DIGITAL MARKETING / emailing, influencers, social media & app

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STDC Framework ?

SEE : Awarness

THINK : Consideration

DO : Action

CARE : Loyalty.

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its the customers who … which brands live and which brand die.

decide which brands live and which brand die.

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Importance of mobile ?

Crucial to adapt a mobile-first strategy.

→ SM, SE, QR code, SMS, Push notifications, location-based, email,…

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The influence marketing ?

global influencer mark. spend is exp. to reach $21 B

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Micro and Nano influencers often have … ?

better engagement rates.

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Types of influencers ?

  1. MEGA (>1M)

  2. MACRO (100K - 1M)

  3. MICRO (10K - 100K)

  4. NANO (<10K)

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CPA ?

Cost per action

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CPC ?

Cost per 1 click bought

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CPM ?

Cost for 1000 impressions.

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CPP ?

Cost per period (CPD = for 1 day, CPW = for 1 week)

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CPA/CPL ?

Cost per action / per lead

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Site centric ?

→ measures site, app traffic & the profile surfers
→ its carried out by the CIM but its limited to a perimeter of local publishers.

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User centric ?

→ It’s in the audience of profiled individuals,
what types of consumers will I reach with my digital campaign and how will I reach them

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Ad centric - campaign results ?

Impressions/clics/conversions
→ Link with the brand :
1. awareness : Spontaneous & aided
2. Consideration (& preference)
3. Purchase intention
4. Loyalty & brand recommendation

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KPI’s paid ?

→ SEA, display, emailing

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KPI’s owned ?

→ site, e-shop, app (average basket, users,…)

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KPI’s earned ?

→ SM, influencer (followers, interactions engagement rate, comments,…)

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Market place clutter ?

→ customers decide wich brand lives or die.

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people want … ?

→ trustworthy brands, we need radical differenciation

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Tactics ?

= digital touchpoints.
→ I must have a clear link between smart objectives and tactics, wich are the tools to apply my digital strategy.

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what’s the golden rule ?

→ when everyone zigs, you zag.

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How to find your zag ?

  • find idea that combines good and different

  • find a trend to ride, trend power is increased by rising more than one at the same time.

  • think like an artist.

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Models to structure objectives ?

  • Race

  • E-commerce objectives

  • 5S

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The Explorer ?

→ gathers and examines all information pertinent to an issue. (It’s the beginning of the journey into a topic)

<p>→ gathers and examines all information pertinent to an issue. (It’s the beginning of the journey into a topic)</p>
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The Artist ?

→ He use resources to make new stuff, to modify stuff or to transform one thing into another.

<p>→ He use resources to make new stuff, to modify stuff or to transform one thing into another.</p>
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The Judge ?

→ He uses critical thinking and thought to make decisions.
He’s evaluating what The Artist has come up with, in light of the information gathered by The Explorer.

<p>→ He uses<strong> critical thinking</strong> and <strong>thought </strong>to <strong>make decisions</strong>.<br>He’s evaluating what <strong>The Artist</strong> has come up with, in light of the information gathered by <strong>The Explorer</strong>.</p>
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The Warrior ?

The Warrior makes things happen. Implements everything the other 3 characters have planned. This is all about action.

<p>The Warrior <strong>makes things happen</strong>. Implements everything the other <strong>3 characters</strong> have planned. This is all about <strong>action</strong>.</p>
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"People don't buy products, they buy … ?

the stories behind them".

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Purpose of display advertising ?

→ Its to deliver general advertisements and brand messages to site visitors.

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PESO model ?

  • Paid media

  • Earned media

  • Shared media

  • Owned media

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CPV ?

→ Cost for 1 view.

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The benefits of online advertising ?

→ No minimum budget and you decide how much you want to spend.

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What’s an influencer ?

its an individual who through status or MEDIA exposure can influence consumption behaviours in a given universe.

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KPI’s influencers ?

1. Reach
2. Engagement
3. Impressions
4. Click-Through Rate (CTR)
5. Conversions
6. Follower Growth
7. Return on Investment (ROI)
8. Sentiment

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the most treated topics in the south of belgium ?

