Top 2015 Trends: 
Delivering Multi-Channel Customer Experiences 
Wednesday, December 10, 2014 
Moderated by: 
Mike Watson 
Content Technology 
Solutions 
IO Integration 
John Bookmyer 
Director, 
Asset Management 
Team Detroit 
Ben Treuhaft 
Director of IT, Product & 
Business Development 
Nucleus AB 
Lauren Philson 
Digital Assets Manager 
The Rockefeller 
Foundation 
Lead Sponsors
Marketing has changed: consumer, content, and data driven 
2 
Mission 
Customer 
Intelligence 
Tactics 
Measurement 
THEN: BRAND DRIVEN NOW: CONSUMER DRIVEN 
• Represent the brand 
• Finding customer 
• Push 
• Mass Advertising 
• Demographic 
• Generalized content 
• Point in time blasts 
• Few isolated channels 
• Waterfall method 
• Advertising 
• 3rd party table 
• Intuitive decision making 
• Excitement, buzz 
• Represent the consumer 
• Find the consumer 
• Pull 
• 1:1 targeting 
• Behavioral 
• Personalized content 
• Continuous relationship 
• Exploding integration channels 
• Agile method 
• Storybuilding, content re-use 
• Owned big data 
• Fact based decision making 
• Engagement, revenue
Multi-channel marketing: create once, personalize, engage 
3 
Web 
Print 
Mobile 
Social Networks 
PIM/ERP 
CRM 
Analytics 
Geospatial 
e-commerce 
Customer engagement 
Customer experience 
Content
Changing marketing technology landscape 
2011 2012 2014 
~100 ~350 ~950 
4 
Info source: Scott Brinker JANUARY 7, 
2014
Marketing content and data continues to grow exponentially 
5 
TB/yr 
2013 2014 2018
And it is being consumed constantly across many channels 
70 minutes | web browsing 
127 minutes | mobile applications 
168 minutes | television 
6 
Sources: New Relic, Apptopia, Flurry, Phonearena
Cyber Monday: Biggest US Online Shopping Day Ever 
FUN FACTS 
US Holiday Ecommerce revenue was $9.6B, up 20% 
Email marketing drove 24%, with free (19%) and paid 
(16%) search close behind, social (1.5%) was only a blip 
Mobile shopping accounted for 20% all online orders 
UK spent 88% on paid search for Black Friday 
By 2020, the value-add from 'The Internet of Things' will 
reach $1.9T worldwide, with 50B devices connected 
60% of all goods are bought on the strength of the brand 
communications. 
Sources: Millard Brown, Custora E-Commerce Pulse, Gartner, Cisco 
7
Gained media is highly effective: some brands already know it! 
8
Creating real-time content for social, mobile, web, video 
9
10 
Rise of the In-House Agency 
From 2008 to 2013, use of in-house agencies has 
increased to 58% in 2013 from 42% in 2008 (Assoc. 
National Advertisers) and companies like Apple and 
Google are fueling the creative team come-back by 
doing more in-house instead of with an “agency of 
record” (Forbes) because: 
• Economics—marketers need to do more with less 
• Digital, social, and mobile media require 
unprecedented speed and agility 
• Brands want to own the customer experience
Top Content Marketing Challenges 
11 
90% of all 
organizations 
use content in 
their marketing 
efforts. 
Source: Demand Metric 
Source: Linkedin B2B Technology Content Marketing Report
Social media is like word-of-mouth on steroids 
Revenue 
12 
Customer 
Takes Action 
Experience 
The know brand wow 
Amplify 
Across media channels 
Influence 
Others behavior, opinions 
Extend 
Reach and marketshare 
Relevance 
Awareness Engagement 
CUSTOMER 
TIME
Customer Experience Management (CXM) by the numbers 
Marketers believe CXM is 
most exciting opportunity 
But that the focus on omni-channel 
campaign management and 
personalization will supersede CXM in the 
next 5 years.. 
13 
76% 
66% 
Marketing has changed more 
in the last 2 years than previous 
five decades 
Technology drives marketing. 
Customer focused experiential marketing 
requires an obsession with data, deep 
understanding of the brand and storylines 
20% Believe that their c-suite has 
stomach for adaptive, 
experiential marketing 
Agile marketing requires a business 
culture that embraces experimentation 
and allows failure. 
