communicating with today's consumer (by @vrederik / wijs)

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Inspirational presentation on how digital has changed consumers' behavior and expectations. "Digital has been a gamechanger for Marketing & Communication. Today's consumers expect highly personalized and relevant communication. They use a great number of tools and media. They decide for themselves what channels to use when communicating with companies and brands. Furthermore, they want this communication to be always-on, instant, and seamless." Originally presented at Digital & The Future of Utilities (Cronos event on Oct. 23, 2014).

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Communicating with today’s consumer

Warning

BUZZWORDS

the consumer has changed

Question?

Question?

Decision process?

old funnel

supplierproblem

solutionproduct

problem

solution

productsupplier

new funnel

= digital:online research, peers, …

the consumer is highly informed

„You pay too much …”

„I pay too much …”

the consumer still has a need

Decision process?

= yelling

old funnel

supplierproblem

solutionproduct

problem

solution

productsupplier

new funnel

= helping

https://wijs.be/nl/trends-inzichten/blog/detail/verhuizen-hacked-by-wijs

https://wijs.be/nl/trends-inzichten/blog/detail/verhuizen-hacked-by-wijs

= free leads ;)

Y U NOHERE?

https://wijs.be/nl/portfolio/detail/campagnestrategie-voor-switch

https://wijs.be/nl/portfolio/detail/campagnestrategie-voor-switch

https://wijs.be/nl/portfolio/detail/hans-anders-oogtest

the consumer expects relevance

I grew up deliberately watching commercials. I loved them.

They watched too many ads.

They developed banner blindness.

Children today have a terrible disease …

spam advertising info

less context more context

Context transforms spam into information

Context = the way to break through the banner blindness of our customers. !

is for context

is for personalization

is for data

The Internet of Things

Wearables

3 main battlefields:

‣ quantified self

‣ connected car

‣ smart home

3 main battlefields:

‣ quantified self

‣ connected car

‣ smart home

4

‣ mobile!

?

Mobile is boring

!

‣ 2009: the year of mobile ‣ 2010: the year of mobile ‣ 2011: the year of mobile ‣ 2012: the year of mobile ‣ 2013: the year of mobile ‣ 2014: the year of mobile

Smartphones/tablets become your

life companion

the consumer is always connected

Mobile is not a device

It’s a verb.

Mobile is freedom.

Freedom

to act on impulse.

Freedom

not to have to plan.

Wednesday, 9:01 am post office Ghent

Wednesday, 9:04 am car in front of

post office Ghent

the consumer is always on

#FOMO

mobile data

social mediausage

the consumer is everywhere

Social media is rubber-banding

One-to-many …

Many-to-many …

tvtag

Some-to-some …

One-to-one

every marketeer

Multi-channel, multi-device …

Don’t bring your audience to your message. Bring your message

to your audience

RIP AIDA

RIP AIDA

RIP MARKETING SILO’S

Team Brand

Team Website

Team Performance

Team Usability

Social is mobile

‣ 71% of people use mobile to access social media

‣ % of time spent on social networks:

But …

But …

Google

Create mobile-first,not desktop-lite.

Source: Google, The Mobile Playbook (2nd edition)

Source: http://wijs.be/nl/trends-inzichten/blog/detail/contextual-design-is-the-new-black

Technology

User

World

Don’t stop at mobile

Site behavior

Analytics Source of visit

Quantified Self

Device

Internet of Things

Time

Place

Weather

Movement

Wearables,

Connection

responsive design

contextual (aware) design

Email is mobile

‣ 51% of emails are opened on mobile

‣ Gmail: 68% usage on smartphone & tablet

‣ 75% of emails opened on mobile are likely to be deleted if not mobile-optimized

secondscreening

multi screening

TV is mobile

Search is mobile

Search is mobile

Source: https://wijs.be/nl/trends-inzichten/blog/detail/google-adwords-mobiele-advertenties

Everything is mobile

Doug Straton, Unilever

Mobile is the glue,between online and offline.

Source: Nielsen’s Consumer 360 conference

you need to be seamless

Enter data. A lot of data.

BASICALLY START OVER.

=

+

MORE LIKE IT …

Conclusion

The consumer:

‣ is highly informed

‣ is always connected

‣ is everywhere

‣ expects relevance

‣ expects a solution

You:

‣ need to be authentic

‣ need to help

‣ need to be everywhere

‣ need to be always on

‣ need to be seamless

@vrederik

Thank you.

Q?frederik.debosschere@wijs.be

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