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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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#CustomerDialogue
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
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
Welcome!
Jeff Nicholson VP of Global Marke.ng Customer Analy.cs and Interac.on Pitney Bowes So-ware
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
Audience Poll
Audience Poll (Select Mul)ple)
10
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
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
Is THIS How Your Customers Feel?
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
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
“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”
“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
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
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
Choreographing the Life)me Customer Rela)onship
Acquire > Onboard > Serve > Grow > Retain/ Reconnect
Suspect/ Prospect
Customer Active Customer
Best Customer
Recaptured Customer
Revenu
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Value
Op)mized Customer Rela)onship
Required Competencies
Data Insights (Analytics) Strategy Relationships/Communications
Typical Customer Lifecycle
20
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
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
Assembling your Dialogue Strategy
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
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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Trends in Omni-channel Dialogue: Closing the Marketer’s “Blind-spot”
Rules Engine Based!
Big Decisions!
Mobile & Web Channels Social Channels
ANONYMOUS P
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DIA
LOG
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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
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
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
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.
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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