LDD Summer Seminar 2013 - DC Storm you can't manage what you can't measure
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The complexity of the digital marketing mix makes performance measurement difficult, resulting in compromised reporting with a bias towards 'easy' to measure channels. This talk highlights best practice measurement, showing how it can support effective digital marketing and dive action.
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LDD Summer Seminar 2013 - DC Storm you can't manage what you can't measure
- 1. Youcan’tmanagewhatyoucan’tmeasure Lewis Lenssen - Commercial Director
- 2. Measurement
- 3. Background Lewis Lenssen • 5 years leading and building search agency • 1 year consulting on social media and online PR for retail brands (focusing on measurement and valuation) • 3 years Commercial Director of DC Storm DC Storm • Over 2,000 tracked websites with configured attribution • 30M tracked events per day related to £25M daily revenue • 5M non-tracking events per day
- 4. Agenda • Marketing performance measurement – A big data challenge? • Characteristics of Digital Marketing Measurement • Measured Success - Keys to Success • The future and the politics • Summary • Q&A
- 5. Digital Marketing Measurement A Perfect Big Data Challenge?
- 6. Digital Marketing Measurement Digital Marketing Attributes • Large volumes of automatic collected, relevant data • Clear opportunity to optimise marketing • Significant costs and benefits Problem Solved? • Marketing channel silos • Sales channel silos • Device silos • Channel specific measurement • Un-reconciled data • Low trust in data • Last click wins
- 9. Characteristics of the Challenge
- 10. Marketing Measurement Characteristics • Multiple diverse data sources • Near real time requirements • Multiple audiences with diverse requirements • Multiple automation tools • Not a point in time solution (continuous feedback loop)
- 11. Measured Success
- 12. Measured Success Marketing & Sales Channel Tracking Unified Data Resource Multi-Channel Attribution Actionable Insights Trading Analytics Budget Planning
- 14. Digital Data Ecosystem Order ‘D&G satin dress’‘acme fashion’ DM IMP Mobile Online CRM Activity Picking DispatchRegister Email Tablet Email
- 15. Unified Data Resource • Flexible, scalable database designed to support diverse data sources • Ability to reflect evolving channel connections • Technology that supports easy data import and export • Sophisticated access and security control • Specialist requirements and central to success
- 17. Tracking • Track and join multiple channels and devices • Website • Online display • Mobile Apps • Support for multiple device users • Track the events that matter • Consider media and partner independence • Audit and validate data
- 19. Evolution of Attribution • Last click wins (within channel) • Last click wins – across channel • Winning click • Multi-channel sharing • Rules based attribution • Statistical attribution
- 20. Attribution Analysis • Attribution model must reflect your users journeys • Implement the model(s) that your business needs • Provide continuity as well as the new measurement • Continue to deliver ‘last click wins’ • Continue to deliver the old reports • Must deliver the analysis on an on-going basis
- 21. Actionable Reporting and Automation
- 22. Reporting • Share the data love! • Query tools • Reporting and templating tools • Dashboard and visualisation tools • Data cubes • Automate production and distribution • Focus on answering questions, not delivering numbers
- 23. Power Automation • PPC bid management • Stock powered advertising and creative • Display buying platforms (DSPs)
- 25. Trading Analytics Beyond website and marketing analytics:- • Margin reporting and attribution • Offer analysis • Product demand • Impact of availability • Stock availability in relation to demand • Order processing performance
- 26. Future - Budget Planning
- 28. Summary • Big data challenge waiting to be solved • Specific characteristics – Diverse data, near real-time, many audiences, not point in time • Measured Success framework for delivering solutions • Measurement Hub – Specialist requirements and central to success • Tracking – Audit and validate • Attribution – On-going delivery • Actionable Insights – Answer questions • Trading Analytics – Beyond marketing • Budget planning – The future • Political challenges