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Jono Alderson — Digital marketing in a post-dig...

Turing Fest
August 02, 2018

Jono Alderson — Digital marketing in a post-digital world: are you ready for what comes next? (Turing Fest 2018)

Everything that you know about marketing and advertising is based on yesterday's rules. New technologies, changes in consumer behaviour, and the rise of intelligent personal assistants throw those rules out of the window. If we want our brands to survive the revolution, we need to change how we think, and to start preparing now. Jono explores how, why, and where we'll need to level up.

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August 02, 2018
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  1. @jonoalderson You need to start to build brand equity in

    different environments, through distributed content.
  2. @jonoalderson We need to change the way we think about

    the relationship between our marketing and our audiences
  3. @jonoalderson “The roles of content and brand websites need to

    shift away from conversion, and towards positively influencing brand preference and recall”
  4. @jonoalderson | @distilled @jonoalderson Moment Build (or adjust) a consideration

    set Reduce consideration set Evaluate & reduce risk Choose Act
  5. @jonoalderson | @distilled @jonoalderson A more realistic buying cycle Moment

    Build (or adjust) a consideration set Reduce consideration set Evaluate & reduce risk Choose Act
  6. @jonoalderson | @distilled @jonoalderson Moment Build (or adjust) a consideration

    set Reduce consideration set Evaluate & reduce risk Choose Act
  7. @jonoalderson | @distilled @jonoalderson “I need a new laptop” Build

    (or adjust) a consideration set Reduce consideration set Evaluate & reduce risk “Here are some great options for you [...]” “Okay, tell me more about the second one”
  8. @jonoalderson ...But as we increasingly use voice search, chat bots,

    and assistants, these systems will decide what we don’t see.
  9. @jonoalderson | @distilled @jonoalderson 1. Availability
 Is it open/nearby/valid?
 2.

    Suitability
 Is it good/right/cheap?
 3. Implied Preference
 Does it align with what I understand of your values?
  10. @jonoalderson 2018 System takes previous brand interactions into consideration 2018

    Thinking about buying a new laptop 2017 
 Retweeted a clever joke about Moore’s Law 2016 Read a really interesting article about graphics cards and visual machine learning
  11. @jonoalderson | @distilled @jonoalderson Direct actions: • Read an article

    • Liked/shared a social post • Installed an app • Reviewed a service/product Network actions: • Actions from peers Lookalike actions: • Behaviour & characteristics of lookalike audience
  12. @jonoalderson | @distilled @jonoalderson People who like technology People who

    like wine People who struggle to articulate their favourite colour People who don’t like Apple products
  13. @jonoalderson | @distilled @jonoalderson “I need a new laptop” “Here

    are some great options for you [...]” “Show me the second one” ???
  14. @jonoalderson Brand currency is a ‘score’ between me and a

    brand. It’s affected by our interactions.
  15. @jonoalderson | @distilled @jonoalderson 1 Story
 Messaging or elements of

    the service surprises + delights. 2 3 Fulfillment
 The service is available, and is of appropriate quality. Experience
 Brand interactions are deeply meaningful (eg, answer Maslow’s hierarchy of needs) The Brand Currency Hierarchy
  16. @jonoalderson | @distilled @jonoalderson Fitbit makes me feel like I’m

    in control of my health Tesco put things I need onto shelves Uber make my travel completely frictionless (through the removal of fear and uncertainty) Amazon (retail) has everything I’ll ever need, ‘frictionlessly’ Having Amazon Prime means I ‘already have’ everything I need The shop at the end of the street repairs my bike occasionally. The Brand Currency Hierarchy
  17. @jonoalderson | @distilled @jonoalderson #3 Brand currency
 Direct preference Implied

    preference Lookalike preference Opportunity to be present in a consideration set #1 Brand marketing
 Top of funnel messaging Distributed content Meaningful marketing
 Opportunity to deliver an experience #2 Brand experience
 Direct interactions (and sales!) Network interactions Lookalike interactions
 Opportunity to generate brand currency
  18. @jonoalderson Everyone, everywhere*
 
 *not to scale People who might

    feasibly ever buy from us Where we should invest the majority of our marketing People who might feasibly ever visit our website