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IntroductionIntroduction
“Old” Pentair.com & Business Sites Capabilities & Knowledge Mgmt Sites
InterestInterest in Pentair and products
SolutionsSolutionsSolutionsSolutions
“Previously” Did Not Maintain Interest
• Lacked a “story”• Not consistent• More questions than answers
• Cohesive Story• Consistent look and feel• More to come!
User Experience
Capture the Interest and Support the Internet
IntroductionIntroduction
Paul Frett• Director of Strategy and User Experience
Mike Kretsinger• Founder, Executive Creative Director
Becky Burley• Account Director
Dan Horwath• Project Manager
Mandy Gartrell• Account Coordinator
The Atomic Playpen Team
AgendaAgenda
Introduction & Overview
2010 Discovery Process & Findings
Online Approach & Objectives
Strategic Road Map
Steps Taken to Date
2011 Key Initiatives
Ongoing Evolution
Summary & Discussion
IntroductionIntroduction
• Founded in 1999• Born interactive• 35 Award-Winning
Employees• Full-Service Agency • In House Technology Team• Microsoft .NET & SQL CMS• Tier One Data Center
About Atomic Playpen
IntroductionIntroduction
Over the past 18 months AP has collaborated with a core team of Pentair decision makers:
•Corporate Marketing: Todd Gleason, Jeni Froemming•Corporate Communications: Betsy Day•IT: Paul Samadani, Bill Moine, and GBU representatives•VPs and Directors of Marketing across all 6 GBUs •Representatives of HR, Supply Managements and PIMS
The Pentair Team
Executive OverviewExecutive Overview
There are three key takeaways from today’s presentation:
• Pentair has already taken great strides to enhance its online strategy
• 2011 Key Initiatives will require consensus to move forward
• We are executing against a strategic roadmap that will take us through 2012
“Old” Pentair.com & Business Sites Capabilities & Knowledge Mgmt Sites
InterestInterest in Pentair and products
SolutionsSolutionsSolutionsSolutions
“Previously” Did Not Maintain Interest
Capture the Interest and Support the Internet
• Lacked a “story”• Not consistent• More questions than answers
• Cohesive Story• Consistent look and feel• More to come!
User Experience
Discovery ProcessDiscovery Process
Discovery ProcessDiscovery Process
Research and articulate a strategic road map that paints a vision interactive initiatives.
• Stakeholder Input
• Audience Research
• Industry Analysis
• Recommendations and Feature Lists
• Defined Roadmap
Q4 2009 – Q1 2010
Discovery ProcessDiscovery Process
For Pentair, AP Conducted Four Types of Research
1. Internal Stakeholder Interviews: Via an onsite workshop and 23 individual stakeholder interviews with key personnel, AP gained insight into key business needs and issues regarding branding, marketing, technology, sales, and future growth opportunities.
Interviews were conducted with the following groups:• Senior Management across all GBUs• Marketing• Corporate Communications• Human Resources• Finance• Technology
Discovery was conducted from Q4 2009 – Q1 2010
Discovery ProcessDiscovery Process
For Pentair, AP Conducted Four Types of Research
2. Customer InterviewsAP interviewed two direct Pentair customers, one Pentair Field Sales Representative and a Media/PR expert about how they preferred to engage with Pentair and companies like Pentair.
3. Consumer Focus GroupsVia two focus groups comprised of 10 consumers who owned and/or recently purchased Pentair products, AP gained insight into consumer purchase habits and their awareness of the Pentair brand.
Discovery was conducted from Q4 2009 – Q1 2010
Discovery ProcessDiscovery Process
For Pentair, AP Conducted Four Types of Research
4. Competitive & Comparative AnalysisAP analyzed the web sites of Pentair’s direct competitors as well as similar multi-brand organizations in other industries as a means of understanding “best-in-class” practices in design, content organization/presentation and functionality.
