the converged media imperative - dma/ibm webinar
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September 12, 2012 IBM / DMA Webinar
The Converged Media Imperative:
Combining Paid, Owned & Earned Media
Rebecca Lieb @lieblinkDigital Advertising & Media Analyst
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As consumption habits shift, brands require media ubiquity
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The average consumer sees c. 3,000 brand impressions a day. Media is and will continue to converge as brands are challenged to intercept this elusive customer, regardless of medium, channel or time of day
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5 factors
5 FACTORS
3 factors
3 FACTORS
5 factors
5 FACTORS
advocacyawareness consideration intent purchase support loyalty
5X3X5=75
75X7=525
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Tesco customers scan and purchase goods in virtual subway supermarkets
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Customers scan QR codes to purchase products for same day delivery. More than 10K consumers visited the Home Plus mall using their smartphones. New members rose by 76% after the first implementation and online sales
increased by 130%. This was deployed in Seoul.
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Tesco grew to #1 grocery retailer online and a close 2nd offline by adapting to dynamic customers’ needs
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Solution: Bring the store to the customer via interactive
displays during commutes.
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Digital Paid, Owned, and Earned media6
micrositescorporate blog
corporate websiteSponsored posts, adsPPC ads
Display, banner ads
Pay per post blogging
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Paid Owned Earned
Visualizing Paid, Owned, and Earned
Requires media buy Owned or controlled, does not require media buy
User-generated or media content surrounding brand
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Investment in Earned & Owned increases in 2012 8
Source: Society of Digital Agencies (SoDA) via eMarketer, 2012
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A closer look into each media type
Source: Society of Digital Agencies (SoDA) via eMarketer, 2012
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Now, let’s define Converged Media10
Two or more channels of paid, earned, and owned media. Consistent storyline, look, and feel. All channels work in concert, enabling brands to reach
customers throughout the customer journey
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Creating branded ‘surround sound’: how media types influence and enable each other
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PAID
OWNED
EARNED
Drives
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Drives volume
Provides platformPr
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Instructs where to amplify
Informs innovation, creative
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Question: Which media type are Facebook and Twitter?
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Answer: all three!13
Paid:
• Sponsored tweets, posts, engagement ads
Owned:
• Branded Facebook or Twitter page
• Brand-curated content
• Branded Facebook apps
Earned:
• Fan/user-generated content posted related to brand
• May be on brand’s page or elsewhere
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What does this look like on Twitter?14
Owned
Paid
Earned
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What does this look like on Facebook?15
Owned
Paid
Earned
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Converged Media Example: Earned + Paid16
Bazaarvoice deploys paid advertisements with user ratings and reviews. Microsoft
advertises with transparency; shoppers click on the ads to learn more from their peers.
PaidEarned
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How Successful Brands Deploy Converged Media
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Glidden Paint builds confidence by building experiences that resonate pre-purchase
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Overwhelmed by color choices and afraid of making a wrong decision,
sometimes shoppers give up. Glidden facilitates decision-making
by providing trusted voices, validating ideas, leading towards the
brand in the process.
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Glidden launches branded microsite, MyColortopia as the hub for advice, blog, tools
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Glidden invests heavily in “approachable” bloggers to be the voice of the experience– the consideration/
“inspiration” phase– not necessarily the brand. Content and tools aid in this process:
• ‘Ask the Colortopia Team’ Q&A forum• Blog • Influencers as publishing partners and promoters• Color selection/ room visualization tool• Personalized “My Project” folder
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Glidden employs a wide palette of channels, converging media for a streamlined brand experience
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Based on campaign insights and focus groups, Glidden introduces Before & After feature mid-campaign– helping inspire shoppers based on others’ success stories
Engagement skyrockets:• 500m digital exposures; 800k offline
exposures• 2k comments across properties• 100k+ tool interactions• 100m+ minutes spent interacting with
content• Shoppers 70% more likely to consider
Glidden for future projects
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Results apparent after just 6 months
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P&G tells stories of Olympian… Moms?22
P&G launched a globally resonant campaign to support 150 athletes and their mothers across 34 brands. In just a few months, multiple video ads received +5M views. Thank You, Mom Facebook
page has +750,000 likes in U.S. alone.
