social  Media  

OUTBOUND  CHANNELS  

Text  

Mobile  

Contact  Centers  

Branches/  Stores  

Web  sites  

INBOUND  CHANNELS  

Social  Media  

DATA  MANAGEMENT  

INSIGHT  

STRATEGY  

COMMUNICATIONS  

Cri)cal  Components  for  Achieving  Cross-­‐channel  Dialogue  

COMPANY  

CUSTOMER  

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Assembling  your  Dialogue  Strategy  

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Event  Triggers:  Choreographing  the  Customer  Rela)onship    

•  Customer “life cycle” triggers •  e.g. new customer, cross-sell, contract expiration

•  Customer “life stage” triggers •  e.g. New baby, empty nester, retirement, marriage, birthday, etc

•  Transaction behavioral triggers •  e.g. Abnormal changes in transactional purchase patterns, spending

habits, account deposits, etc

•  Customer-initiated triggers •  e.g. Inbound interactions, online behavior

•  External triggers •  e.g. Socioeconomic & competitive

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Effec)vely  Orchestra)ng  Customer  Dialogue  

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Seek  an  Easy-­‐to-­‐use  Interface  Designed  for  Marketers    •  Low  learning  curve    

•  Intui5ve  opera5on  even  for  complex  mul5-­‐step,  mul5-­‐channel  scenarios  

Choreograph  Cross-­‐channel  Dialogue  Across  All  Customer  Touch  Points    •  Online:    Email,  web,  PURL    

•  Social:    Twi\er,  Facebook    

• Mobile:    SMS,  MMS    

•  Offline:    Direct  mail,  telemarke5ng    

•  Service  Branch,  ATM,    call  ctr,  IVR,  web  

•  Listening:    Integrated  online  surveys,  preference  management,  feedback  management  

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KNOWN

Trends in Omni-channel Dialogue: Closing the Marketer’s “Blind-spot”

Rules Engine Based!

Big Decisions!

Mobile & Web Channels Social Channels

ANONYMOUS P

RO

FILE

S

DIA

LOG

UE

S

Integrated Traditional Channels

Crowd Driven!

Micro Decisions!

On The Best Next Action!

Trigger and Inject!

Relevant experiences on the right channel!

Continuous Profiling! Append!

Merge! Synchronize!

Identify!

Transfer!

Verify!

Continous Dialogues!

!

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Now  lets;  review  how  PBBI  capabili5es  are  synched  and  matched  to  the  requirements  of  an  organiza5on  in  helping  them  build  out  life5me  rela5onships  with  their  customers.      

Agenda  

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Business  Challenge:    Increase  customer  life5me  value  and  provide  ideal  customer  experience  by  op5mizing  every  contact  with  mass-­‐affluent  customers      Portrait  “best-­‐next-­‐ac>on”  was  implemented  within  Merrill  Lynch  Wealth  Management  ‘s  exis>ng  CRM    call  centers,  web  site,  IVR  and  branches.    

Benefits  §   35%  increase  in  revenues  ($$  millions  weekly)  §   55%  improvement  in  client  sa5sfac5on  §   14%  improvement  in  agent  produc5vity  §   26%  increase  in  customer  reten5on  §   16  week  implementa5on  

    &  1to1  Media  

 

Case  Study:  Op)mized  Dialogue  

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Sales from 1:1 Marketing

0100,000200,000300,000400,000500,000600,000700,000

00/01 01/02 02/03 03/04 04/05 05/06 06/07 07/08

Direct Marketing Prompts

Benefits  of  Moving  from  Campaign  to  Dialogue  

Real  World  Results  from  an  Actual  PBS  Customer  

Tradi5onal  Direct  Marke5ng   Op5mized  Inbound  Dialogue  

Today  -­‐  2  Years    -­‐  4  Years  -­‐  6  Years   -­‐  1  Year    -­‐  3  Years    -­‐  5  Years    -­‐  7  Years      

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Defining  Your  Omni-­‐channel  Strategy

1.   Data  Capture  from  day  1  of  rela5onship  Establish  “your”  360°  view  Validate,  enrich,  integrate  

2.   Insight  Move  beyond  markets/segments  Predict  future  needs  at  individual  level  Infuse  into  every  omni-­‐channel  interac5on    

3.   Strategy  Orchestrate  “best  next  ac5on”  Take  stock  of  true  channel  use  Map  goals  to  customer  rela5onship    

4.   Communica)on  Leverage  “engagement”  channels  Close  the  “blind  spot”  Start  simple,  monitor  and  refine  

Take action. Make quick gains in as little as 16 weeks– without ripping & replacing.

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Q&A     Contact  Us:    Jeff  Nicholson  VP  of  Global  Marke)ng,  CAI  Pitney  Bowes  Soiware    E:  [email protected]  T:  @jnicholson30  L:    hHp://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffnicholson    

   

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Jeff Nicholson, VP Global Marketing –

Customer Analytics and Interaction

Pitney Bowes Software

Alicia Fiorletta Associate Editor

Retail TouchPoints

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