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BDO Connections Leveraging Engagement Science to Redefine the Customer Acquisition Process

Leveraging Engagement Science to Redefine the Customer Aquisition Process | Mark Stuyt

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BDO ConnectionsLeveraging Engagement Science to Redefine the Customer Acquisition Process

Mark Stuyt

About Mark:

Founder – Chief Engagement Officer

25 year sales professional (CA, Pivotal CRM, PeopleSoft,

SAP)

Advisor to Microsoft & Tier 1 & 2 Microsoft AX/NAV/CRM

Partners: Europe, North America, Asia

Author: Microsoft Accelerated Selling Methodology

Author: Microsoft Industry Acceleration Content

Mark’s contact info:

LinkedIn

(604) 617-8522

Website

US ASP pilot partners outperformed peer group by over 50%

- Microsoft Dynamics US R2R

What Will You Learn?

The Buying Brain

Buying Psychology

Emotional Customer Acquisition

HISTORICAL CONFIRMRESEARCH

Changing Engagement PointB u y e r 2 . 0

or

Brain Science

11

24 X 78

e-motion

.

.

350,000,000

40,000

10,000

20

5%Conscious

Logical

Price

Features

Functions

Emotions

Cognitive Biases

Engagement Experience

95%Unconscious

Intuitive

Decision Making is Nonconscious

Buying Psychology

21

Behavioral Economics 101B u y i n g P s y c h o l o g y

Primacy &

RecencyAnchoring

Premature

Cognitive

Commitment

Confirmation

Bias

Consistency

Principle

Required

State

Current

State

BUYING CYCLE

EN

GA

GEM

EN

T S

KIL

LS

Logical vs. Emotional Customer AcquisitionB u y i n g P s y c h o l o g y

Tribal BehaviourB u y i n g P s y c h o l o g y

Emotional Customer Acquisition

E m o t i o n a l C u s t o m e r A c q u i s i t i o n

Features

Requirement

IT

Team Workspaces

Compliance Reporting

Dashboards –

KPIs/Reporting

Jobsite Mobility

Mobile Time Capture

Web Services

BMI Integration

Records

Management

Cloud

EDI

Subscription

Licensing

Text

HOW

Function

Business Process

Management

Project

Collaboration

Project

Management

Budgeting &

Forecasting

Time & Expense,

Billing

Scheduling

Estimating

Inventory Control

Talent Mgmt

Subcontractor Mgmt

Equipment Mgmt.

RFI/Bid/Proposal

Mgmt.

Billing

Text/Video

WHY

(Trigger Event)

Metric

Business Challenge

Leadership

GrowthLarge or complex new project

FearLost a key customer

Project write-off

Utilization <70%

RiskCompliance penalty

Litigation

ControlPoor decision (due to bad

data)

Dialogue/Video

WHATMarket Forces &

Industry Drivers

Economic:

All major private sectors

showing growth

Regulatory:

Rapidly changing

building/zoning codes

Suppliers:

Unpredictable pricing

and supply

Competitive:

M&A - larger,

specialized competitors

Customer:

Risk resistant buyers

(fixed fee

projects/penalties)

Customer’s Customer

Demand for sustainable

buildings

Impacts

Economic:Growing backlog

Larger projects

Regulatory:Requirement for

specialization and training

in new “green”

standards/building

practices

SuppliersProject delays

Lower project profitability

Competitive:Increasing lost bids

Declining margins (BMR)

Customer:Increasing litigation, legal

costs & settlements

Increase in “rework”

Customer’s CustomerIncreasing labour costs

Declining utilization

Product

Innovation

Marketing

Messaging &

Assets

Sales

Engagement &

Assets

Emotional Messaging Framework

2X conversion

Reciprocity – Give to GetE m o t i o n a l C u s t o m e r A c q u i s i t i o n

Retrieved March 2016 http://www.themagicalyears.com/Special_Blog?cmd=post&id=8

600 200

Emotional CommunicationsE m o t i o n a l C u s t o m e r A c q u i s i t i o n

Engagement ProcessE m o t i o n a l C u s t o m e r A c q u i s i t i o n

Conversion

(Arm Raised)

Introduction

E-mail

(Credential)

Voicemail #1

(Curiosity)

E-mail # 2

(Value)

Voicemail #2

(Risk)

E-mail #3

(Fear of

Loss)

Nurture

400% increase in

prospect response

rates

- Microsoft SMB US

#1 Worldwide 45%

trial conversion

ratio

- Microsoft SMB US

Emotional DiscoveryE m o t i o n a l C u s t o m e r A c q u i s i t i o n

Behavioral Economics 101E m o t i o n a l C u s t o m e r A c q u i s i t i o n

Buying Decisions Are Made Early

Emotions Drive Decisions

Safety>Gain

Tribal = Survival

Decision Making is Wildly Irrational, yet Highly Predictable