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Digital Strategists Mental Toolkit:
                What is digital strategy?_




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Key points_

  What this section will cover:

   Definition
   Process
   The brief




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Definition: Digital strategy_

  A plan that:

  a) outlines the unique role that digital takes in a client
     solution and that guides the subsequent allocation of
     digital channels to take full advantage of their strengths
     and,
  b) establishes proactive situation awareness to evolve and
     develop strategic actions one step ahead of the client.




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Situation awareness_

  Situation awareness is the perception of environmental
  elements with respect to time and/or space, the
  comprehension of their meaning, and the projection of their
  status after some variable has changed, such as time




                                                                               Source: Wikipedia
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Digital strategy process_




                      Business    Consumer      Data      Knowledge   Hypothesis
Problem Formulation                                                                Planning                   Measurement
                      Discovery   Discovery   Discovery    Network    Generation




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1. Problem formulation_

  1. Determine objectives/requirements
      Brief from client  written and verbal. Discussion to
         clarify if required.
      If no brief, problem statement session required
  2. Isolate problem and challenge
      Analyse brief in context of understanding of clients
         business
      Determine if they are asking the right questions
      Clearly define the problem to solve



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1. Problem formulation (cont)_

  3. Determine approach
      Choose the best approach to develop an answer to
        the problem




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2. Business discovery_

  1. Complete business immersion
      Deep dive into the resources and activities required
        for the client to do business
  2. Complete brand immersion
      Deep dive into the brand architecture
  3. Conduct market analysis/intelligence
      Analysis of the market the client is active in
  4. Conduct competitive scan
      Audit of client business and market activity



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2. Business discovery (cont)_

  5. Create touchpoint map
      Mapping all active touchpoints from the clients
        perspective
  6. Consolidate primary and secondary research
      Gather any additional research




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3. Consumer discovery_

  1. Segmentation review
      Review all segmentation efforts and key targets
  2. Primary research
      Review and analyze all consumer research done by
        the client
  3. Secondary research
      Pull together additional secondary research on the
        target




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3. Consumer discovery_

  4. Social listening
      Establish a social listening tool to pull current
        conversations and sentiment




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4. Data discovery_

  1. Internal and external analytics
      Review all internal and external KPIs, program post-
         mortems, and business cases
      Understand success criteria
      Review reporting requirements and protocol
  2. Data landscape
      Audit all consumer/customer databases for access
         and fidelity
      Document all data collection sources
      Determine role and scope of partners if they exist


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5. Knowledge network_

  1. Gather salient trends and insights
      Work with partners to collect additional inputs
  2. Collaboration
      Work with partners to ideate and generate
        hypotheses
  3. Co-creation
      Work with partners on prototypes and proof-of-
        concept




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6. Hypothesis generation_

  1. Ideation
      Use Ideation Toolkit to develop possible solutions to
         problem statement
  2. Prototypes
      Model possible options through prototypes
      Prototype fidelity determined by experience
         complexity
  3. Triage
      Cut solutions to top few and work with client to distill
         to the one solution to go forward with


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7. Planning_

  1. Ideation
      Generate a list of possible tactics to bring the
        hypothesis to life
      Define the Role of Digital  a central idea that
        summarizes the hypothesis
  2. Develop plan
      Define full touchpoint ecosystem with roles and
        lifecycles
  3. Craft brief
      Develop brief for creative and dev team


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8. Measurement_

  1. Measurement plan
      Outline the full list of metrics to be tracked
      Create a baseline for comparison
      Develop a scorecard and dashboard as required
  2. Tagging and tracking
      Work with dev team and partners to ensure accurate
        and comprehensive tagging




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8. Measurement_

  3. Reporting
      Report as frequently as required  surface and deep
        dives as necessary
      Create post-mortems with insights for future
        programs




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Deliverables_

   Digital strategy
      Summary of research
      Role
      Touchpoint map
      Roadmap
   The brief




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The brief_

  A simpler brief is better to get the ball rolling. Influence the
  direction once things are in motion  no drive-by brief.