• Culinary/gastronomy
• Lifestyle
• Beauty
• Family
• Cultural
• Followed by fashion, design, city, niche-category, etc…

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How do they work with brands ?

1. Sponsored Content
2. Product Reviews
3. Giveaways and Contests
4. Affiliate Marketing
5. Brand Ambassadorships
6. Event Partnerships
7. Guest Content Creation
8. Takeovers
9. Co-Creating Products

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INFLUENCER POINT OF VIEW ?

its selects the brand with which he will collaborate according to the values conveyed by the brand, it’s HISTORY and DNA.
• Novelty is not enough !

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the importance of experience ?

Truth
Emotion
Community
Unique

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Basic principle never to be forgotten ?

→ L'envoi d'un paquet de produits sans personnalisation, c'est comme jeter une bouteille à la mer.
Sending a product package without personalization is like throwing a bobttle into the sea

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The importance of a contract ?

• Advertising budget
• Channels
• Nbr of articles/posts
• Amplification of posts
• Publication deadline
• # /mention
• Backlink

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influencer marketing ?

Reach a new audience
Exploiting word-of-mouth
Take advantage of the trust that consumers have in influencer

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Storytelling ?

The right message at the right time to the right target… with the right format

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Goal of an emailing campaign ?

→ to promote a product/ service by directly touching a user via his email.

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Smartphone users prefer to receive brand communications via … ?

→ email

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• Opt-in active email address ?

consent from the owner, to use his address in a specific setting

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Internal sources ?

• Newsletter, loyalty card, contest
• Point of sale via terminal, tablet, paper form
• Inbound marketing

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External sources ?

• Free lists
• Purchase / lease of database

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email marketing process ?

  1. Define → Goals / Target

  2. Test

  3. Send

  4. Measure

  5. Report

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Exploration/ Decision making / Purchase / Advocacy = … ?

Reach / Act / Convert / Engage

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Substance ?

• From name
• Subject (max 60 ch. , personalize)
• Preheader (→ sell)
• Header
• Body (personalization)
• Footer

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Mobile first BUT don’t Forget … ?

→ desktops

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Pictures ?

→ vertical & horizontal formats

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Pictures on : Facebook, Twitter, feed Instagram and LinkedIn ?

Horizontal.

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What’s the bid type of paid ads ?

→ Impressions (CPM), clicks (CPC), Conversions(CPA)

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E-Mail-marketing ?

All the marketing uses of e-mailing

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Focus on a single subject that … ?

→ encourages the client to act quickly

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Objective of e-mailing ?

→ trafic acquisition & conversion

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Objective of the newsletter ?

→ loyalty

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Opt-in active e-mail adress ?

→ can’t be a pre-checked opt-in box

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Spam

unwanted and abusive message, sent by a sender who has not received an opt-in from the recipient

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Geographical criteria

postal code, address

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Socio-demographic criteria

full name, gender, age, date of birth, family

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Psychographic segmentation

activities, interests

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Behavioral segmentation

based on the buyer’s journey

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The sender of the mail can be … ?

→ The name of your company

→ The name of the person who sends this email

→ A combination of the 2

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Subject ?

Create an emotional response from your recipients that is strong enough to push them to open your email. Your title must be explicit while remaining intriguing

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Preheader

Sentence that often follows the subject of an email & the first line of text used in the body

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Body ?

  • Structured, titles/subtitles or sections

  • Start with the main mssg info

  • Order of importance

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For a paragraph in the body of a mail, Maximum … ?

→ 5 paragraphs for the same email

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Sentences ?

  • Short

  • Accurate, with the most important infos

  • ½ page A4 + image & links

  • The First 1/3 is the main info of the mail.

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Body/ CTA ?

  • action verbs/ interest

  • Not too many

  • highlighted

  • bright colors /clear text

  • Clickable CTA for mobile

  • Check the links are working

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Body/ Images ?

