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Content Marketing
Members-Only Conference
Wednesday, March 12, 2014 | Charles Schwab & Co. Inc. | San Francisco, CA
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Table of Contents
ANA Content Marketing Members-Only Conference at Charles Schwab & Co.
Agenda............................................................................. pg 2
Speaker Bios�� pg 4
Attendees......................................................................... pg 7
ANA Member Benefits��pg 15
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Agenda
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 2014
Breakfast (8:15 a.m.)
General Session (9:00 a.m.)
BENJAMIN MOORE USES CONTENT TO
CONNECT WITH DIFFERENT AUDIENCE
SEGMENTS
Staying true to their namesake’s 130+
year-old vision, Benjamin Moore & Co.
is committed to producing the highest
quality paints and finishes in the industry. But marketing to their disparate
target markets (contractors to homeowners, as well as designers and architects) can be a multi-channel challenge.
In this session, Benjamin Moore will
share insights on two recent campaigns
that were dependent on the creation
of a variety of content to successfully
engage the targets and drive business.
David Melançon
Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer
Benjamin Moore & Co.
Matt Williams
Chief Executive Officer
The Martin Agency
CHARLES SCHWAB EMBRACES A
“BRAND AS PUBLISHER” CONTENT
STRATEGY
Brand as publisher is a trend more and
more marketers are embracing. But
exactly how do companies implement
this approach, and how does it work
within the existing marketing organization and processes? Charles Schwab
shares its learnings in building out a
content marketing program across
owned, paid and social media,
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to expand the opportunity to engage
consumers and to build brand affinity
in a new way that complements traditional advertising.
Helen Loh
Vice President, Content and Digital Marketing
Charles Schwab & Co. Inc.
Tami Dorsey
Editorial Director
Charles Schwab & Co. Inc.
INTEL DEVELOPS A BRANDED
CONTENT FORMULA TO ENSURE
REPEATED SUCCESS
When Intel & Toshiba launched “The
Inside Experience” in 2011 it was
groundbreaking. By focusing on the storyline vs. product, the video captured
audiences’ emotions and has evolved
to include them in the creative process.
Now three years later, Intel has continued to follow up on this award-winning
content marketing campaign with two
additional viral hits “The Beauty Inside”
and “The Power Inside.” In this session,
Intel will share the strategy and PR surrounding their Inside Film series, including their media and content distribution
approach, and discuss key learnings
they’ve gathered over time to consistently create “sticky” branded content.
Billie Goldman
Partner Marketing
Intel Corporation
THE 2020 CONTENT MARKETING
IMPERATIVE: BEYOND THE
BUZZWORDS AND INTO REALITY
Content marketing is all the rage, but
is it just a trendy fashion or another
word for good advertising? How do you
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balance different content strategies for
different types of brands, or measure
real results? The next five years will see
a strategic inflection for marketing and
advertising, and content will be at the
core. This session will talk through the
business case, the process, the tactics
and real-life examples of how real
brands are using content to drive real
marketing results.
Robert Rose
Chief Strategist
Content Marketing Institute
Lunch (12:50 p.m.) General Session Cont. (1:50 p.m.)
THE VALUE OF MUSIC TO A BRAND
AND ITS FUTURE CONTENT MARKETING
PROGRAMS
Music is one of the most powerful forms of content. It is emotional,
social, mobile, and cultural. It is also the
number one media activity for millennials, a critical demographic in this ever
evolving fanatical digital and content
age. For marketers however, the challenge to use music is the struggle in
quantifying what value this medium
brings to their campaigns. Sony Music
has launched a study of 30,000 US
consumers about attitudes and behaviors toward music, artists, and brands;
bringing greater scientific rigor and tools
to explain the value of music to a brand
and its future content programs.
Toni Wallace
Director, Strategic Marketing and Partnerships
Columbia Records, Division of Sony Music
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HOW ADOBE AIMS TO HELP
MARKETERS AND ITS OWN BRAND
WITH CMO.COM
CMO.com, Adobe’s big play in the
content marketing space, delivers digital
marketing expertise and insight to marketers. What it doesn’t deliver is a sales
pitch. In this session, learn Adobe’s
strategy for leveraging CMO.com to
reach more marketers and strengthen
its own brand and the challenges that
come with tying brand-as-a-publisher
efforts to measurable marketing results.
