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Multi channel Marketing Engagement strategy before technology Kristjn Mr Hauksson Owner/Founder Nordic eMarketing Other: Written couple of books about the subject Advisory board Bing Advertising Google & Bing


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Multi channel Marketing

Engagement strategy before technology

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  • Kristján Már Hauksson
  • Owner/Founder Nordic eMarketing
  • Other:
  • Written couple of books about the subject
  • Advisory board Bing Advertising
  • Google & Bing Certified
  • Board SEMPO.org for the past four years
  • Frequent speaker at conferences around the world
  • Been quoted by Mashable, State of Search, Reuters, WSJ

and more

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So what am I covering today?

  • 1. Case Study: WOW Air
  • 2. Case Study: Geox / Red Bull Racing – Scream Challenge
  • 3. What to have in mind when going multichannel

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The Challenge

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WOW Air Case Study

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Circumstances

20%

YoY Increase in tourists

5to17

Increase in airlines flying to Iceland

Opportunities Threats

Competition from Meta-search engines

100´s%

Massive increase in seats to be sold Increased marketing by competing airlines & foreign tourism corporates New Brand New kids on the block looking to prove themselves

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Some of the overall objectives:

350% 300% 100%

Increase in

  • verall PPC

revenue Increase in AdWords revenue Rise in

  • rganic

mentions

25% 50%

100%

Decrease in cost per conversion Increase in

  • verall

conversion rate Increase in search click through rate

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The markets targeted

  • In order to achieve the aforementioned results WOW

needed to refine their over all online strategy for their target markets Spain, Poland, Lithuania, Netherlands, Switzerland and Italy, with special focus on Denmark, France, UK, Germany, and Iceland as these are all-year-round destinations

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Multilingual & multicultural

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The work done

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Multiple new websites in different languages

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Landing pages

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Online creative

As well as search, the project was supported by Display using their Content Network 11

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Results

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Impact/results

+467% rise in conversions +463% rise in revenue +340% Return on ad spend

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The Video ….

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Takeaways?

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GEOX / Red Bull Racing Case

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Phase One - The Brief in short

  • GEOX is about to launch their 2013/2014 Amphibiox shoe

collection

  • Geox wanted to have a prelaunch coverage, making it more “top
  • f mind” before the actual launch
  • The focus was on the “Scream Challenge”
  • Phase one was launched some 4 weeks before the shoe collection launch

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The Results

Geox – Scream Challenge

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The aim was 20% but Geox sold 70% more shoes than the year before

Rise in sales

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Fantastic pick-up in all targeted markets

  • Majority of leading F1 online media covered the story

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02.09.2013

31.10.13 Project start

Clear impact signals!

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But this can’t be done in Iran, or?

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Success is also doable within Iran!

  • I found many great samples of good Facebook usage focusing on Iran
  • The president is on Facebook
  • Mr. Taster is on Facebook
  • Iranian actors are on Facebook
  • Focusing on Travel
  • We Go Iran is a Facebook page
  • Travel Iran is a Facebook page
  • Iran Traveling Center is a Facebook page
  • Iran Travel Service is a Facebook page
  • Restaurants around Iran are on Facebook
  • Hotels are on Facebook
  • Etc…

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For Bandar Abbas and Iran the opportunity is huge… You just need to use it!

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Multichannel Marketing

Always on!

“Consumer decision making about brands is constant. It never stops so brands need to be always on!”

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Awareness Research & understanding Choice & shortlisting Consideration Purchase

Brand ambassador or vandalism Farming Defection

Legacy/brand recognition

Are your consumers aware of your business? How are you reaching them & do they appreciate your business? Are you still a part of their short listing? Is it easy to buy your products/services? Will the come back and buy more or not?

Consumers journey:

passive, active, initiate and purchase #PAIP

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This is NOT multi- channel marketing

“Click here to find out how” – Really???

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Research Buy Use Engage

Link to more videos, e.g. consumer reviews, how-it-works etc.

Stimulus

(non-skippable media)

Understand

(looking to do what?)

Find

(skippable media)

Purchase CRM Engage

Answer need

TV/YouTube Print Outdoor Mailing Owned assets Google Search YouTube Search YouTube TrueView Engagement Ads Non-Google Media Buy, or approximation for buying BOUGHT:

  • CRM
  • Reassurance ads
  • Advocacy

DIDN’T BUY: Remarket

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Awareness Consideration Intent Decision

Assist Last Interaction

Radio / TV Direct Search

Word of Mouth & Social

Print

“On the average we use three screens per day”

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People need content and information to be influenced.

Controlling the flow of content is vital to be able to steer the buzz as possible. People influence people and by giving them content we influence the influencers People talk and search regardless of the stakeholders input. If there is no share of voice there is no influence.

People are talking

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Facebook Boosted Posts Google Search Google/YT Display

Be a part of their life when they need it 100% digital

Google Remarketing

Maintain momentum Remarketing lets you show ads to users who've previously been influenced by your message.

Never stop challenging the audience

You Should Always be on As the noise for attention gets higher we need to have an continues presence – We call it always on! By using a mixture of such channels as Facebook, YouTube and Google we can theoretically reach 100% of the

  • nline population in a focused low-

cost and more importantly targeted manner. 80% of searches are informational and social media is an integrated part in peoples daily life.

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”You‘ve got to start with the customer experience and work backwards to the technology. You can‘t start with the technology and the try to figure out where you are going to sell it“

Steve Jobs

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  • People
  • Objective
  • Strategy
  • Technology

Leiðarvísir að árangri: POST!_

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Not 100% digital…

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Thank you

Kristjan Mar Hauksson