  • 40% image/ 60% text

  • Better images for mobile

  • Alt images

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Body/ other visual elements ?

  • video better than gifs

  • + 6% open rates if videos used & 300% for click rates.

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How to put a video in a mail ?

→ with a link to YouTube on a static image with button

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Footer ?

  • unsubscribe link

  • Contact info: phone number/ email

  • Legal notice

  • Social networks

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Form ?

  • Email on mobile has to be optimized

  • 500px wide for mobile

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Test emails ?

  • the CTA’s

  • the displays

  • A/B testing

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Measure ?

  • deliverability rate : nb of mails delivered/sent

  • Open rates: nb of opened mails

  • Clickthrough rate (CTR): nb of clicks

  • Click to open rate: nb of clicks & opened emails

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Report ?

  • follow the results of each campaign sent to my database

  • Build my own benchmarks

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Trends ?

  • animation/ video

  • Geolocation → hyper-segmentation

  • AI

  • Fun → gamification

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I should … ?

Be a consumer of social media.

  • know them, their codes

  • Be inspired

  • To enlarge my networks

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Content pillars ?

  • define an editorial line

    → what the brand is going to tell

    → while protecting its brand territory/ identity

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Content pillars/ topics ?

  • 3 to 5 topics.

    → 1st is the brand, bts, employees, products, offers,…

    → 2 to 4 is related to the brand

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# ?

  • Attach a # to my brand

  • Choose wisely the # with care → relevant, popular & specific.

  • Make my # live offline → does it already exists ?

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What is a brand to an influencer ?

  • multinational ? Craftsman ? It doesn’t matter.

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An influencer selects the brand which he’ll … ?

collaborate according to the values conveyed by the brand, its history & DNA. → novelty is enough !

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How to find a relevant influencer ?

  1. Define campaign objectives

  2. Analyse the influencer’s audience

  3. Assess engagement rate

  4. Check credibility and content quality

  5. Use influencer research tools

  6. Consider nano & micro-influencers for niche campaign

  7. Review past collaborations

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What are the criteria for selecting an influencer ?

• Influencer’s values, common with the brand’s

• Theme already existing on the account/website, related to the brand

• Active influencer/ community

• Exclusive & quality content

• Improvement of the brand’s referencing

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Methodology/ the + ?

• They are professionals, creatives

• Costs are limited, as their sector is digital

only = good ROI

• Their network is established, in their niche

• Corresponds to the brand’s values

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Methodology/ The - ?

• More and more paid

• Random rates

mode of operation:

• Tailor-made work

• Transparency of payment to individuals

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What’s the two essential documents in the legal framework ?

  1. The Briefing : company history, project reminder, URL link,mention, hashtags, number of posts, publication dates, proofreading obligation or not, storytelling details,...

  2. The Contract : includes intellectual property rights. Without signing this

    contract, no collaboration!

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3 elements you need to look at for designing successfully a mobile app : Business value, excellent design and what is the last one? 

→ perfect execution

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the 3 apps according to which one people spend the most on ?

  1. Tiktok

  2. Youtube

  3. Tinder

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mobile app ?

software that’s created specifically for smartphones and tablets.

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Mobile applications are created to … ?

work great on mobile devices. They can easily use all the capabilities of a modern smartphone: camera, microphone, NFC, Face ID, GPS. 

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The UX of mobile apps is … ?

smooth and convenient, → this influences conversions, satisfaction rates and your brand reputation.

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advantages of cross platform mobile app development ?

→ The ability to build just one app for both platforms.

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mobile apps/ + ?

  • flexible and functionnal

  • features push notifs, geolocation, cameras

  • add engaging elements like gamification

  • Users spend more time in and engage more with apps

  • smooth UX

  • more secure then website

  • great performance & speed.

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mobile apps/ - ?

  • avoir des users est challengant

  • couts de développement élevés

  • beaucoup de temps nécessaire pour construire une app de qualité

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A responsive website doesn’t have … ?

any preset sizes; it just responds to the screen size automatically.

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