The Data Game

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The Data Game Providing Meaningful Metrics for Multiple Campaigns

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Some thoughts about how digital marketing agencies can provide great data insights for clients without killing themselves (and their margins) in the process.

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The Data GameProviding Meaningful Metrics

for Multiple Campaigns

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What We Will Not Cover

Source Attribution

Latency Affects from Multiple Touchpoints & Campaigns

Best Methods for Creating Reports (covered previously)slideshare.net/agencyside

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Teach to Fish Digital

Helps Companies Learn How to Manage Their Own Campaigns

Assists Agencies with Projects

Search, Email, Social Media, & Analytics

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Current IssuesToo Much Data

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Current Issues

Not Enough Time/ Money to Provide Consistent Value

Too Much Data

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Current Issues

Disparate Sources, Disparate Reports, Disparate Insights & Recommendations

Not Enough Time/ Money to Provide Consistent Value

Too Much Data

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Why Does This Happen?

It’s Your Fault

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Why Does This Happen?

It’s Your Client’s Fault

wah  ...  I  wanna  see  how  ALL  my  ad  groups  performed  ...  wah  ...

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Why Does This Happen?

Blame it on the Campaign

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Possible Solutions

1. Goals First Approach

2. Interval Reporting Approach

3. Story Tellers Approach

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Goals First

A.Determine Client Goals

B. Identify Relevant Measures by Tactical Implementation

C.Report Metrics that Align with Goals

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Goals First

Program Increase Sales by 20%

Improve Site Conversion to

4.0%

Increase Awareness

SEM PPC $ PPC Conv %

# Branded Searches

Display Ad $ Display Conv %

% New Visitors

Email Newsletter $ Email Conv %

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Goals FirstAGENCY LOGO

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Brand Awareness

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Story Telling

1. They understand quickly

2. You can share real data from the source

3. Makes for very productive face time

1. Not for every client (or agency)

2. Factor in editing time

3. Requires software

PC - Camtasia

Mac - Screenflow

PROS CONS

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Story Telling

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Automate Where Possible

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Account People = Analytics People

“Keep ‘em happy” “Keep ‘em well informed”

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Organic Growth

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PAST FUTURE

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Questions?Chris SietsemaTeach to Fish Digital(480) 389.5435

teachtofishdigital.com

linkedin.com/in/sietsematwitter.com/sietsemaslideshare.net/sietsema

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Slide-ographySlide 3 “The Planet Data Center” by The Planet on Flickr Creative Commons

Slide 3 “Alarm Clock” by alancleaver_2000 on Flickr Creative Commons

Slide 3 “Confusing Traffic Sign, Boston, MA” by NNECPA on Flickr Creative Commons

Slide 4 - The infamous Matthew Lesko

Slide 5 - “(don’t) Cry” by Pedro Klien on Flickr Creative Commons

Slide 6 - Blindfolded Holiday Gift Wrapping by Christine and Justin Gignac