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Management Decisions for New Media @maurygiles www.pursuitnow.com www.consumercentric.biz

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Presentation by Maury Giles of Pursuit, a business and communications innovation firm, as part Stanford MediaX's "Metrics for Management Decisions" discussion. Media X at Stanford University is a collaboration of Stanford and industry that brings together Stanford's leading interactive technology research with companies committed to technical advancement and innovation.

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Management Decisions for New Media

@maurygileswww.pursuitnow.comwww.consumercentric.biz

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Role of Marketing

Create Demand for a Relationship

Activate Relationship (Purchase Funnel)

Maximize Relationship (Lifetime Value)

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How Many

How Long

How Often

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Persuasion?

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Channel Efficiency

Consumer Journey Outcomes

Business Outcomes

SpendHow manyHow longHow often

Demand Creation:Perceived value

Awareness/recallDifferentiation/relevance

Sales / revenueProfit

Lifetime valueShareholder value

SpendHow manyHow longHow often

Purchase Funnel:Think, feel, do progression

Intent to act

Sales / revenueProfit

Lifetime valueShareholder value

SpendHow manyHow longHow often

Lifetime Value:Satisfaction

LoyaltyNet Promoter Score

Sales / revenueProfit

Lifetime valueShareholder value

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New Media Influence?

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Emergent Behavior

New TacticsSocial Media

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A system consisting of many elements is complex if its overall behavior emerges from the behavior of the individual elements and their interactions.

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Knowing individual behavior not enough to predictSlight changes = dramatic changes

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Agent-BasedSimulations

Shift focus from system to individual elements

Each agent follows local rules

Behavior depends on interactions with other agents

Overall system behavior emerges from local interactions

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oExposed to or participate in marketing activities

oEngage in WOMoBuy/experience product

oGrow product knowledgeoChange attitudesoThink independently

oResponsivenessoMessaging and media

interdependencies

oAwarenessoValuesoRelevancy

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Icosystem’s Concentric™ Platform

Perceptions

Rules

BehaviorsOutcomes

Consumer Defined

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Times Ad Seen

Times WOM Heard

Effects of Campaign

Effects of WOM

Change in Perception

Change in Purchase Intent

Market Share

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APPLICATIONS

Media plan optimization

Incorporate social impact

What-if scenario planning with new tactics

Harness all available data and insights

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