The Personalisation 'Creepy' Scale

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How to Drive Conversions Using Digital Body Language Emma Knox, Senior Manager, Demand Generation Tweet me @emmajessicaknox THE PERSONALIZATION ‘CREEPYSCALE:

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How to Drive Conversions Using

Digital Body Language

Emma Knox, Senior Manager, Demand Generation Tweet me @emmajessicaknox

THE PERSONALIZATION ‘CREEPY’ SCALE:

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Personalisation

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Why do marketers love personalisation?

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Simple.

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Personalization Works.

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A lot of marketers bombard prospects with irrelevant, untargeted messages.

99.94%

of online ads are ignoredsource: google display bench mark tool

0.62%response rate from digital channelsSource: DMA response rate report 2015

3.57%email click through rate Source: getrespourse

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Marketers are the ones tasked with driving growth.

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We work in a hyper-competitive industry.

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We have a lot of NOISE to compete with

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Targeted content results in a 19% lift in conversions & sales opportunities.Monetate Study

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Having knowledge of the prospect is the only durable competitive advantage for marketers.

Bruce Kasanoff, Smart Customer, Stupid CompaniesMonetate Study

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INCREASE Frequency & Volume

PROSPECTSDemand Relevance

REWARDPersonalization

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Blog Subscribers, Followers on Medium/YouTube/LinkedIn

Downloads, Leads, Social Shares, Campaign Reach

Customers, Average Sale

PriceLTV:CAC

Followers & Fans, Likes & Retweets, Website Visitors

Marketing and Sales qualified leads

Sales opps,Opp value,

and we have a lot of

GOALS

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More TrafficMARKETING SUCCESS

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More TrafficMARKETING SUCCESS

More Leads

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More TrafficMARKETING SUCCESS

More CustomersMore Leads

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Finding Good Quality Content

PROSPECT SUCCESS

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Finding Good Quality Content

PROSPECT SUCCESS

Getting Answers to Questions

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Finding Good Quality Content

PROSPECT SUCCESS

Finding Solutions to Their Problems

Getting Answers to Questions

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Our Prospects Don’t Wantto Feel Like They Are Part of a Crowd

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but….

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When does personalizationgo too far?

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At what point do we damage the customer experience by trying to improve it?

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67% of customers find it intrusive when companies that they have never purchased with use their personal information to tailor their marketing.Experian, Personalization in Retail Marketing, Feb 2016

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So what is the creepy scale?

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“The point at which knowing a customer turns from creating a relevant experience to exhibiting stalker-like behavior”

- The CMO Council

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Perceived Value

Perceived Creepiness

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10

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The Creepy Scale

Ad Retargeting In-Store Facial Recognition

Personalized Offers

Loyalty Reward Points

On-Site Product Recommendations

Behavioral Ad Targeting

Push Beacons

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The Creep Factor

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In the future your

insurance company will know

when you’re having sex.

Kashmir Hill, fusion.net

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91% of adults ‘agree’ or ‘strongly agree’ that consumers have lost control over how personal information is collected and used by companiesPew Research Privacy Panel Survey, January 2014

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How about targeting women when they feel their ugliest?

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What about ads that address you by name?

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What about SWAG with your face on it?

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So what can we do as marketers to give prospects, relevant, targeted experience, without crossing the line?

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The Antidote to Creepiness IsEngagement

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Digital Body Language

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Digital body language

is actually very similar to real life

body language

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Digital body language consists

of• Website Clicks• Email Opens/ Clicks• Content Downloads• Social Media Touches

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Form SubmissionsName

Email & PhoneRole & Department

Company & IndustryEmployees / TeamChallenges / Goals

Geographic location

Digital Body Language

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InteractionsBlog articles readForms completedContent downloadedWebsite visitsEmails openedSocial media actionsVideos watched

Form SubmissionsName

Email & PhoneRole & Department

Company & IndustryEmployees / TeamChallenges / Goals

Geographic location

Digital Body Language

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Build a 360° view of every contactForm Submissions

NameEmail & Phone

Role & DepartmentCompany & Industry

Employees / TeamChallenges / Goals

Geographic location

Digital Body Language

InteractionsBlog articles readForms completedContent downloadedWebsite visitsEmails openedSocial media actionsVideos watched

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Build a 360° view of every contact

Who they are

InteractionsBlog articles readForms completedContent downloadedWebsite visitsEmails openedSocial media actionsVideos watched

Form SubmissionsName

Email & PhoneRole & Department

Company & IndustryEmployees / TeamChallenges / Goals

Geographic location

Digital Body Language

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Build a 360° view of every contact

Who they are

Their engagement levels

InteractionsBlog articles readForms completedContent downloadedWebsite visitsEmails openedSocial media actionsVideos watched

Form SubmissionsName

Email & PhoneRole & Department

Company & IndustryEmployees / TeamChallenges / Goals

Geographic location

Digital Body Language

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“If it don’t make

dollars / it don’t make

sense.”

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Understand when your prospects are becoming disengaged & annoyed.

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and make sure you

act on it.

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We created a workflow that unsubscribed250,000 peoplefrom our emails & continued to unsubscribe unengaged people over time.

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So what happened?

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Our blog email notification opens,

clicks, open rates, and clickthrough rates (mostly) increased.

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Why do we need to get this

right?

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There is a real and very present threat to marketers if we don’t.

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Remember when we looked at the

decline of ads effectiveness?

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Internet users have started installing ad blocking extensions by the millions.

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64% say ads today are annoying or intrusive.Source: Hubspot Ad Blocker Research, Q2 2016

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91% of people believe that ads are more intrusive than they were 2-3 years ago.Source: Hubspot Ad Blocker Research, Q2 2016

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When asked about the best way to support websites (to cover costs), the majority (68%) of respondents say they don't mind seeing ads -- as long as they're not annoying.Source: Hubspot Ad Blocker Research, Q2 2016

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KEYTAKEAWAYS

3Personalise

the experiencebut don’t get

creepy

4Engage with

your prospects &

read their signals

1Understand

Your Prospects Goals

2Gather

Information but understand

boundaries

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You can’t speak to your audience likethey are part of the crowd.

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but you need to respect boundaries

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Questions?