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Ian Michiels Principal Analyst Gleanster Research Featured Speaker: WEBINAR Building a Business Case for Local Marketing Automation COMPLIMENTS OF: Susan Tormollen VP of Marketing Balihoo

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Page 1: Building a Business Case for Localized Marketing Automation

Ian MichielsPrincipal Analyst

Gleanster Research

Featured Speaker:

WEBINAR

Building a Business Case for Local Marketing Automation

COMPLIMENTS OF:

Susan TormollenVP of Marketing

Balihoo

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Building a Business Case for Local Marketing AutomationMarch , 2014

Ian MichielsPrincipal & Managing DirectorGleanster Research

COMPLIMENTS OF:

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Agenda

What is Local Marketing Engagement? Why is it necessary?

What tools are critical to supporting local efforts?

How do you quickly build a business case for Localized Marketing Automation?

Recommendations for making the case stick.

Justification by the numbers.

Best practices for national brands

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TODAY’S STATS

Total survey responses: 914

PERFORMANCE BASED ALGORITHM

All Respond

ents

2013 LMA Survey

(Nov. 2013)n= 265

Digital Engageme

nt(Sept. 2013)

n= 649

Top Performers: Respondents that achieved Top Quartile performance in key KPI’s

Everyone Else

Gleanster Benchmark Stats

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Importance of Digital for Brand Marketers

Digital is critical to future success

Lack of time

Lack of resourc

es

Unsatisfied with digital execution

Internal support

84%

61% 76%!

? ? ?

* n= 78 Brand Marketers, November 2013 Gleanster LMA Survey

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Distributed Marketing Environments Have Unique Challenges

CORPORATE MARKETING LOCAL AFFILIATES

86%Top Performers ranking personalized customer engagement as a top 3 imperative for revenue growth in 2014.

74%Local affiliates who

believe they have a "better level of understanding about local target audiences” than corporate marketing.

NATIO

NALB

RAND

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Distributed Marketing Environments Have Unique Challenges

CORPORATE MARKETING LOCAL AFFILIATES

NATURE OF CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIPSHOLISTIC / BROAD PERSONAL / 1:1

NATURE OF THE BRAND STRATEGYBROAD / STRATEGIC TARGETED / PERSONALIZED / FLEXIBLE

NATIO

NALB

RAND

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Distributed Marketing Environments Have Unique Challenges

CORPORATE MARKETING LOCAL AFFILIATES

NATURE OF MARKETING TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE

NATIO

NALB

RAND

CORPORATE MARKETING TOOLS & AGENCIES• Email• DAM• Social Media • Campaign Management

LOCAL MARKETING TOOLS & AGENCIES• Website hosting• Paid Search• Email• Social Media

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Distributed Marketing Environments Have Unique Challenges

CORPORATE MARKETING LOCAL AFFILIATES

NATURE OF OPERATIONAL EXECUTION & EFFICIENCY

NATIO

NALB

RAND

CUSTOMER DATA

CAMPAIGN REPORTING

BRAND CONSISTENCYSONY SORNY

DOMAIN EXPERTISE

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Challenges Managing Brand Consistency

68%

Brand consistency in locally executed marketing campaigns is a top 3 challenge with marketing communications.

CMO SUITE

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Redundant Technologies & Fragmented Customer Data

89%

Percentage of local marketers utilizing multiple marketing channels in marketing campaigns (email, paid search, landing pages, social media, direct, etc.)

LOCAL MARKETING

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Lack of Visibility on Campaign Performance

52%

Local marketers operated marketing technologies that captured data that was not integrated with corporate marketing platforms.

ALL RESPONDENTS

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Redundant Spend & Agency Relationships

77%

Local affiliates and local marketers that managed relationships with local agencies and consultants to create localized versions of marketing materials (outside of what corporate marketing provided).

LOCAL MARKETING

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Building a Business Case

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If you don’t know these, you have no case.

What are you trying to accomplish?

• Pressing reasons to implement• Clearly defined challenges• Current-to-future state understanding

Quantifiable Benefits

• What do we get?• How long will it take?• How much will it cost?

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What are Local Marketing Automation Tools?

• Email Campaigns• Email Templates• Basic Analytics• List Management• Drip Marketing

• Landing Page Hosting• Web Analytics• Lead Scoring• CRM Integration• Trigger Marketing• Social Marketing• Preference Management

• Dynamic Templates• Permissions & Security• Asset Management• Version Control• Local Websites• Paid Search• Local List Management• Comm. Frequency Caps• Workflow & Approvals• Holistic Analytics• Co-Op Fund Management

EMAIL MARKETINGMARKETING AUTOMATION

LOCAL MARKETING AUTOMATION

Gen

eral

Cap

abili

ties

/ Fea

ture

s

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Why do Top Performers Invest in LMA?

