ibm thought leadership thursday - marketing attribution roadshow presentation
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This is a copy of the presentation used at several Thought Leadership Thursday events describing the fundamentals of marketing attribution from digital, cross-channel and marketing planning perspectives.TRANSCRIPT
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Introduction to Marketing Attribution
IBM Thought Leadership Thursday
Blair Reeves - Product LeaderIBM Digital Marketing Optimization BlairReeves
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• A Story: Fly First
• Digital Attribution 101
• Basic Components of Digital Marketing Attribution
• Advanced Attribution: Cross-Channel and Marketing Planning
• Case Study: Digital Attribution
• Q&A
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Fly First is an international airline that has been collecting and analyzing customer data over many years.
But Jay, the CMO of Fly First, knew that the organization was just scratching the surface.
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Jay and his team built detailed, individual pictures of customers by combining multiple data sources from behind and outside the firewall. They used interaction data like marketing responses, attitudinal data from social media, behavioral data including flight history and descriptive data such as seat preferences.
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Jay had long leveraged analytics to identify profitable customers and increase customer retention. Now he is using it to predict behavior like upgrading seats or buying in-flight meals, as well as leveraging social network analysis to understand his customers' social networks.
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Using Attribution to Improve the Customer ExperienceMeet Rick and Andrea, two Fly First passengers waiting
at a gate to board their flight to Chicago.
Customer Registration Data• Name, DOB, Location, Email, preferences, etc.
Transactional Data• Trip “Extras” Purchased• Purchase History• Loyalty Program
Digital Behavior• Content Preferences• Product/Promotion Affinities• Search, Browsing Data• Products/Itineraries Viewed• Messages/Promotions Received• Customer Responses
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• A Story: Fly First
• Digital Attribution 101
• Basic Components of Digital Marketing Attribution
• Advanced Attribution: Cross-Channel and Marketing Planning
• Case Study: Digital Attribution
• Q&A
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Identifying marketing influence on downstream objectives by analyzing marketing interaction sequences, affinities and weighted contributions.
What is Marketing Attribution?
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Business Challenges Addressed by Attribution
And how do I divide credit?”
“What influences conversions?”
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Business Challenges Addressed by Attribution
And how do I divide credit?”
“What influences conversions?”
Attributed Metrics:• Forward/Backward-facing
attribution windows• Impression attribution• Search
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Business Challenges Addressed by Attribution
And how do I divide credit?”
“What influences conversions?”
“What influences customers to
migrate through the conversion cycle?”
“What campaign channel combinations drive the highest lift?”
“How long should I wait between customer communications?”
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Business Challenges Addressed by Attribution
And how do I divide credit?”
“What influences conversions?”
“What influences customers to
migrate through the conversion cycle?”
“What campaign channel combinations drive the highest lift?”
“How long should I wait between customer communications?”
Attributed Journeys:• Customer lifecycle attribution• Multichannel attribution• Mobile device pathing• Social media
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• A Story: Fly First
• Digital Attribution 101
• Basic Components of Digital Marketing Attribution
• Advanced Attribution: Cross-Channel and Marketing Planning
• Case Study: Digital Attribution
• Q&A
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Attribution
Attributed Metrics
Click(Credit clicked channels)
Impression(Credit viewed channels)
Attributed Journeys
Sequences(Paths, Affinities)
Segments(Multi-channel, Lifecycle)
Attribution Types
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Challenge Solution
How do I divide credit among all the marketing sources that influence visitor conversion?
Attribution Metrics
Which marketing sources most frequently influence conversions and site activity?
Attribution Metrics
Are we under or over invested in particular marketing channels or campaigns?
Attribution Metrics
How do I credit marketing impressions regardless of whether or not they were clicked?
Impression Attribution
Do those who view our shoes ads ultimately purchase shoes?
Impression Attribution
Business Challenges – Attribution Metrics
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Direction
Backward: Which campaigns influenced/drove this conversion/activity? Looks backward in time to attribute credit to the appropriate marketing source(s).
Forward: What is the latent success of this campaign? Considers a marketing campaign and looks forward in time to attribute credit to the campaign.
Time Window The number of days for which activity will be analyzed.
Credit Logic
First: Apply all credit to the first source in the time window.
Last: Apply all credit to the last source in the time window.
Average: Apply equal credit to all sources in the time window.
Custom: Apply x% credit to the first source, y% credit to the last source, and z% credit split across all middle sources.
First
Time Window
Last
Time Window
Average
Time Window
35%
Time Window
Custom$30 $30
$10 $10 $10
$10.50$13.50
45%$6
20%
Allocating a $30 conversion…
Attributed Metric Definitions/Options
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Analyze multiple attribution logic typesFirst, Equal, Last, Custom
Analyze multiple attribution windows
Create calculated MetricsStrong cycle initiatorStrong cycle closer
Analyze across all channels
Analyzing Attribution Metrics
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Drill down to the detail level
Analyze forward and backward
attribution Analyze a wide variety of metrics
Analyzing Attribution Metrics
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Analyze attributed margin
Attribute Search ROI
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Customizing Attribution Logic
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Impression Attribution
Measure the return on un-clicked display ads and their
impact on the visitor
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Challenge Solution
How should I sequence my customer contact strategy? How long should I wait between communications?