Get an under-the-hood look at how
CMO.com operates, how it fits in to
Adobe’s biggest brand objectives, and
lessons for your own brand on getting
the most out of content marketing.
Dan Berthiaume
Principal, CMO Communications
Adobe
Conference Adjournment (3:30 p.m.) www.ana.net
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Speaker Bios
Dan Berthiaume
Dan Berthiaume leads CMO-focused marketing & communications programs in support of advancing
Adobe’s business and brand in the digital marketing industry. This includes executive communications
for the chief marketing officer, strategy for Adobe’s CMO events and management of CMO.com—an
Adobe- owned website delivering digital marketing insights and information to senior marketers. Prior to
joining Adobe, Mr. Berthiaume managed executive communications for the founder and chairman of Sun
Microsystems. With more than 15 years in the technology marketing industry, he’s held marketing and
communications positions on behalf of a number of leading companies including Yahoo!, Qualcomm and
Hewlett-Packard. Mr. Berthiaume was previously an award-winning new producer for NBC and ABC TV
affiliates in Florida. He holds a BS in marketing & public relations from Jacksonville University.
Principal,
CMO Communications
Adobe
Tami Dorsey leads Schwab’s editorial department, which is responsible for the firm’s print magazines and
digital editorial content. The group seeks to present financial topics in a variety of formats that engage and
educate readers, helping them to explore new areas of investing, trading and personal finance and make
more informed financial decisions. Prior to joining Schwab, Tami was a consultant for a marketing firm specializing in financial services and led corporate communications for a venture capital research firm. Earlier
in her career she managed magazines focused on software and web development.
Tami Dorsey
Editorial Director
Charles Schwab &
Company, Inc.
For 17 years Billie Goldman has been an innovator for Intel. She has worked in press relations, sales, brand
development and co-marketing. In each role, Billie has left an indelible mark as a creative catalyst. Billie’s
most recent accomplishment is the creation of Inside Films, Hollywood’s first trilogy of successful social
films, a co-marketing effort with Toshiba. In 2013, her second social film “The Beauty Inside” earned an
Emmy for “Outstanding New Approach to a Series” in addition to 11 Lions, 3 of which were Grand Prix from
Cannes. Billie is known for her contagious enthusiasm, her ability to build long-term relationships and her
talent for turning often high-concept ideas into memorable consumer experiences.
Billie Goldman
Partner Marketing
Intel Corporation
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Speaker Bios
As senior vice president of content & digital marketing, Ms. Loh oversees Schwab’s brand publishing organization, focusing on creating useful content to influence the digitally and socially empowered investor. Ms.
Loh is also responsible for Schwab’s owned-media and social channels reaching millions of consumers each
month, including Schwab.com, mobile content properties, branded publications, Google+, YouTube and
Facebook. Ms. Loh has over 20 years of marketing experience with Fortune 500 brands and Silicon Valley
startups, from consumer brand management to B2B software. Ms. Loh earned a bachelor’s degree and a
MBA degree from Stanford University.
Helen Loh
Senior Vice President,
Content and Digital
Marketing
Charles Schwab &
Company, Inc.
David Melançon
Executive Vice President
Chief Marketing Officer
Robert Rose
David Melançon is the executive vice president and chief marketing officer of Benjamin Moore & Co., a
unit of Berkshire Hathaway, and North America’s most respected interior and exterior paint manufacturer
and color authority. Mr. Melançon directs the brand, marketing and creative strategy for all businesses of
Benjamin Moore & Co., including Benjamin Moore, Coronado, Corotech, Insl-x, Maxum and Lenmar. He
oversees strategic alliances, consumer and retail marketing, communications, color innovation and product
development. Mr. Melançon reports directly to Michael Searles, the president and CEO of Benjamin Moore &
Co. A veteran brand strategist with nearly three decades of experience, David Melançon brings to Benjamin
Moore his deep understanding of marketing some of the world’s best-known brands. Prior to Benjamin
Moore, Mr. Melançon was the CEO of The Ito Partnership, a brand development company that he created in
New York City. Before launching Ito, he was president of IPG’s FutureBrand unit in North America and led
the agency’s relationships with global clients including Microsoft, Coca-Cola, Intel and Unilever. Before that,
Mr. Melançon served as head of communications for Visa. Melançon completed his undergraduate studies
at the University of Maryland (political science) and graduate studies at both Keio University in Tokyo (Asian
studies) and the University of Oklahoma (political communications).