Direct Competitors Analyzed:• Siemens.com• PurWater.com• ITTFluidBusiness.com• Danaher.com• GrundFos.com• Rittal.com• AOSmith.com• Cuno.com
Comparative Companies Analyzed:• GE.com• Mars.com• TheCocaColaCompany.com• Philips.com• Xerox.com• Fritolay.com• Heinz.com
Discovery was conducted from Q4 2009 – Q1 2010
Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Internal StakeholderInternal Stakeholder
Develop an Online Identity
• Present the vision, mission and values that positions a single, cohesive company
• Tell a corporate story instead of individual brand stories
• Explain how and why GBUs work together
• Position and provide context for each GBU
Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Internal StakeholdersInternal Stakeholders
• Position the Pentair brand as a “world leader solving world problems”
• Demonstrate that Pentair is “an important part of your day, every day”
Focus on Dealers/Distributors, Investors and Recruits, but…Provide a Public-Facing Perspective on Pentair
Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Internal StakeholdersInternal Stakeholders
• Create case studies to emphasize solutions
• Present GBUs as a unified part of a single, powerful entity
• Develop a cohesive way to address a spectrum of diverse brands
• Allow GBUs a level of brand sovereignty
Use Pentair.com to Create Awareness
Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: ConsumersConsumers
Advertising and branding affect consumer opinion of brands and products
• Unaided awareness was highest among brands that advertise (PUR, Brita Culligan)
• In pool and spa, aided awareness was highest among Cal Spa
• Based on advertising these brands were perceived as providing quality products
Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: ConsumersConsumers
Brand awareness did not impact buying decisions
• Recommendations from contractors, home builders, and installers were the largest purchase influencers
• Systems and products that were in the homes of their friends and relatives or that they saw in model homes were looked on favorably
• Especially for well and pump systems, consumers looked for companies that would stand
behind their products with proven service and guarantees
• Price was not as important as quality and service
Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: ConsumersConsumers
The Web is a Critical Research Tool
• Validate recommendations
• Gain reassurance about the quality of products
• Build trust with chosen manufacturers that have proven results
• Balance of online purchase convenience and local representation
Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: ConsumersConsumers
Consumers Pay Close Attention to Water Issues
• Concern about water quality in their homes and communities was unanimous and a prime motivator to purchase products
• Looking for peace of mind, not deep data
• Newspapers and word of mouth are the biggest ways that consumers learn about water issues currently
Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: CustomersCustomers
Perceive Pentair as a Conglomerate
• Dealers, distributors and OEMs see Pentair as overseeing a variety of separate brands
• They have a narrow view of what Pentair does that is based on the brands they interact with. “Pentair is a pump company”
• Pentair does not mean much to them currently
Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: CustomersCustomers
Individual Brands are Important, But They Need More Consistency• Brand autonomy is important especially in markets where individual Pentair brands
compete against each other
• Differences between how brands are managed makes it hard to do business with Pentair
• While sales and accounting have moved toward standardization or consolidation, the online experiences do not offer the same content or functionality. This is frustrating to many customers.
Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: CustomersCustomers
Rely on the Web for Technical Support and Resources
• Rely on the Web for technical support and resources
• Inconsistency between brands is the most prevalent when trying to access online resources.
• Variations in product names and navigation make it hard for customers to find needed information. “They have good content on their websites, you just can’t find it.”
Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Q1 2010 Discovery Findings: Media/Investor RelationsMedia/Investor Relations
Transparency is Good, But the Site Needs More Clarity
• Current archiving strategy for news and company information adds a positive sense of transparency into the operations of Pentair
• Old site lacked a cohesive overview of Pentair that would make it easy for media and investors to understand and position Pentair accurately
• The site should emphasize systems and solutions more clearly
Online Approach & ObjectivesOnline Approach & Objectives
Create a Pentair Story
Establish a simple, cohesive story that brings Pentair’s vision to life and ties
together the various business models of its GBUs. In addition to addressing the
needs of core b-to-b customers, this story should also position the value of Pentair
to the general public.
Bringing this objective to life:Redesigned Pentair.com
•Alternative navigation module on the home page that steps users through the
various applications that Pentair focuses on
•Elevate GBUs to global navigation
•Create a mission/vision statement specifically for Pentair
Online Approach & ObjectivesOnline Approach & Objectives
Establish a Brand Framework
Bring a level of consistency to Pentair’s complex organization of brands and GBUs and
use this family of brands as a way to forward the overall brand story of Pentair.
Bringing this objective to life:
•Create a consistent set of guidelines to present brands online
•Develop flexible templates that brands can tailor to their marketing and channel
needs
Online Approach & ObjectivesOnline Approach & Objectives
Position Expertise
Use Pentair’s success stories across all GBUs to demonstrate Pentair’s brand story
and the impact that company has on the world today. Case study content should be
used to position GBUs, individual brands, as well as Pentair’s focus on systems and
solutions.