Visitor Journey Insight:• Channel Combinations• Top Visitor/Customer Insight• Automated Customer
Lifecycle Analysis
What campaign channel combinations drive the highest lift?
How do my top contributors behave? How do I get more to act like them?
What influences our visitor to migrate to new milestones (e.g. buyers, 3x buyers, advocates, fanatics, etc)
What online marketing activities lead to offline transactions?
Multi-Channel Segmentation
Business Challenges – Attributed Journeys
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Measuring the Customer Journey is Vital
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• A Story: Fly First
• Digital Attribution 101
• Basic Components of Digital Marketing Attribution
• Advanced Attribution: Cross-Channel and Marketing Planning
• Case Study: Digital Attribution
• Q&A
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Business Challenges Addressed by Attribution
“What influences customers to
migrate through the conversion cycle?”
“What campaign channel combinations drive the highest lift?”
“How long should I wait between customer communications?”
What is my optimal marketing mix?
What channels should we invest in?
And how do I divide credit?”
“What influences conversions?”
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Business Challenges Addressed by Attribution
“What influences customers to
migrate through the conversion cycle?”
“What campaign channel combinations drive the highest lift?”
“How long should I wait between customer communications?”
What is my optimal marketing mix?
What channels should we invest in?
And how do I divide credit?”
“What influences conversions?”
Marketing Mix Modeling:• Managing cross-channel marketing
spend• Cross-channel attribution• Statistically inferred attribution
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Cross-channel attribution drives marketing planning
eGoogle
Cross-channel data mart that contains stimuli and
responses
Statistically driven prediction of the contribution of marketing stimuli to a desired marketing
result
Marketing performance reports within each channel and across
channels
Optimally plan & optimize cross-channel media spend on
attributed performance of past campaigns & other insights
Attribution Modeler
Rules-based Attribution
Attribution Lift Analysis
Channel Performance
Strategic Planning
Channel Mix Planning
Channel Mix Optimization
Campaign Mix Optimization
stimuli
responses
Attribution Services
Performance Reporting
Scenario Planning
Marketing Mix Optimization
Cross-channel Interaction History
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Marketing Mix Analysis At a Retailer : Cross-Channel Attribution Insights
• Responses might indicate more investment in SMS • Purchase credit heavily skewed toward email• Statistical Attribution Modeling helps rationally optimize channel mix
SMS
Catalogs
Direct
TelephoneEmail
Radio TV0
20
40
60
80
100
Attribution Credit by Channel Volume
%
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Marketing mix and cross-channel planning Marketing Mix prior to using Attribution Modeler and after – 5 channel view
% o
f Rev
enue
att
ribut
ed to
Cha
nnel
0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%
100%
Baseline Statistical Model
Web
Search
SMS
Baseline using equal credit rule
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Applications of Attribution Insight
Attributed Metrics:• Forward/Backward-facing
attribution windows• Impression attribution• Search
Attributed Journeys:• Customer lifecycle• Multichannel attribution• Channel/device pathing• Social media analysis
Marketing Mix Modeling:• Cross-channel attribution• Performance-based budgeting• Attribution modeling based on
statistical analysis
Site Data
Capture
Digital Data
Analytics
Cross-Channel Planning
• Optimization of discrete assets• Message testing• Display ad analysis/allocation• Search term inventory • Calculated metrics
• “Reality check”• Touchpoint combinations• Customer experience optimization• Advanced segmentation and
retargeting
• Channel optimization• Data-driven investment• Campaign mix optimization• Marketing performance
measurement
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Direct Mail - ROIDirect Mail - ROI
Double counting
Marketing Leader’s pain – ROI numbers that don’t enable effective marketing planning
eMail - ROIeMail - ROI Search - ROISearch - ROI Social - ROISocial - ROI
No insight into overallmarketing ROI
Difficult to plan andoptimize marketing mix
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Double counting
Understand Effectiveness Across Channels
Cross-Channel ROICross-Channel ROI
Understand overall marketing ROI
Optimizes marketing mix based on aggregated channel performance
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So What Does This Mean for Andrea and Rick?
Good candidate for:• Social media outreach• Upsell promotions• Affiliate marketing
Good candidate for:• Social media outreach• Last-minute deals• Targeted messages
Analysis of digital interactions and
multichannel data
Scoring with attribution modeling
and statistical analysis
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• A Story: Fly First
• Digital Attribution 101
• Basic Components of Digital Marketing Attribution
• Advanced Attribution: Cross-Channel and Marketing Planning
• Case Study: Digital Attribution
• Q&A
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Data revealed no cannibalization problem Visitors who shift channels go to unpaid channels,
alleviating concerns of double payment for customer acquisition
Branded keywords play a larger role than perceived 10% of multi-click purchasers began with a branded term Cross-channel collaboration visibility was enhanced with
data discoveries; new strategies sprang from this understanding
PETCO wanted more than ‘last click’ to gain insight into the impact of other channels on conversion
Generated actionable reports and models with IBM Digital Analytics to measure attribution metrics
First, middle, and last click over time periods revealed actionable insights
Challenge
Results
Solution
PETCO is a privately held specialty retailer that provides products, services, and advice that make it easier for customers to be great pet parents. The company operates more than 1,000 stores in 50 states and the District of Columbia, as well as a leading pet products and information destination at www.petco.com.
Customer Profile
PETCO’s understanding of paths-to-purchase helps optimize spend
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