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Youth Marketing, New Media & other bollocks A make-over marketing methodology Filip Modderie for JOINED!, 2009

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Asking the right questions is one thing. The real question is, what are the answers? Realising that there is not one answer, but that trying to give an answer and getting your feedback on it is what social media is all about, we give you: The 4C matrix!

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Youth Marketing, New Media & other bollocksA make-over marketing methodology

Filip Modderie for JOINED!, 2009

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Youth Marketing, Generation Y,

Green Marketing,…

Twitter, Facebook,

Web 2.0, Mobile,…

Press

Agencies

Competition

Trend reports

Consulting

Your kids

Information overflow

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What should I do?

Solutions?

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HELP!

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They value other things.

Technology is just a mean.

They choose in a different way.

They live socially but want to stand out in their community.

…So quite different.

You should not treat Youth as your ordinary customer…

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Is our marketing all mixed up?

XAIUAPR model

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Do not throw the baby out with the bath water!

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It is not the idea that is wrong.

It is how you choose to work it out.

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A lot of traditional concepts still stand.

But do something with them! Eg. Event Driven Marketing

Check out my free white paper on Event Driven Marketing (EDM) at Slideshare.http://www.slideshare.net/xtension/event-driven-marketing-white-paper

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Youth Marketing?

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Why should I care?

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Now: Youth market

35% of your customer base

5% of your total gains

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Not so far away: Youth market

35% of your customer base

65% of your total gains

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And then we do not even speak about…

… Rising spending power of youth

… Influence of youngsters on family buying decisions

… The power of experimentation

… The impact on your scale effects due to their numbers

… The cost of being a teenager right now

… The money your kids spend on their phone bill

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“Being good enough will get you somewhere safe, being the best will get you at the lead. So be damn good. Not in everything, but in something. In a world full of competition, a lot of competitors are doing things ‘good enough’.

Young customers are born multi-taskers & will find the best that is out there. They do not always have a problem with mixing & mashing their perfect experience themselves from what different companies have to offer.”

Free after Seth Godin.

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“Don’t just talk the talk, be sure to walk the walk.Be truthful. You can communicate lies for sure, but they will come out. Period.

If you need to communicate something what might be not quite the truth, you probably should fix it before you communicate”

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“Basic communication flow:

A media is just a channel. It is the message that is important. Do not forget the feedback loop. Interaction is more than getting your message to as much people as possible. Take time to listen.”

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In case you thing: “Well Du-uh!?”Then remember the last time you heard a phrase like this:

“We should have a Facebook fan page, because everybody has one!”

“Why invest in R&D? Someone will steal it at some point.”

“How can we adapt our VRU1 system to make the call centre less costly?”

If that would be true, Facebook would literally explode. Not to mention your arms dealer, Chinese government,…

Probably true, but besides from the theory of the first mover advantage, customers might just love you for it.

By scaring away all your customers. That should do the trick. Off course, you also can just share the information instead of repeating it for every individual call.

1. VRU: the computer voice you get when calling a call-centre (http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/VRU)

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In case you are afraid…Image the cost of your customer care centre. Every inbound call is of a customer that is not happy about something (In case you know of a happy customer that calls just to tell you they like you, let me know). After getting past your automated VRU, your customer is not only not happy about something, he is now also annoyed at best. Now, the call centre employee has the almost impossible job to identify the customer, get a view on his/her details and immediately fix a problem (because that’s the nature of a phone call). Two minutes later, a customer that has exactly the same problem calls in and everything starts over again. Wouldn’t it be great if you had the opportunity to see a list of the problem of all your customers, so that you do not only have the time to really investigate the issue and give a solution to the customer? Wouldn’t it be even better when all your customers that have the same issue also have access to the solution? And what about all those customers that actually can say: “Thank you for helping me out!”?

What if you realize that all this is possible at the cost of being open to all feedback (positive and negative)?

Welcome to the world of new media!

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So What?I also read these trend reports.I know where to get. The question is…

HOW?

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JOINED! Presents the 4C segmentation matrix

Helps you see your (future) segmentation that is compatible with your communication mix.

Typically, a segmentation stays a strategic decision on a slide, whereas a communication matrix lacks the business relevance or strategic focus.

The 4C segmentation matrix gives you a combined view on segments, market potential and profitability trough communication-eyes.

Of course, it remains a theoretical framework, so feel free to add stuff to it and discuss the (dis)advantages with us.

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Client

status

Customer

s

Non-cust

omers

Interesting

Non-relevant

No reach 1-way communication 2-way interaction

Communication reach

Creative Customer Communication Consolidation (C4)

Segmentation Matrix

(See next slide for detail)

Quick win evaluation

Investing project

Must fix evaluation

Save money

ACTI

ON

Measure evolutions

Iconic brainstor

m

As-is analysis

Competition

analysis

Trend analysis

HiPPO CST

HiPPO: Highest Paid Person’s OpinionCST: Common Sense Theory

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C4 Segmentation Matrix

Client

status

Customer

s

Non-customers

Interesting

Non-relevant

No reach 1-way communication 2-way interaction

Communication reachKeep up.Invest.

Fix now.Save money.

Relative segment size

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Nice to meet you!

Filip Modderie

Contact: [email protected]

Follow me on Twitter: @Young_Marketeer

http://twitter.com/Young_Marketeer

For my resume, please go to LinkedIn at

http://www.linkedin.com/in/modderie

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FAQ

• Will be adapted based on your suggestions.• Feel free to contact me.• Contact us for more details at

[email protected]

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JOINED! Is a theoretical company framework that brings together young but experienced professionals. JOINED! offers company’s a new type of consulting and sounding board possibilities that blends real life consulting into crowd sourcing & virtual knowledge. We started with a focus on marketing and communication, but add a great touch of IT and HR.

All questions about JOINED! can be addressed to Filip Modderie.Interested in joining JOINED!, feel free to contact us at [email protected]

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Pictures

http://www.flickr.com/photos/tjt195/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/adampniak/3117983864

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Thanks to

• Wordle Tag cloud creator.• All your inspirational blogs out there.• All those creative people out there.

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