Robert is in the business of helping marketers become stellar storytellers. As the chief strategist for the
Content Marketing Institute and Senior Contributing Analyst for Digital Clarity Group, Robert innovates
creative and technology strategies for large companies such as 3M, Abbot Laboratories, AT&T, Allstate
Insurance, Staples and Petco – helping them tell their story more effectively. Robert was recently named
#6 in the top fifty influencers in Content Marketing. He is a regular columnist for EContent Magazine, and a
contributor to Chief Content Officer Magazine, iMedia Connection and CMSWire. He co-hosts the podcast
This Old Marketing with Joe Pulizzi and Robert’s book with Joe, Managing Content Marketing, is widely considered the “owner’s manual” of the content marketing process. It’s been translated into multiple languages
and spent two weeks as a top ten marketing book on Amazon.com since its debut in 2011.
Chief Strategist
Content Marketing
Institute
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Speaker Bios
Toni Wallace
Toni Wallace is the director of strategic marketing at Columbia Records Creative Agency. She is responsible
for brand partnerships and platform development initiatives for the west coast. Toni has spent the last ten
years of her career in marketing and business development in technology, entertainment, and new media.
Throughout her career Toni has always had a passion for music and has worked for a number of leaders in
the space including Warner Music, Beats by Dr. Dre, C3 Presents, and Billboard Magazine. Prior to working
in the music industry, Toni worked at Microsoft in a variety of businesses including XBOX, Windows Mobile,
and the Worldwide Partner Group. She also ran her own agency doing strategy and product development
for startups in advertising and new media. Toni has a BA in Finance and Marketing from Northeastern
University and an MBA in Entrepreneurship and Marketing from the University of Texas at Austin.
Director, Strategic Marketing
and Partnerships
Columbia Records,
Division of Sony Music
Matt Williams
The Martin Agency
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Matt Williams was named CEO of The Martin Agency in 2013, only the fifth person to serve in the role
since 1965. Continuing a career that began at Ketchum Advertising in Philadelphia, Matt joined The Martin
Agency in 1991 as an account executive. He became a part of the strategic planning department in 1995
and was named general manager of the agency in 2011. Matt has led U.S. and global strategy development
for Discover Financial Services, Nespresso, GEICO, UPS, Saab and Credit Suisse. He has managed strategy on Effie-winning campaigns for UPS, Bank One and GEICO and has received account planning awards
from the American Association of Advertising Agencies for both Saab and UPS. A contributing author to
the best-selling book Kellogg on Branding, Matt also speaks regularly on advertising and marketing topics
around the country. He has consulted on communications strategy with the U.S. State Department and the
U.S. Department of Defense. Matt holds a marketing degree from the College of William and Mary and an
MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. He currently serves on the boards
of the Richmond Chamber of Commerce and Venture Richmond. Matt and his wife, Betsy, live in Richmond
with their sons, Patrick and Ethan.
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Attendees
Abraham, Julieann
Banda, Melyssa
Bogie, Amber
Butier, Michael
Senior Director, Member Relations
Director
Marketing Communications Specialist
Marketing Program Manager
ANA
WESTERN DIGITAL
Blue Shield of California
Wells Fargo & Co.
Adachi, Allison
Barasch, Ron
Boscacci, David
Byrne, Kasey
Senior Director, Marketing
National Director Marketing Strategies
and Programs
Adrian, Lynn
Yodlee, Inc.
KPMG LLP
Vice President, Brand Strategy Manager
Barriault, Stephanie
Wells Fargo Bank
Marcom Manager
Bouey, Kristin
Plantronics, Inc.
Senior Account Executive
Advani, Priyanka
Microsoft Corporation
Futures Associate
Barth, Eric
Franklin Templeton Investments
Campaign Manager
Bourelly, Joseph
Intel Corporation
Director of Commentary
Ahn, Joe
Cardlytics, Inc.
Byrnes, Shea
Web Marketing Manager
Autodesk, Inc.
Caldwell-Wenman, Alexzandra
Intuit Inc.