Bringing this objective to life:
•Present interactive, multi-media case studies throughout the site and as their
own section of site content.
•Elevate key case studies to micro sites.
•Create a product resource center that allows visitors to navigate to specific
brand and product information.
•Present original or 3rd party content on water quality and water sustainability.
Online Approach & ObjectivesOnline Approach & Objectives
Connect Marketing with Sales
Beyond simply positioning Pentair, the web site can also bridge the gap between
presenting product marketing information and actually driving sales through existing
channels.
Bringing this objective to life:
•Initially, elevate where to buy functionality consistently within the new brand site
templates.
•Ultimately, create global “Where to Buy” functionality that lives on Pentair.com as
well as brand sites.
•Allow users to navigate to where to buy resources in a variety of ways (by brand,
GBU, product category and/or specific product).
Online Approach & ObjectivesOnline Approach & Objectives
Develop a Flexible, Scalable Platform
Continually adding and updating content will be a key part of Pentair’s ongoing website
strategy.
Bringing this objective to life:
•Develop online properties on a consistent content management system that allows
Pentair employees to manage all site content.
•Provide content managers and editors at Pentair the right level of access and
approvals on the site.
•Ensure the content management system will scale with the growth of Pentair.
•Support multiple languages.
Step 1: New Pentair.comStep 1: New Pentair.com
• New look and feel
• New site structure
• Application-based interactive module
• Comprehensive presentation of case studies
• Introduction of multiple languages
Create the Story of Pentair
Launched 11/23/2010
Step 2: Extended Strategy to Flow GBUStep 2: Extended Strategy to Flow GBU
Flexible, but consistent brand sites
Residential Flow
• Flotec
• Hydromatic
• STA-RITE
• Myers
• Berkeley
• Simer
Launched Q3 2010 – Q1 2011
Extended Strategy to Flow GBUExtended Strategy to Flow GBU
Flexible, but consistent brand sites
Engineered Flow
• Fairbanks Morse
• Hydromatic
• Myers
• Delta
• Edwards
• Aurora
• Aplex
Launching Q1 2011 – Q2 2011
Extended Strategy to Flow GBUExtended Strategy to Flow GBU
Single, consistent distributor portal
• Consistent means for sales channel to interact with Pentair across Flow brands
• Can be leveraged to actively support the sales team and sales process
• Consistent access to all latest product information (price lists, specs, training, marketing materials, etc.)
Launching Q3 2011
Step 3: Increased AwarenessStep 3: Increased Awareness
Leveraging search
• Increase optimization efforts for organic search across Pentair.com and Flow brand sites via audit, analysis and rewriting all key SEO indices (meta data, alt tags, etc.)
• Increase network neighborhood through landing page strategy, extending micro site, and auditing/enhancing usage domain names throughout Pentair
• Leverage content management system to streamline optimization efforts
Step 3: Increase AwarenessStep 3: Increase Awareness
Extending Microsites
Global Citizenship ReportAP and Pentair created a digital version of the Global Citizenship Report.
Pentair.com/TwinsAs a premier project, a flagship example of systems and solutions, and a key consumer marketing opportunity, AP and Pentair developed an interactive microsite that brought to life the entire Twins Ballpark solution.
GCR Launched:Q4 2009
Twins Launched:Q1 2010
Step 3: Increased AwarenessStep 3: Increased Awareness
Developing a Landing Page Strategy
Owning Key Applications and Product GroupingsSeveral Pentair GBUs have marketing needs that go beyond their brand. To accommodate, AP developed a series of flexible landing page templates that allows GBUs and brands to have an online presence at key non-Pentair branded URLs.
Landing Pages are being developed for:•Residential Flow Technologies•Engineered Flow Technologies•Filtration Solutions
Templates are flexible to handle unique needs of each GBU.
