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Big Time Marketing on Little Money

Albuquerque SCORE

June 23, 2016 Jan Zimmerman, Author

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Offline

Old-school

Direct Mail

Sales

Advertising

TV

Radio

Brochure

Online

New-school

Email

Social Media

SEO & PPC

Video

Podcast

Website

PART A: THE MARKETING PLAN Traditional vs. Digital

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Let’s Take Our Own Poll How Many Already Have...

• Web site/blog

• Mobile-friendly site

• Press releases

• E-newsletter

• PPC ads

• Paid Banners

• Video & Images

• Marketing collateral (print)

• Direct mail

• Flyers

• Classified ads

• Print display ads

• Radio, TV, other

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• What are you trying to achieve?

• leads, repeat customers, sales, visitors offline?

• What objectives can you specify?

• How will you measure success?

• What is your budget?

• How long will it take you to recover your investment?

A Quick Review of Similarities: Marketing Goals & Objectives

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• Who will do the work?

• When will they do it?

• Use google.com/calendar or calendar.yahoo.com

• What tools will you deploy?

• What performance metrics will you gather and when?

Marketing Plan Implementation

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• Who is your target market (demographics)?

• What media do they use?

• What skills, staff, and other resources do you have available?

• How much time will you allocate to marketing - estimate 2 hours/tactic/week!

• What channels will you use? Try to do only 1-2 major channels at a time.

Strategy & Tactics

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New Tools, Old Rules Know Your Target Market

http://www.junctionsolutions.com

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Target Your Audience

• by interest area

• by geographical region

• by demographics

• by contextual reference

• by behavior

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New Tools, Old Rules: Fish Where Your Fish Are...

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The 4 P’s of Marketing

• Product or Service

• Price

• Position or Place (distribution)

• Promotion

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Product or Service

• Physical product(s) or service(s) being sold

• Includes packaging, associated services, e.g., tech support

• Use surveys

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Price

• Price point for product or service

• Includes discounts, special offers, warranties

• Compare to competitors

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Position or Place • Where distributed

• When distributed

• B2B vs. B2C

• How customers buy

• Where

• When

• How (catalog, phone, online, in-store)

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Promotion • Advertising

• Promotion

• Publicity

• Marketing collateral

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What an Integrated Marketing Mix Might Look Like

Social

Media

mobile/website

with landing pages

E-news

letter

Press Releases

Paid Ads

Direct Mail

SEO

Networking

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Making Integration Work • Have an overall strategy

• Strong calls-to-action and relevant offer

• Drive prospects to respond online (e.g. QR codes)

• Tie offline to specific landing pages that fulfill the promise of the promotion

• Maintain clear visual connection between channels

• Measure activity to specific landing pages

• Use shortened links or tracking links to see offline results in online analytics

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• Expect to invest as much for each new customer as they will spend in the first year

• Costs 7X as much to get a new customer as to sell to an existing one

• Compare using CPM (cost per thousand impressions) or cost per sale

What to Expect for Costs

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• Cost Per Thousand Impressions

• e.g., ad costs $500 for 10,000 impressions; CPM = $500/10 = $50

• Allows you to compare costs of different media

• The narrower the target market, the higher the CPM

CPM Lets You Compare All Media

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Cost of Customer Acquisition

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The Conversion Funnel

People Who See Your Marketing (Impressions)

Visits to Site (5% of Impressions)

2- 4% of

Visits

Prospects

Qualified Leads

Buyers

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• Differentiate

• department numbers

• phone extensions

• who to call

• URLs

• Ask how customers heard of you

• Track coupons and sales

Tracking Results

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Assessing Success: Google Analytics

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Part B: Online Marketing Tactics

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Cost of Customer Acquisition Online

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No Matter What Tactic: Benefits vs. Features

Features Stack 4 cartons Holds up to 300 lb 6’ x 2’ Heavy duty wheels

Benefits

Save Time!

Save Your Back!

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The Biggest 3-Letter Word in Marketing

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The Offer: A 4-Letter Word That Begins with

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Website > Mobile Site

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google.com/webmasters/tools/mobilefriendly

Website > Mobile Site

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Must Have: Google.com/mybusiness

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• Testimonials > Product Review

• Events > Calendars

• Business Networks > Social Media

Word of Mouth > Word of Web

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Testimonials: Yelp Review Site

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Events > Online Calendars

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Biz Networks: LinkedIn

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Biz Networks: MeetUp

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Direct Mail… A Few Stats

•78% of ONLINE consumers have provided a company with mailing address information to receive direct mail messages •75% of 25 to 34-year-olds have made a purchase resulting from direct mail.

•42% of direct mail recipients prefer to respond online

•25% of direct mail recipients will only respond online

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Direct Mail > Email

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Direct Mail >E-Newsletters

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Press Releases > Online

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• Cast a wider net

• Branding & Loyalty

• Build relationships

• Improve business processes

• Improve search engine ranking

• Sell when opportunity arises

• Mostly free (except for labor)

• Now offer targeted advertising

Pros of Using Social Media

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• Requires time (2

hr/wk/channel)

• Difficult to gain visibility

• Not as good for sales yet

• Advertising on social media has lower CTR than other online ads

Cons of Using Social Media

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Usage of Social Media

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Facebook

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Instagram (mobile)

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Twitter

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Yellow Pages > Directories

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Yellow Pages > Maps

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TV > YouTube

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What You Can Accomplish With Low-Cost Promotion

• Reach a targeted audience

• Integrate with and enhance other promotion

• offline: use your domain name and landing pages on radio, print, tv, packaging

• online: drive traffic to your website, blog, or social media presence with SEO, links

• Achieve synergy with other activities (web, social media, blog, newsletters, flyers)

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Exercise • Break into teams of four

• Review the marketing problem

• Define your target audience

• Select 4 offline and 4 online tactics for your marketing mix

• 15” for discussion with your team

• Report results to group 15” total

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Jan Zimmerman

Watermelon Mountain Web Marketing

info@watermelonweb.com

(505) 344-4230

watermelonweb.com/resources

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