Camarri, Lesa
Senior Creative Director
Brand, Jeff
Apollo Education Group, Inc.
Intel Corporation
Senior Art Director
Vision Service Plan, Inc.
Akchurin, Whitney
Berenson, Rich
Associate Marketing Manager
Senior Manager, Social Media Marketing
Strategy
Bell, Keith
Alderman, John
Director, Planning, C2
Charles Schwab & Company, Inc.
Andrews, Lesley
Group Marketing Manager
Intuit Inc.
Angeloni, Richard
Director, Integrated Marketing
Communications
Brown & Toland Physicians
Apy, Jennifer
Product Marketing
Adobe Systems Incorporated
Armstrong, Ben
Head of Marketing Strategy and Planning
Visa Inc.
Bailey, Carissa
Associate Manager, Conferences
ANA
Ballenger, Gina
Digital Media Manager
Wells Fargo & Co.
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Manager
Plantronics, Inc.
Carlton, Miki
Senior Vice President, Chief Business
Development Officer
Breheney, Jean
Deloitte
Meredith Xcelerated Marketing
(MXM)
Earthbound Farm
Breslin, Karena
Senior Vice President, Global Advertising
and Sponsorships
Berkey, Hilary
Vice President of Digital Marketing
Marketing Communications Manager
Constellation Wines U.S.
Senior Strategist and Consumer Insights
Brezovnjacki, Leonia
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Berthiaume, Dan
Principal, CMO Communications
Senior Marketing Manager
Carrico, Lucy
Challis, Ann
Director
BlackRock, Inc.
Brigham, Courtney
Chan, Gavin
PR Strategy and Thought Leadership
Associate
Bhattacharya, Paramita
BlackRock, Inc.
Group Manager, Channel and Demo
Marketing
Broadbent, Becke
Chapman, Will
Senior Web Marketer
Chief Revenue Officer
Autodesk, Inc.
BrightLine
Brown, Donald
Chavez, Jack
Vice President, Retail Marketing and
Advertising
Creative Director
Bianchini, Karen
Director of Marketing
California State Automobile
Association (CSAA)
Union Bank
Birskovich, Dre
Bruhn, Morten
PR and Social Media Marketing Manager
Market Development Leader
Earthbound Farm
Bockelmann, Erica
Vice President CCS Social Media/Mobile
Marketing
Chen, Emily
Bryles, Meighan
Intel Corporation
The Men’s Wearhouse, Inc.
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Chen, Daisy
Intel Corporation
KPMG LLP
Creative Director
Wells Fargo & Co.
Intel Corporation
Marketing Manager
Attendees
Chew, Josephine
Cooper, John
DeMartini, Gina
Eckmann, Melissa
Vice President - Digital Advertising
Director
Communications Manager
Wells Fargo & Co.
Wells Fargo & Co.
Christofferson, Patricia
Corcoran, Janine
Depenhart, Courtney
Edmondson, Brandi
Director, Americas Marketing
Director of Corporate Alliances
Channel Manager
Marketing Coordinator
Symantec Corporation
Six Flags, Inc.
Ciccoli, Lisa
Cramer, Agnese
Devanna, Len
Edmondson, Lauren
Local Marketing Specialist
Marketing Specialist
Director Digital Engagement
Senior Manager
IKEA North America
California Lottery
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Cistaro, Anthony
Cronin, Jennifer
Dicks, Robert
Edwards, Roxanne
Vice President
Director, Social/Digital Content
Senior Director, Media Relations
Marketing Manager
BlackRock, Inc.
BlackRock, Inc.
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Clark, Hillary
Cruz, Michael
Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital
Stanford
Futures Associate
Director, Marketing Procurement
Columbus Foods, LLC
Diep, Lynn
Clark, Rhonda
D`Itria Geigner, Dayna
Senior Search Engine Marketing Manager
Communications
Logitech
Clark-Tan, Jorge
Herbalife International, Inc.
Dantzler, Mary
Intuit Inc.
Manager, Digital Asset
Climo, Bob
DASALLA, KEANE
Lam Research
Cinematographer and Film Editor
Art Director
Dasho, Jenifer
Autodesk, Inc.
