-You’re Spending Your Money 
In All the Wrong Places 
PRESENTED BY-Ayu 
Candra 0413114353016 
Afifah Rahmania 041314353047
Latar Belakang 
 The impact of branding in the digital age. 
 How internet has been used as a tool to build 
relationship with brands. 
How INTERNET influences (positively or 
negatively) a brand. 
How traditional marketing strategies have 
continued to exhaust. 
 Consumer Decision Journey.
Introduction 
 TRADITIONAL AGE: 
Relation ends with sale. 
 INTERNET AGE: 
Relation sustains, remains engage 
 TOUCH POINTS: 
Spending more time
TRADITIONAL FUNNEL 
METAPHOR 
MODERN CONSUMER 
DECISION JOURNEY
THE RESEARCH REVEALED 
Today’s consumers take a much more iterative 
and less reductive journey of four stages: 
 Consider 
 Evaluate 
 Buy 
 Enjoy, Advocate and Bond
BLOCK THAT METAPHOR: 
David court 2009 carried on a study on how 
customer engage with brands- “The customer 
decision journey” (CDJ) 
Famous funnel metaphor to think about 
touch points- have used paid- media, push 
marketing.
JOURNEY IN PRACTICE 
There are two implication of this: 
Instead of focusing on how to allocate spending across 
media, marketers should target stages in the decision 
journey. 
ADVERTISEMENT 
ADVOCACY 
The second implication is that marketers’ budgets are 
constructed to meet the needs of a strategy that is 
outdated. 
ONE WAY COMMUNICATION 
HUGE COST INVOLVED 
Instead of paid media marketers should concentrate on- 
Owned media 
Earned media
EXAMPLE-
LAUNCHING A PILOT 
 To shift to a CDJ-driven strategy has three parts: 
 understanding your consumers’ decision journey 
Determining which touch points are priorities how 
to leverage them 
 Allocating resources accordingly
To see how consumers navigate the decision journey the 
following were considered: 
 WHAT THEY DO 
 To answer this, multiple questions were 
framed like: 
 How would they describe the stages of their 
journey, online and off? 
 Which resources were most valuable to them, 
and which were disappointing? 
 How did brands enter and leave their decision 
sets, and what drove their purchases in the end?
WHAT THEY SEE 
 This consisted of questions like: 
 How was its appearance in the search 
engines? 
 How visible were they on retail sites? 
 What do consumers review about the brand? 
 WHAT THEY SAY 
 The final focus was what people say online about the 
brand
TAKING ACTION 
- Shift from paid media 
- Marketing inserted links from its own site 
to retail sites 
- Developed programs that included online 
community initiatives, contests, and e-mail 
promotions
 A CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE PLAN 
-The details of a customer experience plan 
will vary according to the company’s 
products, target segments, campaign 
strategy, and media mix 
 NEW ROLES FOR MARKETING 
-Orchestrator 
- Publisher and “content supply chain” manager. 
- Marketplace intelligence leader. 
 STARTING THE JOURNEY
HOW THE INTERNET IS USED 
 A large number of the internet population use the internet 
for just searching randomly. 
 The next large internet population is more involved in 
research 
 Online videos and music 
 Last but not the least- Social Networking.
 Google conducted a research on the online and offline 
purchases:- 
 Research online and purchase offline (66%) 
 Research offline and purchase offline (13%) 
 Research online and purchase online (20%) 
 Research offline and purchase online (0%)
50 MILLION MARK 
 It took radio 38 years 
 It tool Television 13 years 
 It took Internet 7 years 
 It took Mobile just 3 years
You’re Spending Your MoneyIn All the Wrong Places brand management

You’re Spending Your Money In All the Wrong Places brand management

  • 1.
    -You’re Spending YourMoney In All the Wrong Places PRESENTED BY-Ayu Candra 0413114353016 Afifah Rahmania 041314353047
  • 2.
    Latar Belakang The impact of branding in the digital age.  How internet has been used as a tool to build relationship with brands. How INTERNET influences (positively or negatively) a brand. How traditional marketing strategies have continued to exhaust.  Consumer Decision Journey.
  • 3.
    Introduction  TRADITIONALAGE: Relation ends with sale.  INTERNET AGE: Relation sustains, remains engage  TOUCH POINTS: Spending more time
  • 4.
    TRADITIONAL FUNNEL METAPHOR MODERN CONSUMER DECISION JOURNEY
  • 5.
    THE RESEARCH REVEALED Today’s consumers take a much more iterative and less reductive journey of four stages:  Consider  Evaluate  Buy  Enjoy, Advocate and Bond
  • 6.
    BLOCK THAT METAPHOR: David court 2009 carried on a study on how customer engage with brands- “The customer decision journey” (CDJ) Famous funnel metaphor to think about touch points- have used paid- media, push marketing.
  • 7.
    JOURNEY IN PRACTICE There are two implication of this: Instead of focusing on how to allocate spending across media, marketers should target stages in the decision journey. ADVERTISEMENT ADVOCACY The second implication is that marketers’ budgets are constructed to meet the needs of a strategy that is outdated. ONE WAY COMMUNICATION HUGE COST INVOLVED Instead of paid media marketers should concentrate on- Owned media Earned media
  • 8.
  • 9.
    LAUNCHING A PILOT  To shift to a CDJ-driven strategy has three parts:  understanding your consumers’ decision journey Determining which touch points are priorities how to leverage them  Allocating resources accordingly
  • 10.
    To see howconsumers navigate the decision journey the following were considered:  WHAT THEY DO  To answer this, multiple questions were framed like:  How would they describe the stages of their journey, online and off?  Which resources were most valuable to them, and which were disappointing?  How did brands enter and leave their decision sets, and what drove their purchases in the end?
  • 11.
    WHAT THEY SEE  This consisted of questions like:  How was its appearance in the search engines?  How visible were they on retail sites?  What do consumers review about the brand?  WHAT THEY SAY  The final focus was what people say online about the brand
  • 12.
    TAKING ACTION -Shift from paid media - Marketing inserted links from its own site to retail sites - Developed programs that included online community initiatives, contests, and e-mail promotions
  • 13.
     A CUSTOMEREXPERIENCE PLAN -The details of a customer experience plan will vary according to the company’s products, target segments, campaign strategy, and media mix  NEW ROLES FOR MARKETING -Orchestrator - Publisher and “content supply chain” manager. - Marketplace intelligence leader.  STARTING THE JOURNEY
  • 14.
    HOW THE INTERNETIS USED  A large number of the internet population use the internet for just searching randomly.  The next large internet population is more involved in research  Online videos and music  Last but not the least- Social Networking.
  • 15.
     Google conducteda research on the online and offline purchases:-  Research online and purchase offline (66%)  Research offline and purchase offline (13%)  Research online and purchase online (20%)  Research offline and purchase online (0%)
  • 16.
    50 MILLION MARK  It took radio 38 years  It tool Television 13 years  It took Internet 7 years  It took Mobile just 3 years