Customer preference managementRegulatory compliance

Empower local marketersReduce campaign cycle-time

Visibility on marketing effectivenessControl budget variance

Personalize local marketing materialsControl agency spend

Reduce costsIncrease revenue

0% 25% 50% 75%

28%

32%

41%

42%

47%

49%

55%

59%

65%

76%

Top Performers

Revenue

Cost / Efficiency

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Basics of a Solid Business Case

Preparation

Understanding

Funded Investmen

t

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A quick checklist for preparing the business case

Pressing reason to act Documented current state Understanding of future state 2-3 options for solving the challenges Understanding of stakeholders impacted Expected benefits (Quantifiable) Timeline Cost

Decision makers need to buy into your initiative over x many others.

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Bridging the gap between current and future state

Current State Future State???Is your Business Case

• What will we solve?• What is required to solve it?• Who will be involved?• What’s the benefit?• When will the benefit be

realized?

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Basic Process Swimlane Tool

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Stakeholder Management - From 20/20 Project Management

- From DocStoc

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Let’s Talk Numbers

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3 Benefits to Link to Tangible Return

REVENUE

SalesAverage Order ValueUp-SellingCross-SellingFrequency of SaleCustomer Retention

COST

Time Savings (Resource Costs)Agency SpendTechnology LicensesAsset LicensesData Integration and IT Support

CUSTOMER EXPERIENCEPersonalized MessagingCentralized Communication Frequency ManagementImproved SegmentationBrand ConsistencyUnified Multi-Channel Communications

Percentage of Top Performers that justify ongoing success of local marketing automation by successfully achieving increased QoQ sales objectives.

Versus 11% of All Other organizations who claimed the same.

52%Everyone ElseTop Performers

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Document Current Stats

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On the Cost Saving Side of Things

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On the Boosting Revenue Side of Things

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Recommendations

Be open to changing processes.

Engage all stakeholders and have a plan for managing them.

Consider a phased rollout. Benchmark existing stats

before starting the implementation.

Marketers who know this stuff have very successful careers because most marketers don’t want to know this stuff.

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© BALIHOO 2014 // ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

NATIONAL BRAND BEST PRACTICES

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© BALIHOO 2014 // ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

THE LOCAL LANDSCAPETHE SHIFT TO DIGITAL

This shift has been a huge opportunity for marketers at the national level…

…but has caused a serious problem for brands who rely on local outlets to sell their products. Local marketers can not keep up with the changing landscape.

Better TargetingBetter AnalyticsMore measurable ROI

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THE LOCAL LANDSCAPETHE SHIFT TO DIGITAL

Brands who rely on local marketers to execute local:Miss 50% of the local marketing mixAnd, they potentially miss 50% of consumer interest

Your brand needs to be here.

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© BALIHOO 2014 // ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

LOCAL MARKETERS PREFERRED TACTICSSOURCE: BALIHOO PLATFORM DATA, 300,000+ AFFILIATE ACCOUNTS

Circular

s/Share

d Mail

Total

Promotio

n Total

Magaz

ine Total

Radio Total

Altern

ative

Total

Newsp

aper

Total

Cable

TV Total

Direct

Mail Total

Network

TV Total

Out of H

ome Total

Display

/Ban

ner Ads T

otal

Email Total

Pay per

Click S

earch

Total

Yellow Pag

es Total

In-Sto

re Total

Video Total

$ SP

ENT

97% OF LOCAL MARKETERS

3% OF LOCAL MARKETERS

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SUBSCRIPTIONS VIA BALIHOO APPLICATION

Search Local Sites Email Direct Mail

SUBSCRIPTIONS

# OF

ORD

ERS

10% WHEN NATIONAL BRAND MANAGES

90% WHEN NATIONAL BRAND MANAGES

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THREE MODES OF LOCAL MARKETING AUTOMATION

EX: Local marketer accesses web-based LMA system to customize a newspaper ad. They download the ad and place the media directly with the vendor.

EX: Local marketer accesses web-based LMA to opt-in to paid search program. Program is executed and results are communicated.

EX: Websites published for every local affiliate using known data. Local marketers have the option to access web-based LMA system to modify, but it’s not required.

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BALIHOO CUSTOMER RESULTS

15-20% Engagement

80-100% EngagementTriggered email and DM campaigns: 13 to 1 ROI.

80-100% EngagementPage 1 SERP22:1 Conversion Phone vs. Form

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© BALIHOO 2014 // ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

ABOUT BALIHOOBalihoo is the premier provider of Local Marketing Automation technology. Our cloud-based platform allows national brands to think big and execute precisely.

A FEW BRANDS WE WORK WITH…

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ComplimentaryDeep Dive Research Report

Includes Cost and RevenueJustifications Worksheets

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Thanks!

Q&A

Ian MichielsGleanster Research @InsightFanatic

[email protected]

Susan TormollenBalihoo @[email protected]