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Stop thinking channels and start thinking journeys

Fred Van Westerop

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what we’ll cover today…

THE WINDS ofCHANGE

STOPthinking in terms of

channel

STARTthinking about the customer journey

SOMEBRANDS

leading the way

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what we’ll cover today…

THE WINDS ofCHANGE

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the landscape has changed…

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businesses are struggling to keep up

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what we’ll cover…

STOPThinking in terms

of channel

2

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What Businesses

Provide

What Customers Want

➢ Seamless➢ Continuous➢ Contextual➢ Convenient➢ Responsive

➢ Inconsistent➢ Channel specific➢ Disconnected➢ Irrelevant➢ Difficult

Advocacy Explore

Experience Choose

Discover

Acquire

There is a gap

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BrokenConversations

You Don’t Even Know Me

PoorExperiences

Impersonal& Irrelevant

47%ABANDON

PURCHASINGafter two separate

interactions

92%FEEL

NEGATIVEwhen asked to provideinformation multiple

times

62%SWITCH

PROVIDERafter three negative

experiences

87%POOR

PERCEPTIONwhen treated witha one-size-fits-all

approach

Source: Engagement 3.0 research report, Thunderhead 2014

The cost of getting it wrong.

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What businesses deliver

IS

What customers expect

Closing the Gap

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Journey view

OUTSIDE-IN

CUSTOMER CENTRIC

RESPONSIVE

RELEVANT

INISDE-OUT

SILOS

DISCONNECTED

FIXED

Start Thinking Beyond Channels

Channel view

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what we’ll cover today…

STARTthinking about the customer journey

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what is aCUSTOMER MANAGED JOURNEYThe unique and personal flow of interactions based on context, preferences and choices ofthe customer

The brand helps deliver value to both customer and brand at each step in the journey

The brand learns from each interaction to improve the choices it offers and guide the flows of interactions

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the 6 tenets of thecustomer managed journey

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It’s their journey, not yours

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Each customer can be on multiple journeys

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Every journey is unique, dynamic and not linear

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Businesses need tospeak with one voice

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Every step on the journey is an opportunity to create

value

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Journey performance is a valuable source of customer

insight

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The pay-off when we get it right.

85% 92% 87%

Source: Engagement 3.0 research report, Thunderhead, 2014

Favour details of offers and deals presented at the

right time.

Feel positive when customer information

and knowledge is put to good use.

Have an improved opinion of businesses

that remember previous interactions.

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Richer Engagement

Stronger relationships

Happier Customers

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what we’ll cover today…

SOMEBRANDS

leading the way

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vision

Identified key channel change points

To understand and provide a consistent and personalised experience across all Customer Interactions and Journeys

outcomeWeb offer interaction improvement of 20% - 135%

Focused, relevant conversations have resulted in a sales uplift of 59%

131% uplift in email response rates vs. previous campaigns

Saga Travel

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vision

Customer level insight over 3,500customer level insights gathered within first 8 weeks

With 1700 bars each with their own website. The brand want to bring the social back into the traditional bar scene and reduce the age of their primary customer

outcome2-4-1 pubs generate more than 3x the activity of other pub formats

Over 4x the response for personalisedconversationsvs. generic

Marston’s Brewery

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vision

Customer-level insight defining preferences, needs and behaviours

Drive engagement across the holistic fan base, even those that are unable to visit the stadium, by understanding the fan journey and needs on digital, mobile, outbound and contact centre

outcome Over 550,000 fans recognized across devices and channels in 6 weeks

increased membership take-up

increased VIP match day experiences

12% reduction in number of email campaigns

Premier League Football Club

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