80% Of marketers agree that the 
role of content will grow while 
push media effectiveness dies 
Right moment, right channel, location-based 
1:1 marketing is here to stay 
* Adobe Quarterly Digital Intelligence 
Briefing
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Questions 
? 
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2015 MARKETING TRENDS FOR DELIVERING MULTI-CHANNEL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCES

  • 1.
    Top 2015 Trends: Delivering Multi-Channel Customer Experiences Wednesday, December 10, 2014 Moderated by: Mike Watson Content Technology Solutions IO Integration John Bookmyer Director, Asset Management Team Detroit Ben Treuhaft Director of IT, Product & Business Development Nucleus AB Lauren Philson Digital Assets Manager The Rockefeller Foundation Lead Sponsors
  • 2.
    Marketing has changed:consumer, content, and data driven 2 Mission Customer Intelligence Tactics Measurement THEN: BRAND DRIVEN NOW: CONSUMER DRIVEN • Represent the brand • Finding customer • Push • Mass Advertising • Demographic • Generalized content • Point in time blasts • Few isolated channels • Waterfall method • Advertising • 3rd party table • Intuitive decision making • Excitement, buzz • Represent the consumer • Find the consumer • Pull • 1:1 targeting • Behavioral • Personalized content • Continuous relationship • Exploding integration channels • Agile method • Storybuilding, content re-use • Owned big data • Fact based decision making • Engagement, revenue
  • 3.
    Multi-channel marketing: createonce, personalize, engage 3 Web Print Mobile Social Networks PIM/ERP CRM Analytics Geospatial e-commerce Customer engagement Customer experience Content
  • 4.
    Changing marketing technologylandscape 2011 2012 2014 ~100 ~350 ~950 4 Info source: Scott Brinker JANUARY 7, 2014
  • 5.
    Marketing content anddata continues to grow exponentially 5 TB/yr 2013 2014 2018
  • 6.
    And it isbeing consumed constantly across many channels 70 minutes | web browsing 127 minutes | mobile applications 168 minutes | television 6 Sources: New Relic, Apptopia, Flurry, Phonearena
  • 7.
    Cyber Monday: BiggestUS Online Shopping Day Ever FUN FACTS US Holiday Ecommerce revenue was $9.6B, up 20% Email marketing drove 24%, with free (19%) and paid (16%) search close behind, social (1.5%) was only a blip Mobile shopping accounted for 20% all online orders UK spent 88% on paid search for Black Friday By 2020, the value-add from 'The Internet of Things' will reach $1.9T worldwide, with 50B devices connected 60% of all goods are bought on the strength of the brand communications. Sources: Millard Brown, Custora E-Commerce Pulse, Gartner, Cisco 7
  • 8.
    Gained media ishighly effective: some brands already know it! 8
  • 9.
    Creating real-time contentfor social, mobile, web, video 9
  • 10.
    10 Rise ofthe In-House Agency From 2008 to 2013, use of in-house agencies has increased to 58% in 2013 from 42% in 2008 (Assoc. National Advertisers) and companies like Apple and Google are fueling the creative team come-back by doing more in-house instead of with an “agency of record” (Forbes) because: • Economics—marketers need to do more with less • Digital, social, and mobile media require unprecedented speed and agility • Brands want to own the customer experience
  • 11.
    Top Content MarketingChallenges 11 90% of all organizations use content in their marketing efforts. Source: Demand Metric Source: Linkedin B2B Technology Content Marketing Report
  • 12.
    Social media islike word-of-mouth on steroids Revenue 12 Customer Takes Action Experience The know brand wow Amplify Across media channels Influence Others behavior, opinions Extend Reach and marketshare Relevance Awareness Engagement CUSTOMER TIME
  • 13.
    Customer Experience Management(CXM) by the numbers Marketers believe CXM is most exciting opportunity But that the focus on omni-channel campaign management and personalization will supersede CXM in the next 5 years.. 13 76% 66% Marketing has changed more in the last 2 years than previous five decades Technology drives marketing. Customer focused experiential marketing requires an obsession with data, deep understanding of the brand and storylines 20% Believe that their c-suite has stomach for adaptive, experiential marketing Agile marketing requires a business culture that embraces experimentation and allows failure. 80% Of marketers agree that the role of content will grow while push media effectiveness dies Right moment, right channel, location-based 1:1 marketing is here to stay * Adobe Quarterly Digital Intelligence Briefing
  • 14.
    14 Questions ? Professional Journals Online Lectures Face-to-Face