THE INTELLIGENT LEADERS SUMMIT
OXYGENATING THE FUTURE THROUGH DIGITAL STRATEGY
26 May 2016
Michalis Vlastarakis
General Manager Group Marketing, Corporate Communications & Client Relations
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THE INTELLIGENT LEADERS SUMMIT OXYGENATING THE FUTURE THROUGH DIGITAL STRATEGY Marketing & Corporate Communication in the Digital Era Michalis Vlastarakis General Manager Group Marketing, Corporate Communications & Client Relations
26 May 2016
General Manager Group Marketing, Corporate Communications & Client Relations
Sophistication and penetration of the Internet, mobile & big data create a new landscape for marketing
almost everyone uses the internet & social media which have now become central to most marketing & corporate communication campaigns mobile technologies greatly enrich our lives through the way we learn, choose and make decisions more (and better) data is available for understanding our audiences and for personalizing
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Whenever there has been a dilemma
should be aired, the decision was taken based on preferences Now all TVCs can be produced and AIRED to YouTube with a minimum test media budget, based on actual performance of the ads
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people expect more informal communication and friendlier tone of voice they also engage better through personalization and their own participation there is a clear shift from ‘consuming’ arguments to ‘digesting’ emotions marketers no longer ‘sell’ brands – they are usually asked to tell ‘stories’!
Today’s ‘audiences’ are exposed to a variety of new marketing & communication experiences, which have changed the way they perceive corporate messages and how they react to them
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there are no purely digital/traditional campaigns - every campaign is a mix of both a big portion of a marketing ‘budget’ is now allocated to producing specialised internet & social media content, engaging audiences with digital-physical events and SEO customer segmentation & targeting is no longer based on demographics but user ‘behaviour’ in the digital world
Successful campaigns capitalise on specialised content for digital media, audiences participation & ‘behavioural’ segmentation
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From the end of ‘target groups’ … … to personas and ‘micro targeting’
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‘digital’ closes the loop from ATL to customer care, leading to improved customer experience, satisfaction and retention analysis of ‘digital behaviour’ generates great feedback for product & services (re-)design what we call the ‘omni-channel’ experience is becoming central to an increasing number of
we actually DO understand our audience better and start to care more for them and the society!
The introduction of digital channels and communication through them is often a transformation tool and eventually puts focus on customers and the society 7
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