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P&G ties in product imagery with brand message and campaign story
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Brisk Tea combines old-school branding success with new-age tactics
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To promote new packaging, Brisk piggybacked on the release of Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom
Menace. They partnered to create a TV spot reviving Brisk’s mid-90s clay-animated ads, applying
it to the likes of Yoda and Darth Maul. Brisk integrates online and offline throughout the
campaign.
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Brisk ties TV commercial in with co-branded “Brisksaber” app
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Brisksaber allows fans to unlock new characters and objects based on codes found
on Brisk Iced Tea bottles. Scores can be posted on Facebook and Twitter. High scorers make the leaderboard on Facebook.com/Brisk
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Star Wars push only part of Brisk’s integrated “That’s Brisk, Baby” content strategy
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PepsiCo’s largest multimedia advertising campaign yields results:
• Facebook following jumped from 10k to 950,000 in ~18 months, 82% of whom are in their 20s or 30s
• In-store sales up 12%*• Total sales more than double in 2
years• Over 500,000 app downloads
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ClearChannel integrates online and offline channels to ‘make the audience the media’
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Converging media through digital billboards, gesture recognition, and social media
interaction, ClearChannel combines offline media with online to drive attention,
engagement, (advertiser interest), and a summer-long sweepstakes.
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National Car Rental listens to each campaign to instruct the next
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Learning: Fans share qualitative information about their travel habits in
exchange for travel perks. Rapid entries in short timeframe reveal unforeseen fan
competitiveness.
National invests in more campaigns tapping into both storytelling and fans’ competitive
drive; sees 30% growth in Facebook fanbase, thousands of new FB and Twitter followers. Both below-target cost-per fan/
per engagement metrics, millions of impressions via earned PR placement.
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The New York Giants bring social events to owned venues, generating earned buzz
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NY Giants were the first pro sports team to integrate live tweets into offline events (stadium, TV) and online (poll,
Q&A, e-commerce tie-in). Tying in social content and voting with real-time events generated an increase in e-commerce sales, a 127% increase in Twitter followers, and huge brand
amplification and awareness for related campaigns.
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Canon leverages owned microsite to drive tremendous earned response
Canon leveraged owned platform (Imagin8tion) for a contest in which winners’ photos (earned) inspire a Ron Howard short film.• 1.7 million YouTube channel views • 138,000 photo submissions• 21,000 votes cast• 23,000 posts• 192 press mentions, 415 blog mentions• 40% increase in positive sentiment
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ScottTrade hosts owned community platform to drive earned
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ScottTrade utilizes multiple approaches to drive earned on their own platform:
• Influencer advice• Featured blogs• Polling, community voting• Featured members• Community interaction features• Customizable experience
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Marketo shows B2B can drive earnedAnd still be effective on owned (Facebook)
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While Marketo advertises with Facebook ads, they keep it fun, interactive, and in line with the brand message (rock-and-roll theme). Customers interact with brand
directly on Facebook where they can expect an immediate response.
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Peets uses paid ads on mobile promoting earned media to snag new customers
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The converged experience for
customers:Airport retailers purchase
location-aware advertising on GateGuru to drive users into stores.
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SAP integrates paid and owned media types to strategically push SMB offering
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Paid
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SAP monitors and compares all content performance across channels and optimizes
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Cross-channel monitoring reveals which ads perform well with whom and where. Leveraging this data across platforms, SAP has seen +55 million impressions since late last year when
the campaign launched.
27%
14%
10%9%
7%
6%
5%
4%
4%
3%
11%
Smarter SME Software (Precise) (Owned) (Branded)
Hot Salsa, Hot Sales (Precise) (Owned) (Unbranded)
Improve Your Cash Flow (Precise) (Earned) (Branded)
Small Business Success (Precise) (Owned) (Unbranded)
Drive Business Growth! (Precise) (Owned) (Unbranded)
Run Your SMB Better (Precise) (Owned) (Branded)
What's Right For You? (Precise) (SAP) (Owned)
Drive Business Growth! (Precise) (Case) (Owned) (Branded)
Need to Boost Cash Flow? (Precise) (Earned) (Branded)
SMB iPhone Apps (Precise) (Owned) (Unbranded)
Other
Facebook Top 10 Assets (clicks)
-2.500%
-2.000%
-1.500%
-1.000%
-0.500%
0.000%
0.000%
1.000%
2.000%
3.000%
4.000%
5.000%
6.000%
Share Ratio Net Adopter
StumbleUpon Campaign Performance
Earned
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The Role of Data & The Digital Exhaust Trail
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Nearly half of digital marketers use no form of attribution
Lacking (or basic) tracking methods: a
testament to challenges marketers face in leveraging big
data.
