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@jessie_paul [email protected]

Should you be a marketing geek? - Jessie Paul

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OUTSOURCED MANUFACTURINGMARKETPLACES

BUYER AGGREGATORS

#TRENDS

CAPACITY MAXIMISATION

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BIG DATA

SOCIAL CRM

PREDICTIVE ANALYTICS

#TRENDS

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IOT

SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRATION

OMNI-CHANNEL

#TRENDS

PAYMENTS

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Tech is Ubiquitous

Internal Tech

Tech in Offering

External Tech

SocialAugmented/Virtual Reality

Technologies that drive contextual/sensory information - IoT, NFC

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Marketer circa 2017

• Has the ability to track consumer preferences at the individual level. Can customize offerings as per these preferences

• Can predict purchases, using analytics and customer data

• On-the-fly pricing strategies are possible

• Wide variety of communication options available - digital, print, outdoor, wireless, direct, context-sensitive....

• Access to sophisticated tools to listen to the customer

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There’s tech. Lots of it.

ChiefMartec.com

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The Consumer Journey

Consider

Evaluate

Buy

Consume

Advocate

Bond

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Market Sensing

Value Proposition

Customer Awareness and Acquisition

Channel Management

Customer Advocacy

Customer Relationship Management

• Market insights, • Segmentation of customers• Propensity to buy • Target audience profiling

• Marketing Communication • Event marketing • Campaign automation and analytics

• Dynamic lead allocation • Trade marketing • Managing Trade / Channel

promotions

• Loyalty related processes• Customer engagement processes

Other Important processes and

Analytical processes

Topography of marketing processes

• Incentivization• Facilitation

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Marketing Architecture

CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES MARKETING OPERATIONS

MIDDLEWARE

TECH BACKBONE

DATA REPOSITORIES INTERNET PLATFORM

Brand messaging, Emails, Social Media, Events, Apps, Retail, Sales

Storytelling. Individually.

Analytics, MRM, DAM

Efficiency

Connectors, Customer Demand Planning, Data Management Platform, APIs

CRM, Automation, Content Management, E-commerce

Databases, User History, Market Data Facebook, Google, Twitter

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MASS->PERSONALIZED->INDIVIDUAL

MEDIA MESSAGING

PRODUCTPRICEPLACE POSITIONING

TECHNOLOGY

CUSTOMER HISTORY

MACRO DATA

INDIVIDUAL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE

TECH+ +

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So much to choose from.

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So much to do…

http://www.smartinsights.com/managing-digital-marketing/marketing-innovation/marketing-trends-2016/

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Internal TechAREA ELEMENTS

DATA OPS SEGMENTATION

BI

CONTACT MANAGEMENT

PREFERENCE MANAGEMENT

DATA INTEGRATION

CAMPAIGN AUTOMATION PERSONALIZATION

NURTURING

DAM

MULTI CHANNEL INTEGRATION

EMAIL MARKETING

MEASURE CAMPAIGN ANALYTICS

WEB ANALYTICS

DATABASE HEALTH

DASHBOARDS

LEAD MANAGEMENT ASSESSMENT

INTEGRATION WITH CRM

SALES ENABLEMENT

DASHBOARDS

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External TechAREA ELEMENTS

SOCIAL PERSONA MANAGEMENT

AD MANAGEMENT

AD ANALYTICS

ADVOCACY MARKETING

COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT

ADVERTISING PROGRAMMATIC BUYING

MARKETING MIX MANAGEMENT

RETARGETING

OMNI-CHANNEL CUSTOMER JOURNEY

MOBILE MOBILE AD NETWORKS

GEO-FENCING

LOCATION-BASED TRIGGERS

OMNI-CHANNEL CUSTOMER JOURNEY

OFFLINE-ONLINE INTEGRATION CONSUMPTION DATA INTEGRATION

RETARGETING

EVENT-BASED TRIGGERS

NFC

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What does Paul Writer do?

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Paul Writer engages with clients to help them develop and manage their outreach to a qualified audience.

Our approach is to enable consistent engagement with the target audience through multiple connected activities such as tweet chats, webinars, conferences, roundtables, research, advisory boards

This approach is ideal when clients have a named wishlist of organisations and have specific titles/functions that they wish to connect with

Since 2010, we have had the privilege of

partnering organisations such as:

AdobeCisco

Hindustan TimesIBM

LinkedInMicrosoft

SAPand more…

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We help you manage the B2B buyer cycle

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PHASE INITIAL RESEARCHPROBLEM DEFINITION

SHORTLISTING FINAL SELECTION POST-PURCHASE

Query

Industry trends Competitor

Offers 3rd Party

Validations Rankings

Customised to Industry

Ease of use Compatibility

Locations, Referrals Specific

Solutions Relationship

with sales

Best solution Demonstrated

competency Pricing Hand-holding Speed of

closure

Rationalizing purchase

Add-on Benefits

Deepen or disengage

Content

- Industry Research

- Success Stories

- Influencer Reports

- Industry Specific Solutions

- Use cases - Accessibility

i.e. contact channels

Testimonials Success Stories Awards Rankings Analyst reports Payment

Models Additional value

Solution design Benchmarks,

ROI, Y-o-Y savings

Pricing models 3rd party

verification of claims

Company updates

3rd party reviews

Customer testimonials

Cross-sales Added Benefits

Marketing Tools

WebinarsTweetchatsOnline adsAdvertorialsNewslettersConferencesRanking

WorkshopsCertification programs

RoundtablesAdvertorialsFacilitated connections to peer customers

AwardsWhite papersCase StudiesProduct Reviews

Member community platformProduct advisory boardsCustomer meetAdvocacy program

SOURCE: PAUL WRITER RESEARCH, FORESTER, GARTNER

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Services Snapshot

Service What Sample Clients

Marketing Advisory Services

Research and workshop approach to define the marketing problem and devise an appropriate response.

Happiest MindsIBSMicrosoftTech Mahindra

Community Management

Design, build and manage a community of users, customers or prospects. This includes managing online awareness, content publishing and events calendar.

Microsoft INDUS (Indian Users of SAP)HR Community (in progress)

Program Management Office

Act as an extended marketing organization of the client, manage a campaign using a larger ecosystem of providers

CiscoLinkedInSAP

Online & physical events

Conferences, Roundtables, curated agendas for conference-in-conference requirements, awards, tweetchats, webinars, certification programs, workshops

Hindustan TimesLinkedInMicrosoft

Custom Publishing & Research

Video interviews, case studies, research reports, articles, interviews, customer newsletters

AdobeYorke CommunicationsMicrosoft

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All rights reserved. No portion of this presentation may be excerpted or reused without the author’s written permission

Writer: n A person entrusted with managing a tea or coffee estate including the marketing and operational management. A trusted advisor of the estate owner. Origin: Colonial English.

Paul Writer: n A trusted advisor to brand owners.

West African symbol or adinkra for “help me and let me help you”

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