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Page 1: New Best Practices for Opt Out Management
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New Best Practices for Opt Out Management

Jeff NicholsonVP of Product Marketing, CAI

Pitney Bowes Business Insight

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What is Opt-out?

Opt-out: “When a recipient unsubscribes or opts-out of further communications”

Source: The Direct Marketing Association

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What’s Happening to our Outbound Response Rates?• The new customer is in control

– Social circumvention– Ad fatigue

• The changing view of “marketing”– (A) advocational marketing– (B) adversarial marketing

“Crouching customer, hidden opportunity.”

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What happens now when you get it wrong…

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The New Marketer?

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“For the longest time, marketers have mistakenly regarded email marketing as “free”. Strategic marketers are finally waking up to the consequences of getting it wrong.”

Source: Pitney Bowes Business Insight

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Opt-out rates are Significant

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The Impact of Opt-out is Cumulative (snowball effect)

Reachable Customers Reachable

CustomersReachable Customers

Reachable Customers

Real-world Example:

Major US Retailer

• Email address for 70% of customers

• 50% of these customers have opted out

Time

“Re

ach

ab

ility

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Opportunity• Cross-sell offers• Retention & renewal• Engage in dialogue

The Customer “Reachability” Funnel

Reachability vs.Deliverability

Spam Filter• Level 1 deliverability

failure (often blind)

Mental Opt-out• Deletion is now habit

Junk Filter (client)• Level 2 deliverability

failure (blind)

Explicit Opt-out• Unsubscribe flag

requested

Incomplete Data• Absent or inaccurate

email address

WHAT’S STANDINGIN YOUR WAYSYMPTOMS

Your Ability to Influence

Frequency + Relevancy

Data Quality

Content Quality

DRIVERS

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One Moment in Time.

Outcome:• Opt-out

Outcome:• Response• Ad Fatigue• Spam rating

Impact: • Short Term

Impact: • Long Term

YourCampaign

No Opt-out Opt-out

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How are YOU measuring campaign success?

Time

Cu

sto

me

r R

eve

nu

e

Campaign

Your Campaign is a Fork in the RoadDid your campaign have a net positive effect?

Campaign-derived Revenue vs. the Degraded Future CLV

Opt-out CLV(Incidental Lifetime Value)

Degraded CLV(The slashed value due to opt-out)

Opt-in CLV(Influenced Lifetime Value)

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How Much is Opt-out Costing YOU?

“To optimize customer lifetime value, organizations must fundamentally change how

they measure campaign effectiveness”

Metric How to Calculate

Opt-out # of unsubscribes x dCLV

Junk filter # unsubscribes x 2 x dCLV

Mental opt-out

# unsubscribes x 4 x dCLV

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Assessing the Impact of Opt-out to your Organization

Incremental Value from Campaign

Slashed Lifetime Value from Opt-out

Response Rate x

Conversion Rate x

ASP

# of unsubscribes x

dCLV?

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Not Delivered20%

Spam

67.5%Noise

No Immediate Action

6%

Mental-Opt-out

Mental Opt-out

3%Junk Mail Filter

JunkResponse

1%Opt-out

Opt-out

Contribution to Future Opt-out= 5,000Opt-outs

= 3,000Purchases = 10,000

Flag as Junk

$600KImmediate

Value

($1.75M)Lost Future

Value

($3.5M)Lost Future

Value

X $200Avg Per

Purchase

X ($350)Impact to

Future Value

X ($350)Impact to

Future Value

Example:• Campaign Size: 500,000• Revenue per

Conversion: $200• Response rate: 2%• Conversion: 30%

2%

X 30%Conversion

Response

• Opt-out rate: 1% • Degraded CLV: $350

Marketers Must Re-assess Campaign Success

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The Critical Importance of “Getting it Right”

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180 – 240 Days

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Which straw will “break the camel’s back?”

What to send + What NOT to send

The new “getting it right”: It’s not just about potential relevance

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Ask Yourself:• How many emails does your highest value

customer receive every week?

• When was the last time you had a management discussion regarding which campaigns NOT to send to your top customers?

• Yet, do you have a goal of maximizing the lifetime value of each customer?