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Attribution analysis remains a challenge
Incomplete or Missing Data
• Disparate devices, channels, platforms leave ‘blind spots’ when analyzing attribution
Complex Technology & Talent Requirements
• Massive data sets require big data platforms as well as a specific level of talent/ skill to unlock full potential
Defining What Success Means
• What defines success varies drastically by campaign; every attribution model must be unique to that campaign
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Most marketers conducting attribution analysis employ first/last event approach
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Using analytics to accurately reflect the dynamic customer journey
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Traditional Attribution Model
Dynamic Attribution Model
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Marketers feel a growing necessity to manage large amounts of data from multiple media streams
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Challenges
Numerous ‘permutations’ of the customer journey
Myriad of devices
Diverse social events
Geo-targeting
Behavioral targeting
Structured vs. unstructured data
Objectives Identify high potential audiences and
accurately target them
Enable the right message at the right time via the right content targeting
Maximize ad inventory by identifying high-value audiences across publisher properties
Optimize ad media purchase and understand the value of channels higher up in the funnel
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Create marketing effectiveness by capitalizing on big data 43
Audience Optimization
Content Optimization
Yield Optimization
Channel Optimization
Opportunities
Implement rules-driven integration of disparate data
Improve operating infrastructures
Create a network of data-centric technology and partners
Define marketing data governance
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Goal: Deliver the right message to the right person at the right time for the right price in the right channel
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Big Data = Big Opportunity
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Converged Media Success Criteria
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Brands that do not integrate paid, owned and earned media types are at a disadvantage
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Fragmented messaging, inconsistent branding
Redundant efforts, no communication/ collaboration
Departments competing for budget
Low customer engagement/advocacy
Convergence begins to occur in traditional media
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Altimeter identifies 11 criteria to successful converged media deployment
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Strategy: Understand Converged Media 48
Brand marketers must first possess an understanding of the changing forces of converged media:
• Emerging practices
• Content types
• Technologies
• Channels
• News, media, current events
• Behavioral trends
• Other trends specific to audience
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The value of each media type depends on the business
Source: Zuberance Paid, Owned, Earned Media Study, April 2011
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Owned35%
Earned32%
Paid32%
Biggest impact on business by cat-egory
Q: Which category has the biggest impact on your business in terms of generating
sales, new customers, and revenue from marketing-related efforts?
Owned media such as your
website or blog
Paid media such as search
engines, banner ads or other
advertising
Earned media such as reviews,
online forums, other sources for
peer advice
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Strategy: Plan a Stable Foundation 50
Two legs (or media channels) may hold up the converged media strategy, but stability and balance is achieved when design incorporates all three.
• Deploy all three media type in harmony, integrating each to instruct the next
• The insights that come with analyzing earned instruct where to amplify using paid and where to innovate in owned
• Owned media provides the platform upon which earned and paid can exist and is foundational to the brand presence and messaging, which inspires earned
• Paid media helps drive volume to owned and earned channels, and ultimately what amplifies the brand message.
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Organization: Ability to Achieve Earned at Scale 51
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Earned is the most difficult medium to achieve, particularly at a significant scale. Essential both to build and nurture earned media is:
• Content strategy, consistent brand messaging
• Listening & measurement tools
• Publishing tools
• Inter-agency/ vendor communication
• A fundamentally agile approach
• An ongoing effort
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Organization: Align Teams & Departments52
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Brands MUST overcome the cultural silos that exist internal to the organization, aligning in a number of historically autonomous areas:
• Ownership/ governance
• Communication
• Collaboration/ creative design
• Campaign goals
• Budget
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Intel among the first to reorganize… merging social media team with global media team
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“Why does this make sense? I found we were having similar conversations across teams. For the past several years, I have been encouraging every opportunity for them to work as one, sharing information and insights — driving cross media opportunities with our partners and thinking about a new world where the idea of “paid” or transactional media dissolves.”
