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CREATING A DATA-DRIVEN DESTINATION #mtnt rvl Destinations@MT S Chris Adams Miles Chris DallaVilla BCF Jan Freitag STR

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CREATING A DATA-DRIVEN DESTINATION

#mtntrvl Destinations@MTS

Chris AdamsMiles

Chris DallaVillaBCF

Jan FreitagSTR

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Canadian Destination benchmarking program 2013 -

DataDrivenDecisions

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7 BEST PRACTICES

#mtntrvl Destinations@MTS

CREATING A DATA-DRIVEN DESTINATION

Are You a Data Diva or a Ninja of Numbers?

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1. Metrics that Matter: We measure against at least 3 Goals or Signals of Intent to Travel.

2. Agile Advertising: We test, review and continually refine campaigns based on analytics.

3. Market Performance: We track key market measures & match them to campaign activity

4. Competitive Intelligence: We track, review & benchmark our competitors’ actions.

5. Stakeholder Participation: We have a shared vision of “success” with all stakeholders

6. Workflow: We have established processes (& the resources) for who does what when.

7. Centralized Reporting: Our key reporting is accessible, clear & comparable in 1 location

7 BEST PRACTICES

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SCORING7 = You are a Ninja of Numbers5-6 = You are a Data Diva in Waiting3-4 = You are Tracking on Training Wheels0-2 = You are a Slumbering Statistician (and it’s time to wake up!)

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Poll Everywhere RESULTS

http://budurl.com/MTSData

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A Deeper Dive

Metrics That MatterAgile Advertising

Chris Adams

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Measurements x 3

Audience

Engagement

Signals of Intent to Travel(or Goals – Conversions)

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Signals of Intent to Travel

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MeasuresSignals of Intent

Goals: Signals of Intent To Travel

1. Business Listing Views2. Ordered a Visitor Guide3. Business (Partner) Website Referrals4. Email Sign Ups5. Checking Pricing & Availability

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Tracking Signals of Intent to TravelOf 60+ DMOs 40% did not have goals set up or most of their goals were not tracking correctly (2013)

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SIGNALS OF INTENTONLINE USER DMO WEB SITE CONVERSION STUDY

SIGNAL OF INTENT TO TRAVEL - ONLINE GOAL Conversion Rate

Click Through to Booking, pricing or availability info. 30%

Referral: I clicked on a link from site through to another business 25%Ordered a State Tourism Visitor Guide 20%Deals or Specials – viewed a deal or special 15%Events. I viewed event information 12%

Hotel Listing. I viewed detailed listing info. on accommodation 10%

Online Video. Watched a Video on the Site 10%

Email Subscription. I signed up to receive emails from the DMO 5%Map. I viewed a map on the DMO site 2%

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Signals of Intent: CAMPAIGN MANAGEMENT

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Signals of Intent: CAMPAIGN MANAGEMENT

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CAMPAIGNS SPRING 02 PPC & EMAIL

Email March 2013

GDN Online Advert 2

Audience - Response 7,881 885 1,192

Cost per Response $1.80 $2.05 $1.68

Engagement 1 38% 25% 56%Engagement 2 4.1 4.6 3.1

Goals - SITs 3,783 725 268Goal – SIT

Completion Rate49% 82% 24%

Cost per SIT- Goal $3.61 $2.50 $7.47

Audience Score 5/10 7/10 6/10

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CAMPAIGNS SPRING 02 PPC & EMAIL

Email March 2013

GDN Online Advert 2

Audience - Response 7,881 885 1,192

Cost per Response $1.80 $2.05 $1.68

Engagement 1Landing Page Bounce Rate

38% 25% 56%

Engagement 2Page Views Per Visit

4.1 4.6 3.1Goals Completed -

SITs3,783 725 268

Goal – SIT Completion Rate

49% 82% 24%

Cost per SIT- Goal Completions

$3.61 $2.50 $7.47

Audience Score(via Quantcast)

5/10 7/10 6/10

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A Deeper Dive

WorkflowCentralized Reporting

Chris DallaVilla

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“I want to dance, but I don’t know how!”

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1. Metrics that Matter: We measure against at least 3 Goals or Signals of Intent to Travel.

2. Agile Advertising: We test, review and continually refine campaigns based on analytics.

3. Market Performance: We track key market measures & match them to campaign activity

4. Competitive Intelligence: We track, review & benchmark our competitors’ actions.

5. Stakeholder Participation: We have a shared vision of “success” with all stakeholders

6. Workflow: We have established processes for who does what when.

7. Centralized Reporting: Our key reporting is accessible, clear & comparable in 1 location

7 BEST PRACTICES

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QuestionsDiscussion

Debate

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Supporting SlidesFor Q&A(as needed)

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Research & Analytics

MarketingTechnologist

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CONTENT RESEARCH

Source: State of the American Traveler, Destination Analysts, January 2014 n = 2000.

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Signals of Intent: PRICING & AVAILABILITY

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Signals of Intent: PRICING & AVAILABILITYBook Direct – Jack Rabbit Figures

n = 249 DMO Booking Implementations

30,000 Bookings Per Month = 120 Average Bookings Per DMO Per Month

13,000 Referrals to Hotels Per Month = 13 Av. Referrals Per Hotel Per Month

769,000 Users View Pricing & Availability Per Month = 3,088 Average Per DMO

5% Actually Book17% Click to Hotel

100% of Users Viewing Pricing are valuable Signals of Intent to Travel

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Attribution: Tom Bedolla, CEO, TravelShark – Analytics For Customer Retention

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2 Minute Boot Camp: Campaign Tracking Codes

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Use campaign tracking codes for all online advertising

How to build a tracking code?Google URL Builder

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www.dmowebsite.com/family

http://www.dmowebsite.com/family?utm_source=SPRING01

Campaign Tracking Codes1. Campaign tracking codes identify each campaign. 2. Use different tracking codes for each campaign.3. Tracking codes allow you to measure the results of each

campaign including engagement and conversions.

Web Address of Campaign Landing Page:

Web Address with Tracking Code:

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Google Analytics offers the URL builder to generates campaign tracking codes

Search for “URL Builder” or visit http://myjasons.co.nz

Cut and paste the URL with tracking code from Step 3 and give this to your advertising partner. No other set up needed !

*Other analytics solutions have different approaches to creating campaign tracking codes – check with their help sections or your web vendor.

Creating Tracking Codes

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Use your analytics to measure the quantity and quality of your campaign

Testing and updating your campaign elements

Quantity

Quality

Improve Quality

Monitor & report on your campaign’s cost per conversion & landing page bounce rate.

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$3.95 $4.15

$4.66

$4.12 $3.89

$4.75

$4.45 $4.22

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$1.00

$1.50

$2.00

$2.50

$3.00

$3.50

$4.00

$4.50

$5.00

Boston, MA Chicago, IL New York, NY Northeast(Content)

Philadelphia, PA Toronto, ON WashingtonDC/Baltimore,

MD

Overall

Average Cost per Signal of Intent by DMADMO Sample Campaign Q1 2013

Boston, MA

Chicago, IL

New York, NY

Northeast (Content)

Philadelphia, PA

Toronto, ON

Washington DC/Baltimore, MD

Overall

DMO SAMPLE® Online Marketing ProgramSPRING 2: Pay Per Click & Email ProgramJanuary 18– Mar. 23, 2013

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Signals of Intent: CAMPAIGN MANAGEMENT

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Landing Page TestingA – B testing between 2 different variations over 2000 visits

A B

Bounce rate drops from 60% to 40% Over 10,000 visits = 2,000 net visits$1.50 per visit = $3,000. 6:1 ROI