The Balancing Act: How to Toe the Line Between Personalization & Privacy

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Meet Your Experts

Sam SiegelDirector of Account Management

Samantha CarnallSenior Account Manager

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The Agenda

How to identify the best customer data

How to apply data to marketing programs

Two quick tips for personalizing without data

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The Set-upCapturing data while maintaining privacy

Homepage Page

Product Pages

Checkout Pages

Cart Page

• Every site’s architecture is different

• Tailor each page’s collection method

• Only collect data points necessary to the campaign

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Ask new questions to determine filters

• Last-product viewed

• Last-page viewed

• Basket value

Traditional:

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Ask new questions to determine filters

• Geo-location

• Past-browsing history

• Net new vs. returning customer

Advanced:

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How to Use the Data Set

What You Can Collect? What Does it Tell You?Net new vs. returning

customerReturning customer

Geo-location California Age-bracket 45-55

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Personalizing based on segments

• Non-incentives based messaging

• Product specific creatives

• Progress in the sign-up / registration cycle

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Send Compliant & Click-worthy Emails

What is the average open rate for banking, finance and insurance industries?

8.3%

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Send Compliant & Clickworthy Emails

Check your email deliverability

If open rates are below 40 percent, flag email campaign

Remove spam triggers

Make sure your server or vendor is an authorized sender

Spam Triggers

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2 Quick Tips for Engaging without Piles of Data

Reduce friction in the checkout process

Pre-populate as many fields as possible

Incorporate visuals

Split test checkout page variations

The average checkout process has 14.88 form fields

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*Baymard Institute

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2 Quick Tips for Engaging without Piles of Data

Design for mobile-first

Single-step, multi-page checkout process

Large and pre-populated form-fills

Mobile input type keyboard

74% of millennials say that mobile banking is very important to them.

That’s 76% greater than the baby boomer response.

*ICBA

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Key Takeaway Tweets

Mobile responsive isn’t enough, mobile-first will win the hearts of mobile customers #NoRevLeftBehind

#Avoid #Spammy #SubjectLines #To #Increase #OpenRates

Personalize with a proactive checkout experience #NoRevLeftBehind

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