Learn how to effectively collect, manage, and utilize first-party data for targeted marketing. Understand the difference between first-party and third-party data, and discover strategies to leverage first-party data for nurturing and converting leads. Explore the role of customer data platforms and CRM integration for successful marketing.
The video discusses various marketing strategies and techniques for businesses. It highlights the importance of social media marketing, content marketing, and email marketing in reaching and engaging target audiences. The video also emphasizes the significance of analyzing data and metrics to measure the success of marketing efforts.
[Music] I'm Ben I'm an ongoing strategist here at webfx
first party data is basically any piece of information you're collecting from individuals
that your business owns and essentially once you've collected that information
you can use that for marketing for reaching out to customers but really the key is it's
data personal identification that you have collected as a company and you own internally
a lot of privacy regulations have been rolled out a lot of us have heard about
cookies and how those are used to essentially track someone's behavior on the web that's
personal information from the individual and the main goal of these regulations is
to protect the consumer and individuals and their right to protect their own personal
information and as a result these regulations have forced businesses to adapt how they're
collecting information on people that are visiting their products a good example would
be Facebook apple and even Google they've all been adapting their platforms to adapt to this
privacy regulation rollout and that's forcing customers and marketers to adapt how we are
actually using and collecting information on people and how we need to Market to them
first party data is really impactful because this is information from users that you know they've
actually provided to you because they're showing interest in your company your service your product
and with that there's a lot more of an intent to actually purchase and the characteristics
of those individuals are typically in line with your demographic that you're targeting and it's
extremely powerful to leverage that because one since we own that information and they've
willingly provided it to us they're open to hearing our Communications and they're open
to being educated on what we can do for them to solve their problems or provide a service to them
third party day is a little bit different because this is essentially tracking
characteristics of individuals and maybe Intense or maybe finding characteristics
on those people that would show they might be interested in what you have
to offer but they're not actually reaching out to you asking for that information so
you're kind of pushing your Communications out to them and in some cases that can be
impactful and it could capture their attention but it's not going to be as powerful as far as
converting people as actually reaching out to someone who showed interest in your product
in the past we might not have needed to rely as much on first party data because a lot of
companies maybe weren't collecting it and some of those push strategies were more effective
because there weren't as many platforms to get in front of people so you weren't fighting for
as much attention and there weren't some of the Privacy regulations out there that would protect
the consumer from getting unsolicited marketing and messaging from companies so as we you know
for grass and things modernize and uh personal information is uh valued more and protected more
as a company as a business you need to adapt to that and right now in the current climate if
you don't have first party data if you're not collecting that information it's going to be
really hard to function as a company or a business it's going to be hard to sell your products
absolutely when it comes to promoting a new product third-party data can be really helpful in
narrowing down an audience you want to communicate with that could benefit from your products the
real difference now is it's just anonymized it's not really as granular as the individual that
might be interested in your products essentially what a lot of the platforms are doing is grouping
everyone into cohorts of similar interests or intents and what we can do is tap into those
interests or intents if they align with what our product can do or solve or or help so essentially
you know at the end of the day if you have a new product out there you're trying to grow a business
a lot of us do focus on middle and bottom of the funnel and first party data lives there but in
order to kind of brand a company in order to bring awareness to maybe a new service that you have
third-party data can be very powerful in getting in front of a lot of people but it's really
important that once we get that initial exposure that we're putting strategies in place to start
to collect information from those people and then Market to those people that get them the purchase
first you need a method to collect that first party data that could be a website with a form
on it where someone could fill that out to reach out to you directly but there's also other methods
of collecting first party data if you're at a trade show someone could literally write down
their information to reach out to them later that is first party data they're giving you permission
to reach out to them and communicate to them about your product or service but essentially
you need some sort of method of some sort of mechanism to collect that first and foremost
once you collect it we need to put it somewhere and a spreadsheet can work but it really isn't
that easy to manage and it's not easy to kind of plan marketing and follow-ups with something
like that so really you need some sort of CDP or a customer data platform and essentially a
customer data platform is a piece of software that you can buy there's a lot of those out
there that you can put a lot of your first party data in and manage that information
you could create audiences from a platform like that that could be used for marketing automation
