Data works: connecting the data dots

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Friday 8 February

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Data works: connecting the data dotsThursday 17 July 2014, DMA House#dmadata

Welcome

Caroline Kimber, Head of data planning, VCCPme

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8.30am Registration and refreshments 9.00am Welcome

Caroline Kimber, Head of data planning, VCCPme 9.10am Open data: opportunities, examples and pitfalls

Tim Drye, Managing director, DataTalk 9.35am Mobile and the big data question

Mark Brill, CEO & online director, Formation

10.00am Maybe it’s time to consider Facebook as a direct marketing channelJack Rands, Social media manager, Blinkbox

10.25am Questions 11.00am Closing comments

Caroline Kimber, Head of data planning, VCCPme

Agenda

Open data: opportunities, examples and pitfalls

Tim Drye, Managing director, DataTalk

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Open Data:Opportunities, Examples and Pitfalls

Connecting the Dots…Tim DryeJuly 2014

OPPORTUNITIES

Trains, Rain or Pains?

Shoppers or Suits?

Live or Batch?

EXAMPLES

Sales Optimisation

Right place, right time

What’s your Crib?

PITFALLS

Impersonal

Open Access

Often free, rarely cheap

Open Data:An Opportunity for Exploration

Contact

Dr Tim DryeE: tim.drye@datatalk.co.ukTw: @timothydryeTe: 01480 210010M: DataTalk

– 1st Floor, Chapel House– Chapel Lane– St Ives PE27 5DX

Mobile and the big data question

Mark Brill, CEO & online director, Formation

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Hello!Mark Brill

@brillthings[please make some big data]

What the hell is this guy looking at? The World or something?

- Phone by your bed?- Check it first or last thing?- Share your phone with anyone?

More photos shared than Facebook

More messages sent than SMS

comScore, US, April 2014

2 x more shares3 x more active

Facebook, 2013, (reported by TechCrunch)

1.67

How much is your data worth?

Jacopo Staiano, University of Trento, 2014

Active | Passive

Attribution

Passive Data

Presence Orb

Being Useful

What’s Next?

Mobile data is powerful.

It is also personal.Understand your users,

gain trust and be transparent.

Mark Brill@brillthingsmark@formatie.com

Maybe it’s time to consider Facebook as a direct marketing channel

Jack Rands, Social media manager, Blinkbox

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MAYBE IT’S TIME TO CONSIDER FACEBOOK AS A DIRECT MARKETING CHANNELBY JACK RANDS

WHO AM I AND WHY AM I HERE?

WHAT AM I GOING TO TALK ABOUT?

• Why I’m focussing on Facebook

• Why I was sceptical about Facebook

• What’s changed about Facebook?

• Facebook’s advertising products

• Case studies from blinkbox

• The challenges with Facebook

• Summary

WHY I’M FOCUSSING ON FACEBOOK

• It’s the only social network which allows you to match your customers to its users

• Facebook is the social network I have the most experience working with

• And…

WHY I’M FOCUSSING ON FACEBOOK

1,280,000,000 monthly active users

WHY I WAS SCEPTICAL ABOUT FACEBOOK

• First it was Likes, then it was engagement and now it’s performance

• Facebook had a poor mobile strategy and was initially slow to adapt

• Initial tests we ran produced a very high CPA

WHAT’S CHANGED ABOUT FACEBOOK?

ORGANIC REACH

A MOBILE FIRST APPROACH

“We took a bad bet”

NEW ADVERTISING PRODUCTS

FACEBOOK’S ADVERTISING PRODUCTS

FACEBOOK’S BASIC TARGETING OPTIONS

CUSTOM AUDIENCES

You can use emails, phone numbers, Facebook IDs, App user IDs, Android’s advertising ID or Apple’s

Advertising Identifier (IDFA)

Your customer database

Facebook

WEBSITE CUSTOM AUDIENCES

Facebook Ads Exchange (FBX)

Used to retarget customers and potential customers

Uses cookies

Bought through demand side platforms

Doesn’t utilise Facebook data

Available in right-hand side and newsfeed on desktop

Able to deliver dynamic creative

Website Custom Audiences

Used to retarget or exclude customers and potential customers

Matches to the user’s profile on Facebook

Bought directly through Facebook

Can use Facebook data to add layers of targeting

Available in right hand side and newsfeed on desktop, and on mobile

Can’t deliver dynamic creative

Can be used to create lookalike audiences

LOOKALIKE AUDIENCES

COMING SOON

• Purchase behaviour targeting

CASE STUDIES

BLINKBOX MOVIES

• Over a 3 month test in 2013 Facebook delivered a CPA which was below target and less than half the CPA of display over the same period.

• We are currently in the fourth week of a new test.

BLINKBOX MUSIC

• In the first month of activity Facebook delivered a cost-per-install 62% lower than other channels, and 55% lower than target.

• Since then Facebook has continued to perform well and has become a fundamental component of blinkbox Music’s direct response activity.

THE CHALLENGES WITH FACEBOOK

• The match rate with Facebook is only around 50% - 60% for emails

• It can be difficult to obtain enough scale with Custom Audiences and Lookalike Audiences

• Inflated bids around popular events can increase costs

• You will probably need to invest time and money to test and learn

SUMMARY

• Facebook is quickly developing new advertising products

• Facebook is not the solution to all your problems, it’s another potential channel

• It might be worth considering Facebook as a channel for direct marketing

Q&A

Caroline Kimber, VCCPmeTim Drye, DataTalkMark Brill, FormationJack Rands, Blinkbox

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Closing comments from chair

Caroline Kimber, Head of data planning, VCCPme

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