effective sales and marketing for boomer and senior consumers
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Lead Generation Sales & Marketing: Your 2015 Toolkit
Zillner Overview and Insights
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Agenda
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Overview Introduction Who is Zillner
Insights
Senior Digital Analysis Senior Buyer Journey SeniorID™
Advanced Lead Scoring Senior vs. Boomer Consumer Mindsets
Summary & Closing
Lean more about Zillner
Introduction
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Chris Gray Chris’s impressive, 14-‐year track record in mul:-‐channel marke:ng includes strategic development as well as program design and execu:on. His exper:se includes compe::ve market evalua:on and the deployment of customer acquisi:on plans. He ensures product and service offerings remain cuCng edge and constantly evaluates how they can be adapted to the senior market. Chris also concentrates on growing and diversifying Zillner’s client base. Finally, by establishing business strategies for our clients, Chris has become a pro at turning those clients into collabora:ve partners. hGps://www.linkedin.com/in/ChrisGray350
Execu&ve Director, Business Development
Who is Zillner
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Founded in 1992, Zillner (www.Zillner.com) has established a strong reputa:on as an expert marketer in the senior housing industry. Through data-‐driven research like its recent publica:on, All the Wiser™, on the spending power of seniors, the agency has a superior understanding of how older people make considered purchase decisions that require larger investments of :me and money. Zillner is applying this knowledge on a broader scale by expanding its focus from solely represen:ng re:rement communi:es to include other companies that target senior and Baby Boomer consumers.
22.12%RESPONSE RATE
SPEND 3+ HOURSON THE INTERNET A DAY
69% 3+
EMAIL IS SENT/RECEIVEDMOSTLY ON A DESKTOP
ACCESS THE INTERNETON ALL DEVICES EVENLY
44%
HAVE BEEN A VICTIM OFINTERNET FRAUD OR SCAM
50%
HAVE BEEN INFECTEDBY A VIRUS
75%
TABLETS ARE USED FORRESEARCHING PRODUCTS
OR SERVICES
INTERNET IS USEDFOR RESEARCHING
PRODUCTS/SERVICESOR EMAILING
MOST RESPONDENTS PREFERREDRECEIVING COUPONS ORBEING CONTACTED BY AN
ADVERTISER VIA EMAIL
SALE
Senior Digital Analysis
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The Zillner Digital Survey reached seniors aged 65 to 85 na:onwide. Respondents reported a net worth ranging from $250K to $1MM and an annual income greater than $50K.
Senior Buying Journey™
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Overview: “All the Wiser” explored purchasing considera&ons of 2,400 consumers across five age groups and five product categories Findings regarding technology purchases among seniors aged 65-‐74 include:
• Informa:on gathering – Top sources consulted were online (expert reviews, buyer reviews,
search); minimum of two sources used
• Influence on buying decision – Brick-‐and-‐mortar retail
• Primary purchase mo:vators – Perceived “quality” and “value”
Senior Buying Journey
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Technology
Senior ID™
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Overview: Zillner’s proprietary analy:cs tool uses our extensive collec:on of behavioral, demographic and psychographic data to:
• Define the ideal community resident
• Iden:fy a profile of the ideal buyer
• Understand ac:vi:es most likely to generate response ac:on
• Use predic:ve modeling to quan:fy ideal target consumer’s likelihood of buying
• Profile top-‐:er prospects to develop effec:ve, targeted marke:ng strategy
Advanced Lead Scoring™
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Overview: We applied our proprietary lead-‐scoring algorithm to a Chicago-‐area senior housing community with significant results.
• Culled 1,589 invalid records from client’s original 8,638
• Iden:fied 4,017 mid-‐ to top-‐:er prospects
• Developed marke:ng plan specific to those prospects Results Top-‐:er appointments: Phone-‐in appointments up 185%; phone-‐out appointments up 153% Ac:vity pipeline: 6% forward movement
Senior vs Boomer Consumer Mindsets
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Senior BoomerMessaging Emotional Factual
Call to Action Specific Task Systematic Process
Purchase Driver Price/Value Value
Experience Preserve Maximize
Brand Loyalty Comfort Best Options
Persuasion Friends Best Options
Information Structure Long Form Text Short Bullets
Additional Questions
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For addi:onal ques:ons regarding informa:on in this presenta:on or Zillner as a Boomer Senior Consumer Agency, please contact:
Execu&ve Crea&ve Director [email protected]
Execu&ve Director, Business Development [email protected]
Learn More About Zillner
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www.zillner.com
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