The Road to SCRM Enlightment

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The road to SCRM enlightenment Rachael Pollard Head of Digital & CRM, JUST EAT

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Presentation by Rachael Pollard, Head of Digital and CRM, JUST EAT - delivered at the Digital Marketing Show 2014.

Transcript of The Road to SCRM Enlightment

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The road to SCRM enlightenment

Rachael Pollard

Head of Digital & CRM, JUST EAT

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Who are we?

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What is Social CRM?

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CRM for the social (mobile!) age

• Deliver value

• Meet heightened expectations

• Participate in customer-led

conversations, in real-time, across

multiple platforms

• Opportunity to build much

richer relationships

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Mobile use on the rise

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The Just Eat journey

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Our mission

Empower consumers to love their

takeaway experience

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Customer

eCRM

Retargeting

Reviews

TrustPilot

Android

Review Centre

Mumsnet

Product/Website

In-App

Homepage

Customer Care

Social media

Livechat

Social media

Facebook

Twitter

Google+

Ins

Vine

YouTube

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Planning the route

• Consumer insight

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• Segmentation

• Build the strategy

• Set the ‘right’ KPIs

• Test plan

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Lynne, 29, London, Catering Manager, Joint-decision maker

In her own words: She’s calm, organised and excitable – ‘I’m always busy but I like it - I like to

go and do things’ Focused on the home - busy with ‘the boring things like

painting’ to make their house a home A real foodie - always on the look out for the latest pop

up, bar or coffee place to visit with friends Loves to entertain - drinks / BBQs are her forte

Values the convenience and style of her MacBook and iPad

Attitude to cooking: A keen chef - she’s an experimenter, creating meals based on what’s in the

fridge; cooking’s therapeutic Nutrition’s important - she cooks from scratch / uses

fresh ingredients to keep things healthy Meal occasions: Meals are an informal affair - they’re

back home late so eat from trays on the sofa It’s THE time to catch up on weekend TV - Game of

Thrones and Casualty are both favourites

Home and family: Lynne recently moved into a new house with her husband and they’re expecting

Important things in life: Family is increasingly important - it’s a transitional time with a baby on the way

But career’s a big priority - after a recent promotion she’s working harder than ever

Friends are central - she has a packed diary and is always busy / out and about

Free time is a rarity – but when she does get time she reads on her Kindle, goes to gigs or shops ASOS

Lynne’s favourite things…

On Demander

Role of takeaway: It’s a treat - an alternative to a night out 'instead of the pictures I’ll have a nice film and a meal' She likes to order from Deliverance to curb the ‘take away guilt’ the day after 'it’s how I’d cook it myself, it’s

fresh not fatty so I don’t feel too guilty' Takeaway brands: She uses JUST EAT for ease -

ordering online is quicker/ easier than calling

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Packing the right gear

• Systems and tools

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• Analytics and insight

• Real-time data

• Cross-device tracking

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Other passengers

• Integrated approach across

departments

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• Everyone on board

• Marketing lead

• Take time to understand each

other

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The Just Eat CRM Dream Team

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Marketing

B.I.

Customer care

Product

Tech

Ops

UX

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Choosing the right music

• Brand

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• Creative assets

• Tone of voice

• The mini fist pump is born!

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Who’s driving?

• The consumer!

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• Empower them to do so

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Are we there yet?

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Nearly…

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• Fresh new brand

• Cultural shift

• Systems and tools

• Real-time dataflow

• Analytics

• Strategy and test plans

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DCFC mini fist pump moment

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1 week later…

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Key take aways

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Key take aways

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• Know your consumer!

• Listen and engage. Don’t preach

• Cross-channel, but mobile first

• Same rules apply. Right person, right message, right place, right time

• Integrated approach. CRM at the heart of the business

• TEST, LEARN, EVOLVE…FAST!

• Be online when your consumers are

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Thank you.Questions?