or can be used for sending uh emails to people it could be used to maybe develop campaigns
in social media or Google ads and then we can also use a CRM CRM is a customer relationship
management tool and that is fantastic for taking that first party data and actually taking action
on it whether it's automated follow-up emails if it's prompts to your sales team or yourself to
call those people uh to keep top of mind and help them move down the sales funnel [Music]
to get a customer to give you their information you need to provide something back and that really
comes down to reciprocation reciprocation could be monetary you could say hey I'm
giving you dollars for a service or a product back in this case when we're
collecting first party data our reciprocation typically is something that would benefit the
user or help them in their journey of discovering a solution to their problem
so when it comes to our website white papers are fantastic resources to help them make a decision
it could be promotions for discounts on the products that you offer essentially we need
to give them something of value back that really is going to resonate with the user and it's going
to be attractive and typically something that might be hard to find somewhere else
first and foremost it's important to make sure that the user coming to your site understands
that you're following the rules and regulations of the country or state that you do business in
and you're transparent with that you're showing that information to them that could
be in a privacy policy that could be in the module that pops up that asks for their email
giving them some information on what you're going to do with that and also linking them
to where they can learn more information about how you follow those rules and regulations build
a lot of confidence for the user that it's okay to give them give you their information
that really does depend on the business you're in I think the most important thing
is to understand your customer life cycle when someone does give you their information what
do we typically see from your past customers that move them to making a decision what's
the time frame that typically happens what information do they need and that's going
to allow you to start to craft a strategy regardless of what channel you're investing
in to actually nurture that first party data in a way that drives revenue for your business
the first thing that I typically see is really from the sales side what are we doing to reach
out to those people if they're not unsure about what they want to do if they want to work with you
to get them to make that decision simply following up with them when they reach out to you and they
give you their email their phone number the faster you can reach out to them with a phone
call or an email message the more likely they're going to buy from you so first and foremost just a
human interaction act on those leads that you're getting the second thing would be nurture those
leads there's a lot of great tools that can be manual like a salesperson being reminded to call a
lead over time but we can automate a lot of those tools with something like a workflow with email
marketing where we have a specific Cadence we put in place based on your customers life cycle based
on the purchase process of your business that engages with that user and helps move them down
the sales funnel so by the time they're ready to make a decision they're more educated it's a lot
easier to close that sale the third thing would be outside of reaching out to those customers through
automation or manual processes we could use that data to actually send to our ad platforms outside
of just email to actually continue to Market and say top of mind with those users so we can
take that first party data and develop audiences for social media marketing we could use that to
stay top of Mind through display marketing or to connect to TV there's a lot of options in the ad
platform world out there that allows you to harness that first party data to just truly
stay top of mind with those customers and then on top of that we can take that first party data and
develop modeled audiences from that the first party data like we said earlier has a ton of
characteristics about them that show that they're really a good customer and a good fit for you so
if you can develop audiences with all that first party data of your best customers you can then
use that to develop modeled audiences based off the thousands of data points that they have have
and a lot of the the platforms out there on the web really have a lot of information that allow
us to then develop modeled audiences that are similar to your current customers to continue
to grow your branding your awareness and drive more people into your sales funnel
we talked about a lot of different options use your first party data and that can be overwhelming
so if you're not doing anything with it just doing something's better than nothing if it's
simply just tracking it if it's simply just understanding where they're coming
from or if you're just using it to email customers that's great that's better than
nothing what's most important is that you're incrementally making improvements over time
so start simple and grow from there you don't have to do it all at once [Music]
here at webfx we have a software platform called marketing Cloud FX and really from
its birth years and years ago the main goal was to help us manage all the leads in the
first party data that customers were getting and tracking back where they simply came from
and over time that's evolved into a very robust platform that allows us to really take action on
our first party data whether it's email marketing whether it's programmatic advertising whether it's
developing modeled audiences for social platforms and paid advertising through Google there's a
lot of opportunity there and then through our partnership with nutshell we have a full CRM
platform so for those clients who need a better solution or don't have one right now they're just
using a spreadsheet nutshells here to help you really prop up a great CRM system that's fully
integrated with marketing cloud and that way you can really harness The Best of Both Worlds
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