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It’s finally here — the most wonderful time of the year: holidays, presents, way too much eggnog and the much-anticipated release of Spotify Wrapped. Around the first of December every year, Spotify sends more than 150 million users a shareable recap of what they’ve listened to over the year. Whether you’re curious who your top artists are or just want to know exactly how many times your friend played “Fortnight” on repeat, Wrapped is a fun way to celebrate music and community. So what was on your 2024 playlist: Beyonce’s “Texas Hold Em,” Hozier’s “Too Sweet,” or maybe the soulful sounds of Benson Boone’s “Beautiful Things”? Probably some Sabrina Carpenter. You might be surprised what’s in your Wrapped — but either way, you’ll probably want to share it. New this year, your Spotify recap even includes AI. Along with hearing your top songs, you can listen to an AI-generated podcast
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5 Tips To Create Support Videos for Your Customer Portal
Customer preferences and needs change over time. Among the recent rising consumer trends is the demand for self-service options. A recent report revealed that 81% of consumers want more self-service options — yet, only 15% of them expressed a high level of satisfaction with the tools available to them today. In other words, there’s a huge gap between what customers want and what they’re currently getting. This presents a golden opportunity for businesses to step up their game with their self-service offerings. By providing more tools — like well-crafted customer support videos — you can not only meet this demand but also set your brand apart from competitors. So what’s behind the appeal of self-service? The reasons are many but, in general, it saves users time from interacting with a business. Customers often seek quick solutions or answers to simple questions, wanting a convenient option that efficiently and clearly solves
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Defined as the generation born from 1981 to 1996, millennials have long evolved past their stereotypes as tech-savvy teens. Well into their late 20s to early 40s, this cohort is now settling into established careers, starting families and making major financial moves. And as the generation with the most buying power, millennials’ economic influence is something that businesses cannot afford to overlook. So while Gen Z has become an increasingly hot topic, it’s still important enterprises don’t forget about millennials in their marketing efforts. Gen Z may be where consumer trends are heading, but the current economy is in the hands of millennials. Their spending habits, values and expectations are driving market dynamics, making them a key demographic for brands to understand and engage with. How can businesses successfully win over this generation? It starts with an updated marketing strategy, one that reflects their current buyer behavior — smart with
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Customer Engagement in Insurance: Challenges and Solutions
Whether it’s digital innovation or a global pandemic, the world is always changing and bringing with it new challenges. For insurance companies, which have already been struggling to keep up with the speed of new innovations, identifying the obstacles ahead will be vital for success. For instance, McKinsey & Company recently found that more than 30% of insurance customers are dissatisfied with the digital channels available. Meanwhile, insurtech and other financial players are shaking up the competition with their offerings, pushing traditional insurers to rethink their customer engagement approach. But no obstacle is too great as long as you have the right strategies and tools in place. From embracing digital communications to prioritizing CX, here’s how to overcome today’s biggest engagement challenges in the insurance industry. Engage With the Digitally Savvy Insurance Consumer With technical know-how and an abundance of information at their fingertips, the digitally savvy consumer — including
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For marketers, staying on top of the latest trends is crucial to designing future strategies that get results. With video dominating the content landscape and constantly evolving, video marketing is no exception. From the latest technology to popular content styles, there are a handful of new developments in video marketing expected to make an impact this year.
