the rise of the ai-empowered marketer
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The Rise of the AI-Empowered Marketer
Ariane LindblomSr. Director, Product MarketingMarketo
Gerry MurrayResearch DirectorIDC
INFINITE DEMANDDRIVERS
FINITE ATTENTION
The Demand Curve for Customer Attention
only consider brands that show they
understand and care about ‘me.’
(Wunderman)
of buying experiences are based on how
customers feel they're being understood.
(McKinsey)
Buyer Expectations haveRADICALLY SHIFTED
79% 70% 66%
of customers expect their interactions with brands to be
personalized.(Marketo)
The Engagement Economy
Pivot from One-Size-Fits-Most to
Segment of 1
Pivot from One-Size-Fits-Most to
Segment of 1
Who wants to build a million journeys?
Artificial Intelligence:
Built for
Marketers
Performs on
Centralized Data
Provides Control
& Transparency
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PREDICT
PERSONALIZE
PERFORM
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ENGAGEMENT
What do you need to know to
make the vision a reality?
What is it?
Why now?
AI Apps for Marketing
Getting ready for AI
Surprise!
Action Plan
Agenda
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AI: What is it?
Deep learning: neural networks – image identification and tagging
Machine learning: optimization algorithms
Ambient computing: consumerizing AI
Conversational systems: chatbots, virtual qualification agents
Cognitive systems: strategic planning
Artificial Intelligence: TBD
Many flavors of AI
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Cognitive: A multi-disciplinary world
Source: SAS Data Mining Primer course in 1998
Computational
Neuroscience
Data
Science
StatisticsPattern
Recognition
Machine
Learning
AI
Databases
Data
Mining
Knowledge
Discovery
Why now? (3 simple reasons)
An expanding
universe of data
#1 Cognitive Makes Marketers Smarter and Faster
Vanishing windows of time
Millions of customers with rising expectations
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Modern marketing – a customer centric definition:
“Deliver the most value to the
best customers the fastest.”
Modern marketing mission:
“Raise customer expectations
beyond competitors’ ability.”
#1 Cognitive Makes Marketers Smarter and Faster
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By 2020, 50% of companies will use cognitive computing to automate marketing and sales interactions with customers.
#2 It’s going into everything
Behavioral Interactional
Performance
Long form
Geolocation
News
Personal data
Healthcare
Location
Sports &
Entertainment
Social
Corporate
Logistics
Financial
Marketing
Sales
Procurement
Asset
mgmt.
R&D
Logistics
HR
Anti money
laundering
Retail
pricing
Patient
outcomes
Telco
churn
IT performance
mgt.
Retail
Travel
Media
Healthcare
Insurance
Investment
Commercial
leasing
Advertising
Legal
Driverless
cars
Smart home
devices
Self-flying
drones
Robotic
systems
Text analysis
Video analysis
Image analysis
Predictive analytics
NLP
APIs
ConnectorsData storesHypotheses generation
Machine learning
Speech Recognition
Dialogue Mgt.
Finance
Risk mgmt.
Weather
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IDC’s Cognitive Software Ecosystem
IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Chief Marketing
Officer Advisory 2016 Predictions
Most marketers will consume AI within
applications based on well defined use cases
• Push button web content personalization
• Push button lead scoring based on behavior and performance
• Embedded in conversational applications
• Automated content recommendation and optimization based on test case
• And more
But easy to use does not mean easy to understand and operate effectively
AI Easy Button – it’s coming to
apps you’re using right now
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#3 It’s going to change consumer behavior forever – “B2Bot
Marketing”
By 2020, 40% of e-commerce
transactions will be enabled by
cognitive/AI personal shoppers
and conversational commerce.
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IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Chief
Marketing Officer 2017 Predictions
#3 It’s going to change consumer behavior forever
Bot Persona
Shopper bot: Tracks purchases, HH
inventory, accepts offers,
can purchase groceries <$25
Planner bot: Seeks deals on travel
Recommender bot: Seeks info and offers
on major purchases such as autos and
homes
Others: TBD
Buyer Persona
Name: Brenda
Age: 36
Roles: Marketing VP,
Market: Clothing, groceries, gas, dining,
travel
Drivers: past purchases, fitness, kids
activities, adventure travel, music festivals
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Applications for AI/ML in Marketing
Top 10 AI Apps for Marketing
B2C B2B Signs you need it now
1 Chat bots Very high web traffic volumes and/or online support requests
2 Virtual sales rep/Email avatar
avatar Unable or very costly to follow up on 100% of leads
3 Real time sentiment analysis
analysis Large volumes of social traffic, powerful external influencers
4 Recommendation engines Complex buyer's journeys and content matching, delays in decision making
5 Live event monetization Need to optimize revenue and experiences onsite
6 Cognitive commerce Product discovery, personalized merchandising
7 Cognitive content Personalized real-time response generation at scale
8 Media mix optimization Large omni-channel advertising spend that is difficult to attribute to performance
9 Attribution analysis Omni-channel marketing in complex, long cycle customer acquisition models
10 Planning/budgeting Need to speed planning and budgeting process and allocate investments based on contribution to performance goals.
