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New Tricks for an Old Channel

Paul Otness Senior Consultant - Digital

Electronic Direct MarketingBreakfast Presentation 12 October 2011

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What is eDM?Marketing Universe

Marketing

Relationship marketing

Direct marketing

Online Marketing

Permission based marketing

Electronic direct marketing*

Micromarketing**

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More than simply sending emails

• Database and list management

• Planned and strategic

• Complimentary to other marketing

activities

• Accountable and accurate

• Efficient and manageable

• Attainable activity

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Who can you use eDM for and why?

• Existing customers

• New customers

• New leads and lead conversion

• Start dialogue

• Refresh (relationships, messages,

offerings)

• Opportunities

• Corporate communications

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Electronic direct marketing is

• Relevant

• Effective

• Cheap

• Engaging

• Segmentable

• Measurable

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Why is it important?

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More than 93% of online [consumers] are

*subscribers

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What (or who) is a *subscriber?

“A subscriber is an individual who has

decided to take the time to let an

organisation know that they would like to be

specifically and relevantly communicated

with”

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88% of subscribers check email daily

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Subscribers receive an average of 44 emails a day

25% are permission based

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Subscribers

• Believe all subscribed email is important

• Don’t always want to ‘buy’ something

• Don’t appreciate irrelevant messages

• Allow themselves to be easily managed

• Trustworthy (privacy, information sharing)

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Subscribers

• Advocates

• Familiar

• Interested (messages, brand, offerings)

• Want to be known by you

• Want you to know them

• Asking for relevance

• Benefitting from receiving your

information

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So subscribers are gold.

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Secrets of success

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Decide on what needs to be done

• All – database, list, create, build, send,

report

• Some – any of the above without doing all

• Existing – what is it? Could it be better? Is

it fine?

• New – Great, an opportunity!

• Reports and measurement – learn, grow,

share

• Refine – optimal, maximum, superlative

etc

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Define the market segment you wish to target

• It is distinct from other segments (different

segments have different needs)

• It is homogeneous within the segment

(exhibits common needs)

• It responds similarly to a market stimulus

• It can be reached by a market intervention

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Relevant and specific messages are critical.

Be relevant

Which means….

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Remember:

• Think, plan and deliver

• Develop a strategy

• Remain dedicated

• Be friendly and honest

• Ask, never demand

• Educate, never sell

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THANK YOU

CreditsRoland T. Rust and Richard W. OliverThe Death of Advertising Journal of Advertising – American Academy of Advertising 1994Wikipedia – Market segmentationExact Target – Email X-Factors 2011Marketo – 2011All images remain the copyright of their respective owners. All images are used for educational purposes only, not for commercial gain.


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