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Personalization Best Practices for Delivering an Engaging Online Customer Experience 

Date: 4/28/2010


Presented by: American Marketing Association
Sponsored by: Baynote


Speakers:
Carlos Carvajal,
Senior Director, Marketing at Baynote
Anna Carbonara, Moderator, American Marketing Association

 

Consumers today expect a great online experience that is relevant and personal, regardless of communication channel.  However, most companies struggle to deliver on these expectations because either:

a) They do not have a personalization strategy in place, so everyone receives the same experience regardless of their needs

b) Their personalization strategy does not account for critical customer touch points such as Search, E-Mail, Mobile, Video and Social Media

c) They crafted the “ultimate personalization strategy”… which was abandoned shortly after they realized it was not effective or sustainable

Spend a worth while hour with Carlos Carvajal, who will share personalization best practices based on over ten years of experience working with hundreds of global brands. Carlos will cover:

  • Common personalization pitfalls that lead to expensive deployments and miss the mark
  • Why the ability to understand and respond to changing customer interests in real-time is critical for success
  • How it is possible to achieve great results quickly that continue to improve over time by using innovative Collective Intelligence principles based on cognitive and social science
  • Personalization best practices for maximizing online engagement and conversions at different stages of the customer lifecycle and across multiple touch points
  • Real-world case studies from leading brands in Retail, Telco, Media, CPG, Hi-Tech Manufacturing and more   

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