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Fun with Chatbots
Virtual Sales Reps
Live Event Monetization
"Combining Ampsy's
geofencing capabilities with
their new AmpElite analytics
powered by Watson has
enabled us to identify super
fans at live shows, engage
with them in real-time or post-
show, and micro-market to
them on a level we've never
seen before."
Jesper Poulsen,
VP of Artist &
Brand Development, Epic Rights
(Licensing Group for AC/DC,
Aerosmith, KISS, and more)
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Personalized Web Content
Three dynamic content
recommendations based on:
• User profile
• Session behavior
• Automated content analysis
Start with as few as 10 pieces
of content
AI in eCommerce
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Getting Ready for
Cognitive
Marketing
The Cognitive Marketing Kitchen
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Cognitive Marketing Team
Business Analyst
Project mgmt.
Business assumptions
Communications
Data Scientist
Data representation
Featurization
Model building
Marketing Technologist
Infrastructure mgmt
System integration
IT liaison
Data Driven Marketer
Business objectives
Data cultivation
Governance
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Key StakeholdersRole Benefit
CMO Improved planning, budgeting, and visibility into marketing contribution to business performance
Marketing finance Improved attribution analysis
Marketing analysts Greater scale, scope and speed of analytics
Content marketer Auto-generated content for simple interactions via SMS and email. Greater visibility into content effectiveness by segments and buyers'
segments and buyers' journeys.
Web marketer Cognitive commerce will make real time offer management systems more effective. Chatbots and virtual agents will increase engagement at
increase engagement at lower cost.
Email marketer Cognitively enabled content recommendation systems that match customer data, buyer's journey patterns, and content assets will improve
content assets will improve email performance.
Social marketer Greater insight into sentiments, influencer dynamics. And automated interactions.
Ecommerce marketer Ability to discern real time insights on how web sessions are connected via content and behavioral patterns to help build communities and
build communities and identify value added interaction opportunities
Event marketer Real time sentiment analysis and on site monetization for large scale events.
Source: IDC, 2017
Surprise! The Cognitive Consumer is just as smart as you
The Cognitive Consumer
Microsoft Delve &
Cortana
Google Now and
Google Assistant5.0?
10.0? Apple Siri
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Everyday items will become data sensors
Everything we touch, do, feel will be recorded
More immediate, more intimate data collection
Every step we take, every breath and heartbeat
Cognitive and IoT and Buyer Behavior
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The Super-Intelligent Marketer’s Dilemma:
When you know everything about everyone all the
time, what could possibly go wrong?
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A simple thought experiment
Weight
Posture
Fidgeting Hyperventilating
Temperature
Time
Coughing Sneezing
Rapid heart beat
Falling asleep
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A simple thought experiment
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A simple thought experiment
Weight
Posture
FidgetingBreathing and Pulse
Temperature
Time
Coughing Sneezing
Ad Blocker
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A simple thought experiment
Weight
Posture
FidgetingBreathing and Pulse
Temperature
Time
Coughing Sneezing
Falling asleep
Ad “Streamer”Ad content should be like a music streaming service that
learns what you like and what
you’re in the mood/market for.
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The big philosophical debate
(that hasn’t really started yet)
Vs.
Is consumer data just the new oil to be
exploited by business?
Is it the new currency to be spent by
consumers?
The issue is intent and its on this side.
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Last time you bought Huggies,
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Save
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Customer expectations are evolving beyond product and price to privacy
and personal value.
Data as a service is the new model for marketers to go beyond messaging
and targeting.
Well defined use case is the #1 key to success with AI
Focus on fit between use cases and data sources for AI/ML applications
Leverage knowledge resources in OpenAI, Association for Uncertainty in
Artificial Intelligence, the AI Forum, and others to learn about the impacts technologies.
Avoid "black box" tools and models that defy understanding of how they
work or reach decisions.
Don't jump into deployment if the outcomes are both uncertain and
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Action Plan
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