Brand Manager
Colon, Geoffrey
Day, Bria
HumanaVitality
Condie, Stefanie
DeBerry, Gary
Group Manager, Campaign Messaging
and Planning
Database Marketing Analyst
Cook, Andrea
Coonce, Bridget
Bank of the West
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Dietzen, Ryan
California Closets
Eschenburg, Anna
DiSalvo, Doreen
Salesforce.com
Esfehani, Christina
Do, Ena
Director, Product Insights
Kaiser Permanente
Exon, Wesley
Dorsey, Tami
Ancestry.com Inc.
Content Marketing Manager
Falker, Jonathan
Doshier, Michael
Intel Corporation
Vice President Retirement, Global Client
BlackRock, Inc.
Marketing Manager, Engagement
Traditional Medicinals, Inc.
Editorial Director
Marketing Manager
Director of National Marketing
Communications Manager
Tria Beauty
Group Marketing Manager - Social Media
- Bing Ads
Erbay, Lois
Shopper Marketing Lead
Johnson & Johnson
Union Bank
Insights Analyst
Director, Corporate Communications
Coeur, Kirsten
Vice President
Ennis, Tara
Partner Marketing
Feldman, Jesse
Duckett, Josh
ANA
Brand Marketing Manager
Manager, Marketing Knowledge Center
Stanford
Feldman, Katie
Dunn, Susan
Union Bank
Del Valle, Luis
Senior Manager, Editorial and
Copywriting
DeFurio, Lori
Group Product Manager
Vice President - EMarketing
Union Bank
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Vice President, Senior Marketing
Manager
Attendees
Feliciano, Tricia
Fulton, Dana
Goldman, Billie
Marketing Consultant
Partner Marketing
Wells Fargo & Co.
Wells Fargo & Co.
Intel Corporation
Fiorito, Valeria
Garcia, Michelle
Associate Director of Marketing
Senior Manager
Columbus Foods, LLC
Gombeski, Peter
Wells Fargo & Co.
Fisher, Matt
Garcia, Vanessa
Flanigan, Melanie
IKEA North America
Senior Marketing Director
Garner, Julie
Yodlee, Inc.
Director
Foerster, Emily
Director, Content and Communications
Sungevity Inc.
Independent
Greenawalt, Hans
Herout Zell, Kathryn
Manager - Product Management
IKEA North America
Greicius, Julie
Herr, Andreas
Editorial Director
Senior Manager Global Content Strategy
Stanford
Levi Strauss & Co.
Marketing Consultant- Premier Accounts
Gee-Kee, Robert
Senior Manager-eMarketing
Vice President, Commercial Banking
Marketing
Griffin, Matt
Bank of the West
Chevron Corporation
National Accounts
Geney, Kirsten
United States Postal Service
Lead B2B Market Manager
Forcier, Sally
Marketing Specialist
Gerhard, Olivia
California Lottery
Senior Manager
Francis, Julia
Gerrish, Cliff
Autodesk, Inc.
Web Content Writer
Gessin, Erika
Stanford
Digital Marketing Manager
Franks, Tracey
Giles, Tara
Friedman, Madalyn
Gilmartin, Jessica
DoubleClick
Fuji, Liane
Gingras, Jennifer
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Vice President Marketing
Gupta, POORNIMA
Senior Managing Editor
EBay, Inc.
Gutierrez, George
Director, Content Strategy, Editor in Chief
Plantronics, Inc.
Haines, Rob
Manager, Marketing
Service Experts Inc.
Hancock, Jason
Product Marketing Manager
American Licorice
Wells Fargo & Co.
Guggino, Jon
Assoc. Director
KPMG LLP
Creative Director
Chevron Corporation
LPL Financial
Corporate Advertising Manager
Internal Communications Manager
Senior Copywriter, BrandPartners
Griffin, Maureen
Frank, Kelly
Advertising Advisor
Senior Manager
Hansen, Michelle
Web Editor
Marketing Program Manager
Autodesk, Inc.
Wells Fargo & Co.
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Delta Dental
Heald, Erika
Foote, Adrienne
Forbes, Amelia
Marketing Manager - Hispanic Segment
Director of Customer Engagement
Humana Inc.
Haskell, Rocio
Goodrich, Anne
Gavic, Aaron
Bank of the West
Multicultural Marketing
Harrison Howe, Linda
Herzog, Tami
Heyman, Jennifer
Social Media Manager
Wells Fargo & Co.