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Ever found yourself engaged in one of Netflix’s interactive specials, such as the hit Black Mirror: Bandersnatch or You vs. Wild? Or maybe you’ve been part of a live stream where your comments or votes influence what happens next? All around us, interactive entertainment has found its way into our lives, making us active participants in the content we enjoy. Now, imagine bringing that level of engagement to the marketing world. It’s more than just a trend; it’s a response to the evolving preferences of today’s consumers. As our attention spans shrink and the demand for immersive experiences grows, Interactive Videos have become an effective tool for breaking through the noise. In this post, we’re covering the different ways you can incorporate Interactive Videos into your marketing strategy. But first, let’s take a closer look at why using advanced Interactive Video matters. Let’s get started. The Impact of Interactive Videos
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You’ve heard about a year in review. But what about a decade in review? When it comes to sending your customers personalised recap videos, a year in review might be the most common scenario. The end of the year is a natural time to reflect on what you’ve accomplished over the past year. Dozens of brands, from Delta to Weight Watchers, have used Personalised Video to connect with their audience and grab attention. They’ve created videos that sum up the viewer’s readership (the Financial Times), player stats (gaming brands), workouts (Orangetheory Fitness), and much more. And we don’t need to name-drop Spotify here, but let’s do it anyway. Year after year, Spotify Wrapped is one of the most talked-about marketing campaigns out there. Recap videos are engaging, shareable and personalised, made for the era of viral social sharing. What’s not to love? A Decade To Remember Southampton Football Club had
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How To Choose the Right Personalised Video Software
As tailored experiences become the norm rather than the exception, Personalised Video has been increasingly used by brands across industries to improve the effectiveness of their marketing strategies. Take a look at the nonprofit industry where Personalised Videos delivered via email led to higher engagement among donors led to a staggering 17x ROI for the Canadian Red Cross. Meanwhile, gaming brands like Ubisoft and Activision have seen great success with personalised recap videos that strengthen player loyalty and retention. As a versatile tool, Personalised Video can be used to level up communication throughout the sales process and customer journey. Here are just a few use cases and ideas to consider: Improve outreach efforts with highly tailored video messages Acquire new customers with engaging video offers Grow brand awareness when customers share their personalised content Optimise the onboarding experience with Personalised and Interactive Video tutorials In an era where one-size-fits-all no
Enhancing Your Digital Customer Experience: A Guide for Success
With today’s consumers constantly bombarded with choices and information, the key to success lies in delivering an exceptional customer experience (CX). It’s not just about selling products or services anymore. It’s about creating unforgettable journeys that lead to long-term customer relationships. Every brand wants to keep its customers engaged, satisfied and loyal. And the best way to do that is to provide them with an amazing CX. That’s why we’re exploring some of the top strategies and insights for customer experience enhancement. But first, let’s delve into why a well-crafted digital CX is so essential to modern business success. What Is Digital CX and Why Is It Important? As digital landscapes shape our daily lives, nailing the digital customer experience has become a must for businesses. But what exactly is it? Digital CX is the culmination of all the interactions and engagements customers have with your brand through digital channels.
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Video marketing works. That’s a fact. Surveys show that people watch an average of 17 hours of online video per week, and video content accounts for around 85% of all consumer internet traffic. This isn’t surprising. For starters, video content is more compelling than web copy and static pictures. It draws you in and engages you in a way no other medium can. So making video landing pages for your products and services is a no-brainer. It’s a great way to increase engagement, generate leads and boost conversions. However, there’s a ton of video content out there already. How do you cut through the noise and make an impact with your audience? Incorporating video content into your landing page is effective, but there are tips and tricks you should keep in mind to keep customers engaged so they don’t click away. This how-to guide has everything you need to know
9 Examples of Customer Engagement That Go Beyond the Norm
In a world filled with brands vying for attention, some exceptional players have gone above and beyond to keep their customers hooked. Curious what that looks like?
The Psychology of Retirement Savings (And How Video Helps)
What does choosing between eating a banana or chocolate have to do with retirement savings? It may seem like an odd question, but it actually holds key insight into the psychology behind our financial decisions.
8 Steps to a Digital Customer Engagement Strategy That Actually Works
In today’s hyper-connected world where attention spans are shorter than ever, businesses must adopt innovative approaches to captivate and retain their customers. This is where an effective customer engagement strategy steps in as an essential ingredient for success.
Hi-Rez Doubles Game Time With Personalised Video
To kick off their 10th year of SMITE, Hi-Rez created a Personalised Video for each player, recapping individual highlights from their last decade of gameplay.
Unlock the Power of Video Marketing With Behavioural Science
It’s a common misconception that humans make decisions based on logical analysis of the options at hand. The truth is that we process information through two parts of the brain — the neocortex and the limbic system — and the factors that move us from inaction to action are less based in thought than you’d expect.
How Huuuge Games Boosted Conversions 4x With Personalised Video
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How can you engage customers, promote self-service, boost your bottom line and go green, all at the same time? Sometimes, it just takes the right digital tool and an innovative approach. That’s what Mercedes-Benz Finance found when they leveraged Idomoo’s Next Generation Video Platform to create Personalised Videos for both the beginning and the end of the customer journey. At the start of the customer’s journey, the video welcomed them to Mercedes-Benz Finance, explained what to expect, and shared how to manage their agreement in the self-service portal. Near the end of their agreement, customers received a video that covered their options and next steps for their agreement. Combined, the videos represented a powerful, personalised approach to customer communications. Using Idomoo’s platform to seamlessly blend creative with customer data at scale, each video was 100% unique with personalised details like customer name plus dynamic scene logic for different flows. Take
How Video Marketing Clarifies Bill Communication
Go ahead — shout out some words to describe video marketing. Sleek? Modern? Easy to watch? Engaging? Now think of how you’d describe bill communication. Dry? Confusing? Boring? Boring? Did I guess right? In general, video gets labeled trendy and fun (if you said “expensive,” you need to read the first in our roundup of video marketing myths) while bill communications are considered dull. So how can video and bills — two things that are so very different — get into the same message? And why does it matter? That’s a lot of questions for one blog intro. Read ahead. We’ve got answers. The Problem With Bill Communications If you think your bill communications are tedious, we can guarantee your customer thinks the same way. Just imagine how it feels from their end. We do so much to get new customers on board with fancy advertising campaigns. Marketeers, designers, brand
Call of Duty: Warzone Immortalises Gamers’ Legacy With Idomoo Personalised Video
They say the bonds of battle run deep. How about the bonds of playing Warzone with friends? That’s what the Call of Duty team decided to test with its enormous “Warzone Legacy” Personalised Video campaign, which celebrated the new Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 game by allowing players to share their legacy of the original Call of Duty: Warzone. The Plan Allow past Warzone players to receive and share their personalised data-driven video immortalizing their accomplishments, complete with their unique stats from their entire history of gameplay. Then, to take things up a notch, also call out the friends they played with (their “squadmates”). Want to know which squadmates have been by your side through it all? We’ll tell you. Want to know which of your friends died the most? We’ll tell you. Want a report of your own lifetime stats? We got you there too. Personalised Videos covered all
Japan Airlines Upgrades Its First-Class CX With Idomoo
Japan Airlines is taking the pre-flight experience for its top customers to the next level with Personalised Video. Now, when first-class travelers scan their boarding pass, they get a video made just for them, delivered right in their JAL+ Lounge app. Powered by Idomoo’s Next Generation Video Platform, the videos include real-time flight information so travelers get everything they need to know at a glance. This includes how long it takes to walk to their gate, their anticipated arrival time and more. See one personalised example in the GIF below. Each personalised data point is up-to-the-minute accurate, and delivering this content in a video format makes it engaging and human for a next-level customer experience. What makes these videos different from any other video your airline might send you? Here’s a peek. Real-time video generation: This allows the latest flight information to sync with the video right when the viewer
The Secret to a Customer-Centric Digital CX Strategy
A version of this article appeared on CMSWire. You can read it here. Looking for the secret to a better, more customer-focused digital CX strategy? You’re not alone. Brands are increasingly embracing digital customer experiences across the customer journey. But there’s a serious gap between how effective brands think these experiences are and how effective they are according to the customer’s perception. According to one recent study, while 53% of brands believe that their customers are satisfied with their digital self-service tools, only 15% of customers agree. In another report, PWC found that 54% of consumers believe CX in most companies needs improvement. Given all this investment poured into digital transformation, especially to create a better customer experience, what isn’t working? Why are both customer satisfaction and ROI suffering? Like most solutions, we have to look first at the problem. The Issue With Today’s Digital CX Strategy Your digital CX
Dynamic Videos and Mortgages: Why They Work Well Together
Personalised Video and mortgages — how (and why) do they fit together so well? It might not seem like an obvious connection, but let me explain. For the last 10 years before joining as a director of sales and account manager, I’ve been a marketing strategist in the mortgage industry. First, I was at Quicken Loans (now Rocket Mortgage), then at JP Morgan & Chase. And in those positions, I used Idomoo Personalised Video across the entire customer journey to educate and inspire customers to take action. I loved the technology so much, I joined the company. I got to share a little about this and how our platform works at this year’s Digital Mortgage conference by National Mortgage News. You can see my presentation — and take a look under the hood of our Next Generation Video Platform — in the clip below. But if you’d rather read, here’s
Top 3 Personalisation Trends To Watch in 2023
The demand for personalization shows no signs of slowing down, especially as we approach a new year. But personalization isn’t just growing — it’s evolving. Marketers can expect to see noticeable differences in 2023. Think about new privacy laws, technologies and other shifts to the digital marketing landscape. These will alter the way brands and consumers alike think about personalization in the new year. What will a personalized customer experience look like in 2023? What innovations are brands bringing to the table? To stay ahead of the curve, we’ve compiled a list of trends in personalized marketing your brand should start paying attention to now. 1. Focusing on First-Party Data New data privacy laws are restricting the use of third-party cookies. Google, for instance, is set to end the use of third-party cookies by late 2024. Apple’s newest privacy update lets users block IDFAs. Marketers are already beginning to adapt