This document summarizes a presentation about how GoPro and BMW create engaging customer experiences through content marketing. It discusses how marketing has shifted from brand-driven to consumer-driven, using personalized content across channels to build connections. It provides examples of how companies like GoPro, Redbull and Nike use content to become more than just product brands. The presentation advocates for centralized content strategies and technologies to consistently deliver relevant experiences that drive customer relationships.
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How to create killer customer experiences through technology
1. Master Content Marketing:
How GoPro and BMW Create
Killer Customer Brand
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Experiences
Jill Talvensaari
VP Marketing, IO Integration @ioi_inc
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Presenter: Jill Talvensaari
Bio: VP Marketing and Customer Engagement, IO
Integration
Previous: Product Marketing executive at technology start-ups
and enterprises alike including: Akeena Solar, Adobe,
Microsoft, Equifax, Paralon, Verisign, Digital River, Moxie
Education: MBA International Marketing, Seattle University;
BA in Quantitative Economics and Decision Systems, BS in
Cognitive Science, UC San Diego
(Secret Sauce: marketing ninja whose superpower is
connecting ideas, people, and technology to achieve
awesome)
Contact: jill@iointegration.com @ioi_inc
5. Content marketing is changing rapidly. . . through
technology
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WHAT USED TO BE THIS
HAS NO BECOME THIS
Mass publication of content
pushed to the consumer without
knowing the consumer or the
context
HAS NOW BECOME THIS
6. Technology is driving new conversations . . .
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…with consumers
across every
media platform
7. Marketing is transforming from unknown to known
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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
8. You know you live in the Information Age when…
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Consuming Content
is like a losing a Tetris battle.
17. Customer Experience Management (CXM) by the
numbers
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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..
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
19. How do you get customer experiences that increase
sales?
CONTENT MARKETING STRATEGY BUILDS ON THESE 4
Revenue
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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
PILLARS
CXM STRATEGY = $$$
20. Think about all the channels you facilitate and leverage
Your
Brand
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22. Content Marketing Technology Success
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Starts with great
storytelling to the right
person, the right way.
Technology delivers the
message in the moment.
Message received.
23. But it’s even more important that your content resonates
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Web
Print
Mobile
Social Networks
PIM/ERP
CRM
Analytics
Geospatial
e-commerce
Customer engagement
Customer experience
Content
24. Experiment to maximize value of Content Communications
Data & Information Branded content
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Apps
CRMs
Marketing
Media Channels
Events & Promotions
Social Media
Magazines
Web2Print
Intranets
Websites
Blogs
consumer brand value
25. And you are able to optimize performance across channels
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Agile/Adapti
ve
Marketing
Strategies
Website
Webshop
Social Media
Public Relations
Advertising
Promotions
Point of Sale
Media
Dealers
26. The Best Content Strategy: Building 1:1 Consumer
Relationships
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27. These companies have amazing customer
experiences, so customers...
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THE
BRAND!
28. GoPro – Camera Manufacturer or Media Powerhouse?
Personalized relevant content based on the
consumers interaction with the brand SELLS and creates
FANS
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29. Gained media is highly effective: some brands already know it!
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34. NFL Looks for new digital outlets for NFL related programing
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35. BMW, Germany
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Brand Promotion
• International Sales Literature
• Modules
• Digital Asset Management
• Translation Management
• Localization Management
• Workflow and Process Management
• Content Management
• Users
• > 600
36. Dyson, UK
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Brand Communications
Worldwide Marketing Communications
Modules
• Digital Asset Management
• Translation Management
• Localization Management
• Workflow and Process Management
• Content Management
Users
• > 300
37. Consumer Packaged,
USA
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Brand Experience
Content Acquisition and Web
Experience
Video and Photo of the Day
Modules
• Digital Asset Management
• Translation Management
• Workflow and Process Management
• Content Management
Users
• > 100
CPG
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Brand Personalization
Localized Marketing, Tabs in 14 Regions
Personalized 1:1 Offers (150% inc.
conversion)
Brand Ecosystem for Partners, Distributors
Centralized Marketing Technology Stack
Modules
• Digital Asset and Localization Management
• Workflow and Process Management
• Content Management
Users
• > 1000
Retail
Top Retailer, USA
39. Connecting the Content Strategy to the Consumer Story
MEASUREMENT
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Content Strategy
• Media
• Analytics
• Research
• CRM
• Ingestion
• Profiles
“What works and why”
“Tactics, timing, positioning”
Content Technology
• Creation
• Production
• Delivery
• Platforms
• Meta-data
• Integration
“How it gets executed”
“Scalability, relevance, speed”
Constomer Experience
• Engagement
• Relevance
• Purchasing
• Interaction
• Influence
• Amplification
“Brand storytelling, personalization”
“Message, interact, share”
41. Enabled by using smart people and smarter technology
BEST PRACTICES
• Centralize all media content for single point of truth for multi-channel
publishing – online, offline, social, mobile, video
• Integrate mktg ops/ERP/CRM/ecommerce
• Focus on usability and seamless web and mobile
experience
• Listen and analyze content interactions, optimize
• Deliver relevant, engaging and interactive content
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Media Asset
Management
Publishing /
Creative
All Channels
Online Offline
Consumer Experience
42. CXM Strategy: Keys to success
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ID
Know what success looks like
before you start
KISS
Keep it simple and stupid
RINSE, REPEAT
Measure performance,
recalibrate, try new things
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Thank you!
Contextual Content builds
A more powerful experience
built on knowledge and insights
Contact: jill@iointegration.com
@ioi_inc
Editor's Notes
We went from junk mail to the junk inbox and now consumer devices have freed us in a sense and we are able to pull information as we like when we like rather than when the brand wants us to see it. Engaging with your favorite brand shouldn’t feel like you are losing the tetris battle with your inbox. In fact, I’ll bet it doesn’t as you probably don’t like those brands.
That said, with the amount of content being produced, you can see how its more important than ever to aggregate and curate personally relevant content or your brand gets lost in the noise. If you are licensing content or supporting user-generated content (gained media), your growth will be exponential. Agencies, creative and digital departments, and marketing organizations all face the same challenge that what used to be a single deliverable such as a brochure has now also has a video, social/mobile/email campaign, banner ad, and app that need to be delivered with it. And, they would like it yesterday please, A/B tested and ready to go.
Ad infinitum mind boggling they estimate there’s 1000’s of channel
The first thing you have to do is think about what success looks like.
Multi-channel marketing is all about generating content once and distributing with confidence into your chosen media channels
It’s important to experiment since you don’t know what will be most effective for each customer profile or channel.
You can optimize performance once you know what is engaging to your customers. You don’t know what their experience is until you walk in their shoes and see what is meaningful, actionable to them. By organizing your content and managing the way you distribute carefully, it makes experimenting and getting the right mix cheaper because its simple to deploy additional channels with minimal investment beyond the sunk cost of the centralized organization. This reverse engineers silos and increases efficiency across all channels.
Personalized, Contextual experiences. Capturing dynamic user and sports pro generated content and then sharing back out the individually relevant content to their Joe Bob regular camera owners. So it’s a complete content loop where its fed and consumed by fans of their products. The marketing technology stack they have is enabling this content management and dissemination strategy. Their ultimate goal is to be a sports media company.
Similar to GoPro, RedBull does an amazing job of owning life’s adventures.