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Words of wisdom
"You can create a business, choose a name, but unless
people know about it you're not going to sell any
products”
Richard Branson, founder of the Virgin Group
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Multi media channel strategy is about integration
• The effective use of multi media channels starts with integration where all
channels reinforce each other.
• But it is easier said than done…Marketers believe that:
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Research is consistent
“This study mirrors what’s happening in Australia today. Customers now use a
whole range of different communication channels and expect continually improved
standards of customer service from their providers. These providers need to
speak with a consistent and unified voice which is proving a real challenge”
Chris Lowther, General Manager of Customer Analytics and Interaction at Pitney
Bowes Software
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Strategy development
Defining clear objectives
• Overall objective – what are you trying to do?
• Quantifiable and/or qualitative targets
– Acquisition, retention, participation, up-sell, cross-sell, branding…
• Budget available, ROI imperatives (core metrics)
• What does success look like?
Strategic versus tactical considerations
• Overall or brand message vs. tactical message, how do they fit?
– Is you brand message integrated
– Are your product messages integrated
• Think beyond campaigns
Does your right leg run faster than your left leg?
• How will the sum of channels be measured?
• Assessing the value of each channel
Lack of clarity or thorough consideration of objective is a core risk
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It’s all about targeting…
Defining the target audience
• Attributes and characteristics: Who are they?
• Where are they in the lifecycle: Prospects, clients, repeat clients, defectors
• Attitudes, needs and wants: Attitude towards the category, the brand the product. Level of engagement. What are they looking for?
• Behaviours: What attracts them, what do they respond to and not to? What are their defined patterns?
• Targeting: where do you find them
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Defining, defining, defining…
“The mediums of communication that will communicate your brand value proposition have to be
based on your potential customers and your customers’ segments. What this means is that
different segments can be more reactive to certain mediums. In most cases their habits of
media consumption will vary. Therefore a thorough understanding of your target market is
critical for media selection.” - Branding to differ
Consumers react to different variables:
• Rational variables: Pricing, special offers, change in product features, use of marketing
• Emotional variables: aspirational, value reinforcement etc
• Mediums or communication mechanisms.
The more defined the greater the ability to answer:
• How will they react to specific offers, via which channels of communication? Which form of
communication and creative execution in the short term will they respond to?
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When data is scarce there’s always love…
• The more you know them, the more you understand them, cater for their
needs and their specific behaviours, the more chance you have to build
a lasting relationship…
• Where do they hang out, what do they like, how do they respond to
you…
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Medium selection
No panacea to media planning. A number of key considerations require
attention:
• Media consumption:
– How are my segments gathering information within and outside the category my brand is involved with?
• Media availability:
– What are the mediums available to reach my segments?
• Contact cost:
– What are the most cost effective channels to reach my segments?
• Required frequency:
– How many times do I need to communicate to drive action?
• Suitability:
– What mediums are better suited to carry my message?
• Integration:
– What is the optimal cross medium approach?
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Reach of your target audience not the whole market
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7 $200.00
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5 $120.00
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3 $90.00
2 $20.00
1 $10.00 $25.00
10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%
Frequency
Reach %
Cost
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Media & Channels communication planning
EmailsPodcastsWebinars
EventsContent
WebsitesMicrosites
NewslettersTweets
TelephonyClient Services
Sales TeamsPoint of Sale
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Media & Channels communication planning
EmailsPodcastsWebinars
EventsContent
WebsitesMicrosites
NewslettersTweets
TelephonyClient Services
Sales TeamsPoint of Sale
TVOnlineMobilePrintDisplaysRadioEvent/ConferenceBlogsCollateralTweetsMedia ReleasesArticlesListsSyndication
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EmailsPodcastsWebinars
EventsContent
WebsitesMicrosites
NewslettersTweets
Telephony
Client ServicesSales TeamsPoint of Sale
TVOnlineMobilePrintDisplaysRadioEvent/ConferenceBlogsCollateral
TweetsMedia ReleasesArticlesListsSyndication
Media & Channels communication planning
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The two dimensions of planning
Vertical progression
• Defining the role of each medium
• How do the mediums work in conjunction vs. each one separately?
• Building reinforcement of messages, concordance, repetition
• Different mediums resonate with different audiences
• Customization to audience
• How do this message work with other brand / product/ promotional messages within the organisation?
Horizontal progression
• Message progression
• Evolving the message/story evolve over time
• Defining the full customer experience
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Vertical reinforcement of messages
Above the line – high level message, set the scene, create noise, call to action
Social – is about noise, expansion, endorsement, feedback
Public Relations – endorsement
Online increasing reach & frequency, drive to website, call to action
Website – reinforcement, activation
Direct – More intimate communication, one to one, direct response, call to action
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Horizontal integration of messages
• Each story has a progression
• The entire customer experience requires attention
• Each step must be congruent with the previous and the next as well as will the
overall organisational message
Reach
IntegrationFrequency
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Resonate with your audience
Message & creative Planning
• One core message, different conversations
• But is consistent overall
• AND consistent with brand message and visual identity
• Each channel message reinforces the other
• Different channels provide different longevity
• Think short term, think long term
Adaptation to audience
• Multi channel provides ability to customise to segments
• Message & creative can be adapted to each channel = further customisation as channels impact segments differently
• Increased cut through
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Communication strategy
The strategic approach to communication encompasses 5 key elements:
Continuity
Relevance Clarity BelievabilityDifferentiation
Archetypal Brand Foundation © Jean-Luc Ambrosi 2011
1 2 3 4
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‘Costs matter’: Campaign progression
Message
-Effective today
Activity
-Newsletter
- Webinar
-eDM
-Media release
-Advertising
-Online\
Message
-Announcement
Activity
-eDM
–Media release
Advertising
- Online
Message
-Cost matters messages
Activity
-Direct mail
Advertising
-Online
Message
-Costs matters
Activity
-Direct Mail
-Dedicated microsite
-Supporting video
-Collateral for advisers and adviser clients
Advertising
-Online
Direct MarketingAnnouncement
Emaukl
Effective date Conversion
week 1 week 3 week 5 week 8
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‘Costs matter’: Campaign progression
Message
-Effective today
Activity
Newsletter
Webinar (
-Media release
-Advertising
Online\
Message
Announcement
Activity
eDM
Media release
Advertising
- Online
Message
-Cost matters messages
Activity
Direct mail
Advertising
Online
Message
-Costs matters
Activity
Direct Mail
-Dedicated microsite
-Supporting video
-Collateral for advisers and adviser clients
Advertising
Online
Direct MarketingAnnouncement
Emaukl
Effective date Conversion
week 1 week 3 week 5 week 8