Hickenbottom, Trisha
Assistant Manager, Advertising
Nintendo of America, Inc.
Hildebrand, Jana
Marketing Manager
Autodesk, Inc.
Hill, Heidi
Manager, Marketing
EBay, Inc.
Hiole, Reynald
Hitzke, Emma
Marketing Manager
Intel Corporation
Attendees
Hollrah, Bethany
Vice President, Global Product Marketing
Housel, Matthew
Senior Product Marketing Manager
Howard, Zane
Marketing Manager
Columbus Foods, LLC
Hynek, Ann
Global Social Media Associate
BlackRock, Inc.
Isham, Alan
Analyst
Intel Corporation
Jacobs, Matthew
Jones, Kevin
Central Garden & Pet Company
Kramer, Laura
LeGette, Suzanne
Web Content Manager
Digital Marketing Specialist
BlackRock, Inc.
Intel Corporation
Manager - Client Communications
Kraus, Kerri
Leonard, Shanna
Managing Director
Vice President, Marketing Programs
BlackRock, Inc.
Kudirka, Suzanne
Lewin, Josanna
John Muir Health
Kaplan, Jill
Kung, Michelle
Lead Comm Manager
Lead Manager, Social Strategy and
Content
Lewis, Kimberly
EBay, Inc.
California Lottery
Brand and Strategy Consultant
Lammers, Emily
Lewis, LeighAnne
Kaiser Permanente
Associate
Advertising Wrangler
BlackRock, Inc.
Electronic Arts, Inc.
Juarez, Alexandra
Kao, Anne
Director, E-Business
Kelly, Barbara
Kelly, Michael
Affinity Marketing Manager
Sungevity Inc.
Marketing Analyst II
Media/Consumer Communications
Manager
Landgraf, Kristina
Liberti, Vivian
Executive Sponsor
Financial Writer
MarCom Design Specialist
Salesforce.com
American Licorice
Stanford Hospital & Clinics
Jacobson, Sharon
Kepler, Amy
Laquimia, Ana
Licata, Barbara
Director of Client and Member Marketing
Marketing Director
Partner Marketing Specialist
Marketing Communications Specialist
Visa Inc.
Intel Corporation
Chevron Corporation
Jeffries, Karen
Khanuja, Shanu
Senior Training Manager
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Amgen Inc.
Lau-Chin, Millie
BlackRock, Inc.
Loftus, Kate
Manager Public Relations
Jeffs, Kelsey
Kidwell, Melissa
Marketing Manager
Marketing Manager
Ancestry.com Inc.
Expedia, Inc.
Johnsen, Aly
Kilby, David
LGSB Manager
Intuit Inc.
Stanford
Johnson, Nicole
King, Melissa
Manager
IShares Content Marketing and Strategy
Intern, Consumer Brand Management
Lee, Jungah
BlackRock, Inc.
Johnson, Patricia
Vice President, Director of Operations
Union Bank
Johnson, Winter
Media Relaions Manager
Stanford
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Lee, James
Loh, Helen
Agilent Technologies
Senior Vice President
Content and Digital Marketing
Senior Digital Marketing Manager
Autodesk, Inc.
Klionsky, Alla
Lee, Katie
Senior Manager
Global Account Manager
Intel Corporation
Koeth, Barbara
Lee, Nicole
Manager, Editorial and Copywriting
Content Strategy Manager
McKesson Corporation
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Marketing Content Editor
Lee, Jean
Meyer US
Senior Director
Charles Schwab
Loustau, Eileen
Senior Vice President, Marketing
Pensco Trust Company
Lovett, Beth
Group Manager, Web Strategy
Lucas, Mike
Senior Vice President
Sony Electronics Inc.
Attendees
Lugo, Dava
Marti, Candice
Melancon, David
Mulbry, Monique
Vice President WebContent
Assistant Vice President,
Marketing Manager
Executive Vice President
Senior Director, Global Brand Strategy
Union Bank
Senior Sourcing Partner, Strategic Events
Marti, Eric
Mele, Paul
Salesforce.com
Group Product Marketing Manager
Director, Brand Experience
DoubleClick
BlackRock, Inc.