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The brief_

  Key sections of a brief:

     The brand
     The product
     The challenge to solve
     The objectives
     The target
     The insight
     The role



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The brief_

  1. The brand:

  A clear statement of the brand positioning and tone
      Include attributes




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The brief_

  2. The product:

  A list of product claims that differentiate it in the market




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The brief_

  3. The challenge to solve:

  A clear problem statement that outlines the issue and the
  assignment
      Includes the desired response/change in consumer behaviour




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The brief_

  4. The objectives:

  A list of goals that will allows us to know we have solved the
  challenge
      Be as specific as possible




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The brief_

  5. The target:

  A simple description of who we are trying to influence or
  connect with
      Use personas and segmentation with discretion
      Include relevant digital behaviours




                                                       Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
The brief_

  6. The insight:

  The unique or meaningful tension between the target and the
  product that informs the role




                                                    Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
The brief_

  7. The role:

  A short phrase that describes how the solution will generate the
  required change in state for the target




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  • 5. Situation awareness_ Situation awareness is the perception of environmental elements with respect to time and/or space, the comprehension of their meaning, and the projection of their status after some variable has changed, such as time Source: Wikipedia Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 6. Digital strategy process_ Business Consumer Data Knowledge Hypothesis Problem Formulation Planning Measurement Discovery Discovery Discovery Network Generation Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 7. 1. Problem formulation_ 1. Determine objectives/requirements Brief from client written and verbal. Discussion to clarify if required. If no brief, problem statement session required 2. Isolate problem and challenge Analyse brief in context of understanding of clients business Determine if they are asking the right questions Clearly define the problem to solve Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 8. 1. Problem formulation (cont)_ 3. Determine approach Choose the best approach to develop an answer to the problem Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 9. 2. Business discovery_ 1. Complete business immersion Deep dive into the resources and activities required for the client to do business 2. Complete brand immersion Deep dive into the brand architecture 3. Conduct market analysis/intelligence Analysis of the market the client is active in 4. Conduct competitive scan Audit of client business and market activity Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
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  • 11. 3. Consumer discovery_ 1. Segmentation review Review all segmentation efforts and key targets 2. Primary research Review and analyze all consumer research done by the client 3. Secondary research Pull together additional secondary research on the target Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 12. 3. Consumer discovery_ 4. Social listening Establish a social listening tool to pull current conversations and sentiment Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 13. 4. Data discovery_ 1. Internal and external analytics Review all internal and external KPIs, program post- mortems, and business cases Understand success criteria Review reporting requirements and protocol 2. Data landscape Audit all consumer/customer databases for access and fidelity Document all data collection sources Determine role and scope of partners if they exist Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 14. 5. Knowledge network_ 1. Gather salient trends and insights Work with partners to collect additional inputs 2. Collaboration Work with partners to ideate and generate hypotheses 3. Co-creation Work with partners on prototypes and proof-of- concept Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 15. 6. Hypothesis generation_ 1. Ideation Use Ideation Toolkit to develop possible solutions to problem statement 2. Prototypes Model possible options through prototypes Prototype fidelity determined by experience complexity 3. Triage Cut solutions to top few and work with client to distill to the one solution to go forward with Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 16. 7. Planning_ 1. Ideation Generate a list of possible tactics to bring the hypothesis to life Define the Role of Digital a central idea that summarizes the hypothesis 2. Develop plan Define full touchpoint ecosystem with roles and lifecycles 3. Craft brief Develop brief for creative and dev team Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 17. 8. Measurement_ 1. Measurement plan Outline the full list of metrics to be tracked Create a baseline for comparison Develop a scorecard and dashboard as required 2. Tagging and tracking Work with dev team and partners to ensure accurate and comprehensive tagging Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 18. 8. Measurement_ 3. Reporting Report as frequently as required surface and deep dives as necessary Create post-mortems with insights for future programs Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 19. Deliverables_ Digital strategy Summary of research Role Touchpoint map Roadmap The brief Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 20. The brief_ A simpler brief is better to get the ball rolling. Influence the direction once things are in motion no drive-by brief. Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 21. The brief_ Key sections of a brief: The brand The product The challenge to solve The objectives The target The insight The role Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 22. The brief_ 1. The brand: A clear statement of the brand positioning and tone Include attributes Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 23. The brief_ 2. The product: A list of product claims that differentiate it in the market Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 24. The brief_ 3. The challenge to solve: A clear problem statement that outlines the issue and the assignment Includes the desired response/change in consumer behaviour Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 25. The brief_ 4. The objectives: A list of goals that will allows us to know we have solved the challenge Be as specific as possible Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 26. The brief_ 5. The target: A simple description of who we are trying to influence or connect with Use personas and segmentation with discretion Include relevant digital behaviours Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 27. The brief_ 6. The insight: The unique or meaningful tension between the target and the product that informs the role Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652
  • 28. The brief_ 7. The role: A short phrase that describes how the solution will generate the required change in state for the target Photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilt/2517652