Marketing to Women: What Every Brand Needs to Know, By LeapFrog Interactive
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Transcript of Marketing to Women: What Every Brand Needs to Know, By LeapFrog Interactive
AMA WebinarSeptember 15, 2010
#AMAPontiflex
Introductions
Speakers 3
Rick SmithDirector of National Accounts
Emily CarrollStrategic Planning + Consumer Insights
Suzanne BeaneVP, Media + Strategy
Emily Van WinkleCommunications + PR
Agenda
+ The female consumer 101
+ Shifts in marketing dynamics
+ Engagement marketing: Where to start
+ How women use social media
+ Successful campaigns & practical advice
+ A glimpse at the future: What’s upcoming in digital
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Setting the StageThe Female Consumer 101
The Female Consumer 101
+ Purchasing power and influence
85% of the household wallet
$7 trillion in consumer spending
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The Female Consumer 101
+ The driving force behind purchases in almost every category:
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91% new homes
66% personal computers
92% vacations
80% healthcare
65% new cars
89% bank accounts
93% food
93% OTC pharmaceuticals
Changing Marketing Dynamics
+ Movement from broadcast (one to many)
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BeforeBefore
Changing Marketing Dynamics
+ To engagement (one to one)
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TodayToday
Engagement: Where to start
+ User data is the first step
Before, marketers used to buy impressions, now they are focused on actual people.
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500 million users 75 million users46 million users
Email: 2 million Users
Facebook: 359,114 Users
Twitter: 25,000 Users
5 million plus moms 12 million plus email subscribers
Engagement: Where to start
+ Acquire user data from women on your website
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Site registration form
Facebook plug-in
OpenID
Engagement: Where to start
+ Acquire user data from women online, wherever they may be…
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Search ads
Engagement: Where to start
+ Acquire user data from women online, wherever they may be…
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Extend reach with sign up ads
• User signs up within the ad
• Pay per email/social user
• User data is sent from the publisher to the advertiser on the backend
Engagement: Where to start
+ Sign up ads are the most direct way to acquire user data
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Search
Sign-up form
Sign up ads
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Engagement: Where to start
+ Acquire user data from women online, wherever they may be…
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Transparency is key with sign up ads
• Protect brand integrity
• Customize messaging
• Optimize by venue
• Allocate higher budgets to publishers that deliver more active social users
Brands using sign up ads to engage women:
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Engagement: Where to start
+ Once you get user data, use email as the gateway to social
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Source: Harris Interactive Survey September 2009
Q: In the last year, which of the following types of information, if any, have you ever provided online to receive special offers or more information from companies?
• 96% of people are willing to share their email address.
• Only 12% are willing share social media information.
Women’s Use of Social Marketing
How Women use Social Media
+As many as one-third of women aged 18-34 check Facebook when they first wake up, even before they get to the bathroom.
+21% of women age 18-34 check Facebook in the middle of the night.
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Source: The First Thing Young Women Do in the Morning: Check Facebook (STUDY)
How Women use Social Media
+People spend over 700 billion minutes per month on Facebook
+The fastest-growing demographic is women age 55+, up 75% since September 2008
+While men make up the majority of Internet users worldwide, women spend 8% more time online, averaging 25 hours a month, to 3.9 hours for men
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Sources: Facebook Press Room. SFN report: Women 55 and older fastest-growing Facebook demographic. Study: Women use social media more.
How Women use Social Media
+Women spend more time on social networking sites – averaging 5.5 hours per month
+76% of all women online visit a social networking site compared to 70% of all men
+Women comprise 47% of current mobile web users, and between 2008 and 2009, the number of women using the mobile web increased by 43%, compared with a 26% increase in the number of men
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Sources: Study: Women use social media more. Why Social Media Means Big Opportunities for Women.
Successful Campaigns 22
Successful Campaigns 23
Delivering Email & Social Success
Resources for Delivering Digital Campaigns
+ Know your audience
+ Understand their motivations
+ Be mindful of brand sentiment
+ Prepare to interact
Resources for Delivering Digital Campaigns
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+ Fresh, more engaged consumer database
+ Deeper demographic/psychographic profile
+ Comprehensive snapshot of consumer engagement
Resources for Delivering Digital Campaigns
+ Dynamic content capabilities
+ Ability to bridge offline and online
+ Ability to add mobile components
+ Digital convergence
+ Heightened capacity for interaction
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Resources for Delivering Digital Campaigns
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+ Reassurance that strategy and tactics are succeeding… or not
+ Insight into what may or may not be working
+ Timely alerts about change in sentiment
The Future of Digital Marketing
+ Growth of location based Social Marketing Tools and their affluent users
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Announcing a LBS any day
1 Million Users and Counting
Tag your tweets with location Collect kickbucks for walking into your favorite stores
Find the coolest parties – right now! Visit cool spots for virtual passport stamps
The Future of Digital Marketing
+ Mobile, Mobile, Mobile
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Over 1.2 billion mobile phones were sold last year, in the United States. 16% of them were Smartphones. By Christmas 2011, Nielsen estimates 1 in 2 Americans
will own a Smartphone.
Mobile 2011: According to a Kony Solutions Study, 69% of Fortune 500 companies will launch mobile solutions over the next year. Additionally, a Deloitte study found 21% of consumers claim they’ve used web-enabled Mobile phones during their shopping process.
The Future of Digital Marketing
+ Adoption of Social Media Management
Tools
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HootSuite manages Twitter, LinkedIn,
Facebook and Ping.fm
The Future of Digital Marketing
+ Media Convergence on the way
Convergence is the flow of content across multiple media platforms, the cooperation between multiple media industries and the migratorybehavior of media audiences who willgo almost anywhere in search ofthe kinds of experiences they want.-Henry Jenkins
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Questions?
Maury Hill, LeapFrog InteractiveVice President, Business Development
Rick Smith, Pontiflex, Inc.Director, National Accounts, Pontiflex