Projected launch: Q2 2011
Step 4: Improved Technology PlatformStep 4: Improved Technology Platform
HTML Back-up
C4 Content Management System (C4)
Lisle Data Center
Flexible, Scalable Platform
Technical ImplementationTechnical Implementation
• Pentair and AP worked together to develop a long term hosting solution and hardware configuration
• Sites will be hosted at Lisle Data Center
• There will be redundancy with AP’s Tier 1 Sun Guard data center
Lisle Data Center
Server Implementation
2011 Key Initiatives2011 Key Initiatives
Current paths to product information are confusing and overly complex
AP is working with Pentair IT and Marketing to audit all existing product data in order to standardize and update all product data:
•Assets•Audiences•Applications•Warranty Information•Manuals
2011 Key Initiatives2011 Key Initiatives
“Where to Buy” needs to be more prevalent and accurate
Also conducting an audit of all sales contact information to insure that all sales contact are:
•Current•Comprehensive•Standardized across brands and product lines
2011 Key Initiatives2011 Key Initiatives
Audits will inform the creation of a Global “Where to Buy” and a global Product Resource Center
• Provides direct access product information
• Leads to standardized product and sales data across GBUs
• Enhances the brand with consistent experience
• Increases customer service
• Drives sales
• Decreases internal management costs
2011 Key Initatives2011 Key Initatives
Product Resource Center
Create a complete customer resource center targeted both at direct customers and consumers that provides easy, consistent access to a variety of information for all brands and products:•Warranty information•Manuals•Technical specifications
Projected Launch on Pentair.com: Q4 2011Rollout to other sites: TBD
2011 Key Initatives2011 Key Initatives
Global Where To Buy
Support sales from Pentair.com by launching a global where to buy that provides the ability to quickly find a dealer for any brand. This will allow consumers to find a dealer by:•GBU•Brand•Specific Product•Keyword
Projected Launch on Pentair.com: Q4 2011Rollout to other sites: TBD
2011/2012: Planned Evolution2011/2012: Planned Evolutionof the Online Strategyof the Online Strategy
2011/12: Planned Evolution of Online Strategy2011/12: Planned Evolution of Online Strategy
Mobile Site
Projected Pentair.com Mobile Launch: Q2 2011Rollout to other sites: TBD
Extending access to key Pentair marketing and brand content, a mobile site is being developed to deliver key corporate, brand and product information.
2011/12: Planned Evolution of Online Strategy2011/12: Planned Evolution of Online Strategy
Extend to Other GBUs
Projected timing:
•Residential Flow Technologies:
6 sites completed
•Engineered Flow Technologies:
2 sites completed, 5 in progress
•Filtration Solutions: Q3 2011
Norit: Initial Integration Q2, 2011
•Residential Filtration: Q1 2012
•Technical Products: Q3, 2012
•Pool & Spa: Q4, 2012
2011/12: Planned Evolution of Online Strategy2011/12: Planned Evolution of Online Strategy
Full Site Translation
As a means of positioning Pentair as a global company and beginning to appeal to non-English audiences, the new Pentair.com includes a two-phase approach to translation.
At launch, translations functionality was included in the site that allows users to see global navigation translated. The ultimate goal is to create tools and workflows to allow all content to be translated.
Projected Launch on Pentair.com: Q4 2011Rollout to other sites: TBD
2011/12: Planned Evolution of Online Strategy2011/12: Planned Evolution of Online Strategy
Emerging Media Strategy & Roadmap
To extend industry and consumer reach even farther, Pentair will develop an emerging media strategy that best harnesses key social networks to build brand, educate audiences, and potentially drive sales.
Projected Timing: 2011 – 2012
2011/12: Planned Evolution of Online Strategy2011/12: Planned Evolution of Online Strategy
Audit and Enhance Domain Strategy
Pentair owns a variety of domains. Currently ownership and management of these domains is scattered across the company. Pentair will audit all existing domains, work with legal to streamline, and establish guidelines for future domains.
A standard domain strategy will:•Provide Pentair more control•Identify legal issues•Streamline support
Projected Timing: Q2-Q3 2011
SummarySummary
We’re well on our way, and it’s great to have your support
Made a great deal of progress on the online strategy road map:
Launched new Pentair.com Extended branding strategy to Flow web sites Increase awareness with SEO and landing page
strategies Improved technical infrastructure
SummarySummary
We’re well on our way, and it’s great to have your support
• Established a solid online strategy that will evolve with Pentair’s business and brand strategy over the next several years.• Mobile Site• Extend to other GBUs• Full site translation• Emerging media strategy• Domain name strategy
SummarySummary
We’re well on our way, and it’s great to have your support
o Consistent leadership support will be critical:o Product Resource Center o Global Where To Buy
SummarySummary
We’re well on our way, and it’s great to have your support
Made a great deal of progress on the online strategy road map
• Established a solid online strategy that will evolve with Pentair’s business and brand strategy over the next several years.
o Consistent leadership support will be critical: