34

Understanding Tomorrow's Customers

  • Upload
    e3

  • View
    283

  • Download
    1

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

MIRANDA GLOVER

Business Director

e3

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

Strategic Frameworks

Innovation * Customer Experience * Social * Content * Interactivity *

Omnichannel experience * CRM * CRO

Design & Build

UX * Branding * Responsive Web * AI

WHO WE WORK FOR

‘Innovation is an attitude not a department’

- Patrick Loh

INNOVATION DEFINED

Revenue streams created through new products and services The application of new business models

Solving challenges and exploring possibilities

CHANGING CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR; THE IMPACT AND INFLUENCE OF MILLENNIAL CULTURE

Kate Fitzpatrick, Senior Strategist

TODAY

Who are they?

Distinguishing behaviours

Impact on marketers

Who is doing what..?

THE MILLENNIAL SPECTRUM

DISTINGUISHING BEHAVIOURS

1. Experience

2. Value exchange

3. Information, influence and purpose

EXPERIENCE

“I’d rather tell people about something I’ve done than something I’ve got”*

*Bauer Knowledge: The Millennials Chapter report, 2015

LEADING WITH EXPERIENCE

VALUE EXCHANGE

Millennials accept that brands use their data to market to them and will trade willingly when the

offer is right

INFORMATION, INFLUENCE AND PURPOSE

Millennials turn to their social networks to validate choices and social approval is paramount

WHO’S MAKING HEADWAY

Brands starting to flex for millennial audiences

THE NOT SO GOOD

#fml when it all gets a bit #emojinal

CONSIDERATIONSDigital is key to millennial relationships with brands– Listen

– Lead with content not device

– Be authentic

– Don’t forget the others

– Deliver an experience

MOST IMPORTANTLY…

Identify uniqueness

THANK YOU

[email protected]

JOHAN KUYLENSTIERNA CORTHESY

Co-Founder

European Travel Ventures

COFFEE

ANGELIQUE MILLER

Director of Creative Partnerships,

Expedia Media Solutions