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Organization: Align Agencies & Vendors54
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Each will have individual areas of specialization and expertise, yet full-picture visibility is essential for all partner companies. Brands must play moderator and facilitate:
• Communication
• Collaboration/ creative design
• Campaign goals, KPIs
• Performance incentives
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Production: Aligned Content / Creative Across Channels55
Design, voice, message, branding, and other creative elements must be consistent:
• Agreement/ alignment across stakeholders from day one
• Across all channels and touchpoints
• Singular brand message, no matter the media
• Natural extension of organizational and partner alignment
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Production: Real-time Capabilities56
To be effective in converged media is to be agile. Brands must enable:
• Proper labor resources
• Proper tools
• Stakeholder buy-in
• Communication channels between stakeholders
• Content marketing strategy
• Empower to act, particularly in Earned media
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Real-time marketing turbo-charges other efforts
Source: GolinHarris, The Promises and Pitfalls of Real-Time Marketing. http://golinharris.com/#!/insights/real-time-marketing-research/
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Production: Channel Flexible 58
The empowered and dynamic customer has choices in how they consume; brands must extend presence across:
• Multiple channels, platforms
• Multiple touchpoints
• Not JUST mainstream channels, instead following their customers
• Demographic-specific hang-outs
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Production: Influencer Relations59
In the digital age, brands cannot ignore influencers, as they can amplify the message (positive or negative) across all media types:
• Touting or shaming product/ service in unprompted Earned setting
• Acting as the voice of a Paid campaign
• Offering guidance or advice on Owned platforms
• Influencers are key to helping build Earned at scale
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Influencers vs. Advocates
Influencer Advocate
Definition An influencer is someone who actively shares their opinions, passions and expertise through their (large) personal and professional networks.
An advocate is someone who proactively defends, promotes and participates in the public conversation for a particular brand, product, service or cause.
Function Brand Amplifiers and Accelerators
Brand Defenders
Example Celebrities, analysts, bloggers Loyal customers
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Analysis: Social Listening / Analysis of Crowd 61
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Social listening, monitoring and measurement are key for substantiating agility. Brands must:
• Have systems and process in place to listen, measure, respond
• Let conversation instruct creative design, strategy
• Use insights to be proactive
• Allow insights to facilitate personalization/ resonance
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Metrics are the foundation from which investment potential is established, understood, optimized, and realized:
• The system for identifying KPIs must instruct the ongoing measurement itself
• Metrics should be established at the outset… but can evolve
• Metrics may shift based on segment, platform, campaign assets, goals, even cultural events, etc.
Analysis: System for Identifying & Measuring KPIs
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Putting the Pieces Together
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The Dynamic Customer Journey requires an integrated approach
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But it doesn’t end with the purchase…
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Execution Workflow: Experiment tactically, amplify intelligently, measuring and iterating throughout
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We asked brands, agencies and vendors to rate the maturity of the Converged Media space….
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While varied, the perception is clear67
Respondent Group
Average (1-5)
ALL 1.95
Brands 2.18
Vendors 1.72
Agencies 2.08
Respondents rated the maturity of the Paid, Earned and Owned space on a scale of 1-5, where 1 is Very Immature and 5 is Very Mature.
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But while brand report the highest rating, they lag in effectively deploying the converged media experience
BrandCreative
Digital
PR/ Communications
Social
Customer Service
• Mindset, access to resources vary by department• Departmental silos hinder converged deployment• Disparate toolsets further divide teams & initiatives
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Brand
Agency
Vendor Agency
Vendor
Brands cannot deploy converged media alone. They must coordinate agency and vendor
partners. Our research found that stakeholders are often resistant to cross-collaboration.
Brands must incentivize agencies (digital, social, PR, creative, etc.) and vendors work together
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For software vendors, acquisition and integration hinders converged deployment
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As media types flow together to converge, building software from the ground up is too costly and time consuming. Thus , vendors are forced to move outside of familiar territory to expand into new functions– or will be gobbled up by large software companies creating digital marketing suites.
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The Dynamic Customer Journey requires an integrated approach
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But it doesn’t end with the purchase…
Traditional Attribution Model
Dynamic Attribution Model
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From funnel to cycle…72
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Paid, owned and earned media are central to the influence loop, both for brands and their customers
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Summary73
Converged media is a growing reality
Paid, owned, earned integration makes marketing more effective
Processes and best practices are emerging
Redefining roles, hierarchies and organization is essential
Convergence is primarily digital now, but it’s bleeding into offline channels
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