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Tales from the Air - Looking at Your Consumers from 30,000 Feet

Jan 13, 2015

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You engage with your customers on so many fronts - eMail, PPC, SEO, CSE, Affiliate Marketing, Social Media, Display Ads, In-Store, Print Media, and maybe even TV. Now we have to think about devices - Computers, Tablets, Smartphones, and maybe even Game consoles - to keep that consumer experience consistent. This presentation will look at how we view the BIG PICTURE and how we can K.I.S.S.
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Tales from the Air - Looking at Your

Consumers from 30,000 Feet

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Introductions

Chris Reighley Director of eBusiness @chrisreighley #BSUM

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Lets go on for a ride….

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What do Customers Want

Source: Shop.org

Question: How important are the following when shopping online?

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Mobile Device Ownership

Smartphones •  Over 120 million

U.S. consumers own a smartphone. •  Accounts for

more than half of all mobile phone users.

•  Increase of 20 million in past year

Tablet Devices •  Over 48 million U.S.

consumers own a tablet device. •  300% growth in

past year

Source: comScore

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What do our Customers want?

According to a recent study, customers buy online because:

•  81% shop online because they can shop any time of the day.

•  77% said they like to save time.

•  56% said they like it because they can find things easily.

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Black Box Model

Environmental Factors Buyer’s Black Box Buyer’s Response Marketing

Stimuli Environmental Stimuli

Buyer Characteristics

Decision Process

•  Product •  Price •  Place •  Promotion

•  Economic •  Technological •  Political •  Cultural •  Demographic •  Natural

•  Attitudes •  Motivation •  Perceptions •  Personality •  Lifestyle •  Knowledge

•  Problem Recognition

•  Information Search

•  Alternative Evaluation

•  Purchasing Decision

•  Post-Purchase Behavior

•  Product Choice

•  Brand Choice

•  Dealer Choice

•  Purchase Timing

•  Purchasing Amount

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WAIT A SECOND……

We are looking at the weeds.

Lets get back in the clouds!!

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Decision Process

Problem Recognition

Information Search

Alternative Evaluation

Purchase Decision

Post-Purchase Behavior

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Be A Problem Solver for your Customer

Our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can't help them, at least don't hurt them. Dalai Lama

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What Type of Email are you Sending???

•  When you are sending emails, what is the purpose? What part of the Consumer Decision Marking Process are you messaging to??

•  Are you measuring your emails differently based on the type of emails?

•  Are you only working the “Purchasing” decision with your emails?

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So, now what are YOUR PROBLEMS???

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Solve YOUR problems by Solving the CUSTOMERS problems

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Take Points: 1. Get out of the weeds and get into

the clouds – it’s about solving the customers problems.

2. When you communicate with a customer, what is the purpose? Do you recognize the decision making process?

3. Solve YOUR problems by Solving the CUSTOMERS problems.

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We will be know for the problems

we solve.

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