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The New Fundamental Framework for Opt-in Optimization

Don’t just manage the opt-out process.Address the opt-out problem.

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Opt-in Optimization Fundamental Framework

Understand

Preserve

Comply

Re-engage

CaptureDeclaration Adhere

Preference & Prediction

Contact Governance

Inbound Interactions

Transactional Contact

Measure Exposure

InformSegmentation

Prevent future opt-outs.

Maximize the opt-in opportunity.

Measure and monetize opt-out.

Ensure regulatory compliance.

Don’t just manage the opt-out process. Address the opt-out problem.

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C. Pre-filter• Filter opt-out during

segmentation

D. Consider• Assess recency and frequency

metrics for segment

Increase opt-out visibility to

improve offer selection

Understand Measure and monetize opt-out

Measure Exposure

InformSegmentation

A. Measure• Understand campaign’s true

success (response vs. opt-out)

B. Monetize• Understand the impact of opt-

out on customer value (opt-out x dCLV).

Understand what opt-out is costing your business

Understand

Preserve

Comply

Re-engage

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C. Enforce• Governance rules in place

D. Alternatives• Offer alternatives to opt-out

Make sure the business

adheres to plan

A. Listen • Channel • Frequency• Focus

B. Predict• Predict uplift• Predict likely opt-outs

Understand desires of individual customers

PreserveStop your best customers from opting out

Preference & Prediction

Contact Governance

Channel

FrequencyFocus

Understand

Preserve

Comply

Re-engage

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A. Listen • “Capture the flag”

Accept opt-out flags across customer base.

B. Enforce• Subscription compliance rules

and systems in place

Ensure compliance

across affected channels.

ComplyEnsure regulatory compliance

Capture Declaration

Adhere

Understand

Preserve

Comply

Re-engage

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C. Transactional Documents• 95% open rate

D. POS• Initiate opt-in dialogue

E. Incentivize• Incentivize opt-in (CLV)

Leverage the transactional

engagements.

A. Prove it• Demonstrate value

first

B. Re-connect• Preserve using customer

preferences, contact governance, dialogue

Engage with opt-outs when they come to you!

Re-engageMaximize the opt-in opportunity – get your opt-outs back

Inbound Interactions

Transaction Touch Points

Understand

Preserve

Comply

Re-engage

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Opt-in Optimization Fundamental Framework

Understand

Preserve

Comply

Re-engage

CaptureDeclaration Adhere

Preference & Prediction

Contact Governance

Inbound Interactions

Transactional Contact

Measure Exposure

InformSegmentation

Prevent future opt-outs.

Maximize the opt-in opportunity.

Measure and monetize opt-out.

Ensure regulatory compliance.

Don’t just manage the opt-out process. Address the opt-out problem.

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Opportunity• Cross-sell offers• Retention & renewal• Understand VOC• Engage in dialogue

Spam Filter• Level 1 deliverability

failure (often blind)

Junk Filter (client)• Level 2 deliverability

failure (blind)

Mental Opt-out• Deletion is now habit

Explicit Opt-out• Unsubscribe flag

requested

Incomplete Data• Absent or inaccurate

email address

SYMPTOMS

Your Ability to Influence

Frequency + Relevancy

Data Quality

Content Quality

DRIVERS

Maximize Opt-in,Minimize Opt-out

Understand• Measure exposure• Inform segmentationPreserve• Preference & prediction• Contact governanceComply• Capture declaration• AdhereRe-engage• Inbound interactions• Transactional touch points

Improve• Collect valued data• Validate accuracy• Enrich 360° view

Assess• Deliverability validation

RESOLUTION

The “Reachability” Challenge NOW has a Solution

• Customer Analytics and Interaction Solutions

• Communications Management Solutions

• Consulting Services

• Customer Data & Location Intelligence Solutions

• Customer Analytics and Interaction Solutions

• Customer Analytics and Interaction Solutions

PBBI CAN HELP

Optimize CLV

“More Customer Base”

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Thank You

Jeff NicholsonVP of Product Marketing, CAIPitney Bowes Business Insight

E: [email protected]: @jnicholson30L: http://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffnicholson