Story telling with data from digital bootcamp

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STORYTELLING WITH DATA March 21, 2014

Wednesday, March 26, 14


Hello The Data You Will Use -

A Shift To Digital

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The Basics Of Digital Analytics

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Collecting Impactful Data

The Stories You Will Tell -

Marketers’ Motivations

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Where It All Begins: The Consumer

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Other Valuable Stories Data Can Be Used To Tell

The Methods You Will Use -

Creating Arresting Visuals

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Connecting Numbers To Emotion

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A Word Of Caution

Wrap-up and Review

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The Data You Will Find

The Stories You Will Tell

The Methods You Will Use

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Geeks | Devices | Observations

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Over the next few years Geeks in Marketing will become one of the most disruptive force [sic] in a discipline that traditionally was driven by big creative personalities. Michael Fassnacht, President Draftfcb Chicago February 2006

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According to Procter & Gamble, shoppers make up their minds about a product in three to seven seconds, just the time it takes to note a product on a store shelf. This time lapse is called (by P&G) the “First Moment of Truth," and it's considered the most important marketing opportunity for a brand. — Wall Street Journal, 2005 Wednesday, March 26, 14

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The 3-step model of marketing

Stimulus

First Moment of Truth At shelf In-store

Second Moment of Truth Experience

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2005

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Stimulus

First Moment of Truth Pre-shopping | In-store | In-home

At shelf In-store

Second Moment of Truth Experience

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ZMOT in action is messy

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Web analytics is the assessment of a variety of data...to help create a generalized understanding of the visitor experience online. Eric Peterson, “Web Analytics Demystified” (2004)

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Web analytics challenges remain real 54%

Managing and integrating data

50%

Ensuring data quality

Staffing and management cimmitment

Communicating and interpreting results

42% 38% College of

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Web analytics data come from a variety of sources •

Web traffic data

Web server performance data

Web transactional data

Usability studies

User submitted information and related sources

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The pyramid model of web analytics data

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The pyramid model of web analytics data Uniquely Identified Visitors

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Qualitative data can reveal stunning human insights MAIN ST STATE ST

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MISS versus MADEMOISELLE

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28 In a relationship Works full time Social Outdoors

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MISS versus MADEMOISELLE

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28 In a relationship Works full time Social Outdoors

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MISS versus MADEMOISELLE Healthy Content Relaxed Sincere Likeable Adventurous Balanced Social Happy Calm Sophisticated Stressed Optimistic Independent Successful Smart Artistic Trustworthy Straightforward Creative Busy College of Source: Draftfcb Wednesday, March 26, 14

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Reasons | Frameworks | Insights

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Marketers’ motivations behind web analytics are clear 52%

Improve targeting

43%

Align with sales goals

39%

Gain insights into campaign effectiveness Identify cross- / up-sell opportunities

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Optimize marketing activities

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Brands use data primarily to target consumers

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Intent Intent

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Female, 25-45 Loves espresso Visited home espresso sites Loves espresso Bought from Nespresso.com Visited espresso site Bought from Nespresso.com

Intent Female, 25-45

Remarketing Female, 25-45

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What creates the need? College of Source: McKinsey & Company Wednesday, March 26, 14

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Which brands are top of mind?

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What criteria are used to drive choice?

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What brand wins at shelf?

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Does the product live up to expectations? College of Source: McKinsey & Company Wednesday, March 26, 14

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What does the brand say about the consumer?

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Digital data can be utilized in many other valuable ways “Multivariate & A/B Testing”: Trying two (or more) creative executions and monitoring response “Site Optimization”: Tracking site flow and information architecture to improve the consumer experience “Media Optimization”: Determining what media works and what does not “Attribution Modeling”: Collecting all interactions for all channels and determining relative impact College of Source: iCrossing Wednesday, March 26, 14

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The Methods You Will Use

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See it | Feel it | Own it

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Why is this so beautiful? •

Simple

Invitingly interactive

Interesting

Full of insights, not numbers

“Trustworthy”

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Patterns. Our brains are very good at finding them.

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It detects differences.

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It detects differences.

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Even genius repeated is monotonous.

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56 bars 45 repeats of the same motive 4 exact repeats 14 similar notes with the exact rhythm 27 exact rhythm. College of Source: Adapted from Werzowa, Johnson, Lanahan and Shillum Wednesday, March 26, 14

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[T]he best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen nor even touched, but just felt in the heart. Anne Sullivan (June 1891)

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50%

of the Great Barrier Reef has disappeared in the last 30 years Australian Institute of Marine Sciences

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3,500

languages spoken today will not exist in the next century Cambridge University

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780

million people do not have access to clean drinking water today United Nations

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FACT:

The US consumes 7,117,500,000 barrels of crude oil annually.

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FACT:

The US consumes 7,117,500,000 barrels of crude oil annually. REALITY:

‘Millions and billions’ are a foreign language to most people. College of

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Put it in a unit people understand.

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Use a familiar comparison.

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Phrase it terms of the everyday.

4 Find the morale dimension. 5

Make it personal. College of

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Put it in a unit people understand:

Americans use enough oil each day to make

36 billion plastic water bottles. College of

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Use a familiar comparison (like distance):

Each day, Americans use enough oil for

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Use a familiar comparison (or time):

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America goes through a million gallons of oil. College of

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Phrase it in terms of the everyday:

Americans use

48times more oil than water every day. College of

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Find the moral dimension:

4decades

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the world’s finite oil supply will be gone forever. College of

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Make it personal:

In a year, a typical American family uses

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Put it in a unit people understand.

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Use a familiar comparison.

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Phrase it terms of the everyday.

4 Find the morale dimension. 5

Make it personal. College of

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College of Source: Friendster, Draftfcb analysis Wednesday, March 26, 14

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College of Source: Friendster, Draftfcb analysis Wednesday, March 26, 14

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High

Quad II: Buddies

Quad I: Crushes

Low Relevance, High Adoration

High Relevance, High Adoration

Quad III: Outcasts

Quad IV: Villains

Low Relevance, Low Adoration

High Relevance, Low Adoration

SHARE OF LOVE VIS À VIS PEERS

Low Low

SHARE OF EMOTION VIS À VIS PEERS

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4.8

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Sorrow

Anger

Fear

(25%)

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Hope (16%)

0.9

Love (12%)

Joy (10%)

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4.8

P O W E R

1.8 1.3

1.1

1.4

0.2 Sorrow (13%)

Anger

Fear

(8%) (6%)

Hope (27%)

Love (33%)

Joy (13%)

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When sampling, bias must be avoided Questionnaire Bias: Question or questionnaire that encourages respondents to answer one way rather than another Sampling Bias: Sample is collected in such a way that some members of the intended population are less likely to be included than others Interpretation Bias: Tendency to interpret ambiguous situations in a positive or negative fashion

Source: MediLexicon.com; Timothy R. Graeff, 2005. "Response Bias," Encyclopedia of Social Measurement”; Huppert, et. al. Cognitive Therapy and Research October 2003, “Interpretation Bias in Social Anxiety: A Dimensional Perspective” Wednesday, March 26, 14

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College of Source: YouTube, 7/15/13 Wednesday, March 26, 14

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College of Source: Google analysis Wednesday, March 26, 14

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Feeling blended?

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