Chapter
PART ONE Digital branding in perspective
01 What digital branding really means
How digital has changed branding
Traditional brand metrics
It all comes down to content
03 Considering the user journey
The stages of the user journey
Value proposition and user journey
04 Objectives and authenticity
Branding for differentiation
Authentic value proposition
PART TWO The digital toolkit
User journey and value proposition
Mobile social media experience
Informing your social media approach
Social media monitoring and listening tools
Effectively implementing a social media policy
How to avoid a social media disaster
Social media crisis management plan
Outreach, engagement and ego
Enter the drumming gorilla
Search engine optimization
SEO and PPC working together
Technology for the sake of technology
The technology distraction
Mobile compatible is not mobile optimized
Mobile sites and responsive design
Start with the fundamentals
Ad networks versus media owners
Ad reporting and analytics
Online advertising conclusions
E-mail and the user journey
Selecting an e-mail service provider
Gaining opt-ins and building a list
Open rates and click-through rates
Dynamic content generation and rules
E-mail marketing conclusions
10 CRM and marketing automation
Definitions and practicalities
Single customer view and bringing data together
Advanced personalization and triggering
The lead nurturing process
More advanced automation options
Testing, learning and adjusting
A warning on marketing automation
CRM and automation conclusions
11 From integration to transmedia campaigns
Multichannel marketing is dead
Integration to transmedia conclusions
PART THREE Digital brand strategy and measurement
12 Measuring digital branding
Defining brand value and valuation
Understand the value of every marketing activity
For perfection we need a mind-reading device
Digital shot itself in the foot
TV has culture, digital doesn’t... yet
Benchmarked social measures
Measurement comes in many forms
13 Primaries and indicators
Digital branding dashboards
The marvels of Google Analytics
Keeping it simple – and the danger of selecting the wrong primaries
Bring in offline channels and experiences
16 The importance of asking questions
Confirming not predicting
No one said it was going to be easy
References and further reading