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Sarah Worsham / Jul 17, 2008

Internet Strategy Forum Summit – Innovate How We Connect

Presented by Chris Shimojima, VP Global Digital Commerce, Nike

Make It Better.

Nike’s motto: If you have a body, you’re an athlete.

Nike Plus is an RFID chip in a shoe that interacts with an ipod or a wristband. You can get information on how you run – distance, time, pace, calories burned, etc. On their website, you can connect with other runners, establish challenges, create training regimes, log runs, download music, share routes, etc.

NikeiD – individually designed shoes. Online you can design your own shoes, share your designs and be showcased as a creator. Nike created an exclusive NikeiD design studio experience in NYC for professional athletes. In Japan, they created a mass market design studio to experiment in how to make it work for the masses. Recently they opened two stores in NYC and London for mass market NikeiD.

Nike feels that these services add to the retail experience and do not compete with their existing products. They are a way to differentiate their competitive offerings.

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Sarah Worsham / Jul 17, 2008

Internet Strategy Forum Summit – End to End Marketing: A Fundamental Shift

Presented by Nancy Bhagat, VP Sales & Marketing Group, Director Integrated Marketing, Intel

Cost of media is low per person, but is unfocused.

There is a 300% growth rate in timeshifting TV.  But TV is not media, it’s a delivery.  Video will continue to exist, just in different places through different delivery strategies.  Behavior has changed in how people interact with ads.  56% say skipping ads is important part of timeshifting.

Technology is no longer about who is tech saavy and who is not anymore.  It is about the desire to purchase.  80% turn to Internet for information to make a purchase decision. Our targets are online.

People are looking for a person like them, but they don’t need to see or know them directly.  This is defined much differently than previously.

Great brands are no longer the brands that tell the best stories, but are the brands that have the best stories told about them. (needs source)

Power of online marketing:

  • Impact
  • Agility
  • Targeting
  • Scale

Leadership requires flexibility and focus. Online vehicles offer speed and flexibility to test multiple content types in one place and to determine what content is best.

Success metrics are shifting away from traditional impressions and CPC. The ability to evaluate success is critical.  Content is increasingly delivered through social media which is difficult to measure.  We now need to measure what matters – user engagement, behavior, movements & trends.  Data that is not actionable is meaningless.

We need to know what place people are in the buy cycle/qualification.  Data without valid business context is meaningless. We need to understand what activities are valued.  And if things don’t go well in those activities, we need to know what and why.

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Sarah Worsham / Jul 17, 2008

Internet Strategy Forum Summit – Evolution of CRM

Presented by David Placier, VP of Marketing, Disney.com

Definition of CRM – Customer Relationship Marketing

  • Differentiating marketing treatment and/or service level for an individual or group
  • Differentiating in order to optimize customer value to company
  • ROI based
  • Targeted effort, not mass

Customer value = income you receive from an individual – expenses acquiring, servicing and marketing to individual

When CRM started isn’t clear – Local shops use CRM by giving you different suggestions and service depending on what they know about you from past purchases and visits.

Direct mail credit card acquisitions change their offer based on your credit score, your assets, your zip code, public data about you.  They change their investment and marketing treatments based on this information.

Airline customer loyalty programs give premium seats and have separate lines for their best customers.

Online

Advertising – display location – where you surf may define which treatment group you get, but site experience is not differentiated by customer value or characteristics.

Search advertising is differentiated by treatment group – what you are saying, where you are landing, what you are searching for.

Product recommendations are characterized by previous choices, but maybe not by value and this experience is available to anyone.

With social media, find opinion leaders to treat differently and they will buy more, say more and influence more.

Future of CRM

  • Personalization
  • Optimization
  • Addressability
  • Commonly available data
  • Cross device/platform continuity

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Sarah Worsham (Sazbean) is a Webgrrl = Solution Architect + Product Management (Computer Engineer * Geek * Digital Strategist)^MBA. All views are her own.

Business + Technical Product Management

My sweet spot is at the intersection between technology and business. I love to manage and develop products, market them, and deep dive into technical issues when needed. Leveraging strategic and creative thinking to problem solving is when I thrive. I have developed and marketed products for a variety of industries and companies, including manufacturing, eCommerce, retail, software, publishing, media, law, accounting, medical, construction, & marketing.

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