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What’s hot: Digital Agency ModelSeptember 2014

Shannon Kinney

[email protected]

@dreamlocal, @shannonkin

Digital Feet on the Street

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The rules of marketingHAVE CHANGED.

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Online Marketing Landscape• SMBs Digital Marketing spend to outpace Digital

Advertising by 2.5x this year *

• $97billion projected in PR and Social Media Marketing

consulting services (each more than radio and

newspaper combined) *

• SEO projected spending $40billion, Email

management $43billion *

• 80% of companies will participate in social media

marketing this year, nearly double from last year **

• Mobile and Video Marketing rapidly growing

Sources: * Borrell Associates, **eMarketer

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Newspaper: Five-Year Forecast

Source: BIA/Kelsey, 2014

Print Decline (2013-2017): $4.5B (22%) Digital Growth (2013-2017): $765M (13%)

$18.0$16.8 $15.7 $15.2 $14.3 $13.5

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Note: Numbers are rounded.

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Who is your REAL competition?

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Source: Borrell© 2014 Borrell

Legacy Media’s ‘Spindly’ Digital Legs

Share of Local Digital Advertising

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Source: Borrell© 2014 Borrell

Legacy Media’s ‘Spindly’ Digital Legs

Share of Local Digital Advertising

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The customer: Local businesses• Increasingly, cannot afford traditional

marketing, but don’t understand options

• View online marketing, and Facebook in

particular, as an affordable and important

option

• Are too busy to keep up with managing their

marketing and their businesses, seek assistance

• Are hungry for solutions

• Social media can bring significant results

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Media Used: Newspaper SMBs

63.9%

48.6%

42.6%38.3% 37.7% 36.6% 35.5% 34.4%

32.8% 32.2%

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“Newspaper SMBs” over-index in usage of Facebook, E-Mail, Google, Twitter, Video

Source: BIA/Kelsey, LCM Wave 17, Q3/2013 (and prior waves, if relevant). Methodology: Online panels. Sample: SMBs Who Advertise with Newspapers.

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Your Clients’ Needs Are Changing

• Newspaper SMBs use digital media heavily – and

plan to do more. And they’re also more selective.

• They’re ramping up their online presence, and how

much they spend to maintain it and engage across it.

• Digital fragmentation presents tough challenges –

like measuring ROI for “owned” and “earned” media.

• Newspapers are still well-positioned to serve this

marketplace.

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What does this mean?

• Local businesses are seeking online marketing

solutions are overwhelmed with options, and trust you

• Your competition is NOT other media companies

• As print slowly erodes, digital marketing services grow

rapidly

• Marketing services vs. advertising: where growth

opportunities lie, requires different kind of sale

• Need teams to be able to sell audience, understand

the advertiser problems to solve and identify solutions

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What does it mean to your sales effort?

• Does NOT have to be a separate group or

“agency”, BUT does need digital sales acumen

and dedicated sales resources

• An entirely different level of service

• Non-product or platform specific

• Client-focused vs. product-focused

• Non-biased

• Solution-oriented

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What does it take?

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Think like a startup

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Being able to sell a

SERVICE vs. SPACE…

…this is what builds lasting

advertiser relationships and trust!

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Selling Differently: Solutions

• NO space selling, NO individual

product selling

• YES: ongoing campaigns based

on CLIENT NEEDS

• How this sales process helps

you sell more of everything

else & builds trust

• How these products are GLUE

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Vs.

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• Create a process and formula for needs-based

selling that includes:

– Needs assessments

– Ask probing questions to understand ALL business

needs

– Sell PLANS not days, runs, short campaigns

– Regular “check ups”

– Prescribe best ways to use all of your tools for

them – even advertisers that have run for years!

• Intense sales training

• Accountability!

Needs-based selling for REAL

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Understanding

and selling

Marketing vs. Advertising

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Keys to Success

• Hiring digital native or young won’t fix it – skills

development needed

• Basic sales skills

• Marketing

• You lead by how you set your team’s priorities –

reinforce in your

• Culture

• Focus

• Incentives, goals

• Accountability


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