Murray, Eric
Melendez, Yasmin
Marzano, Maureen
Lutkus, Wendy-lynn
Mathias, Renu
Global Director of Consumer Marketing,
Levi’s Brand
Director of Affinity Marketing
Mellers, Liz
Sungevity Inc.
Director
Union Bank
Lundy, Sandy
Luong, Sue
Managing Director
Levi Strauss & Co.
Lyle, Dustin
Director Strategic Sourcing
Ma, Robecta
Marketing Manager
Cathay Pacific Airlines
Maan, Harbinder
Manager, Industrial and Food Services,
Global Mktg and Comms
Director, Committees and Conferences
ANA
Plantronics, Inc.
Mullin, Jennifer
Visa Inc.
Senior Public Relations Specialist
Nakamura, Robin
Visa Inc.
Neeva, Teodora
Symantec Corporation
Social Media Marketing Intern
Mendenhall, Kevin
Nelson, Josh
Meyer US
Search Strategist
Maury, Michael
Brand Manager
Autodesk, Inc.
Global Social Media Manager
Mier, Chloe
Ng, Kimberly
Logitech
Consumer Brand Managing - Intern
Maxwell, Kelly
Vice President
Meyer US
BlackRock, Inc.
Professional Marketing Manager
Miller, Crystal
Nguyen, Ana
Align Technology, Inc.
Content Marketing Manager
May, Lisa
Consumer Marketing
Knowledge Universe
Nintendo of America, Inc.
Nicewonger, Barbara
Almond Board of California
Mazurek, Lori
MacLeod, Trey
Mirkin, Cindy
Senior Manager - MARCOM
Mc Kenna, Will
The Capital Group
Intel Corporation
Mohiuddin, Junai
Nielsen, Kristina
Vice President
MarketShare Partners
Maggipinto, Donata
Creative Director, Content
Walmart
Magoffin, Michelle
Director of Social Media
Director, Strategy Practice
McKeegan, Mary
Vice President
Bank of the West
Account Manager, Intel Studios
Vice President, Interactive Marketing
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Bank of the West
Moolla, Roohi
Nordstrum, Christopher
New Trends Leader
IMC-Media and Advertising Manager
Wells Fargo & Co.
Cisco Systems, Inc.
Farmers Insurance Group, Inc.
McLaughlin, Criona
Autodesk, Inc.
Moore, Ann-Marie
Cisco Systems, Inc.
North, Erin
Manger, Jennifer
Wells Fargo & Co.
McPhee, Traci
Moore, Cory
Director, Marketing
Manning, Loretta
Senior Online Marketing Manager
John Muir Health
Raging Waters
Northcutt, Tracy
Meier, Michelle
Morrow, Stacie
Executive Assistant
Marsh, Catherine
Advertising and Communications
Manager
Social Media Insurance Community Lead
Esurance, Inc.
Social Media Marketing
Marketing Manager
Association (CSAA)
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Brown & Toland Physicians
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Senior Associate Digital Marketing
Manager
Attendees
Ohnuma, Nancy
Penticoff, Leslye
Read, Nerissa
Rueppel, April
Senior Manager
Direct Acquisition Marketing
Associate Marketing Manager, Social
Media
Senior Manager, Digital Marketing and
Social Media Strategy
Senior Director, Member Relations
Sungevity Inc.
Kaiser Permenente
Oreta, Ashley
Pham, Joseph
Redding, Nicole
Digital Advertising Media Associate
Senior Business Leader
Senior Communications Manager
Visa Inc.
Pensco Trust Company
Ortiz, Mark
Phillips, Holly
Reese, Jeff
National Interactive Marketing Manager
Usability and Research Manager
Senior Director, Global Brand Marketing
American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
Woodman Labs
Osheroff, Tamara
Philp, Kerry
Reigel, Jason
Director, Formalwear Marketing
Senior Manager, Marketing Procurement
Logitech
Osuna, Joe
Pilare, Ariel
Ribero, Michael
Broadcast Media Manager
Graphic Designer
Manager
Safeway Inc.
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Multicultural
Marketing
INSIGHT BRIEF
Sharing Marketing Excellence
What’s Inside?
» AT&T Woos Multiculturals
with Celebrities ........................... 2
New Research
» Intrigued by Newer Media ............. 3
» Growth Opportunity ..................... 4
Trending
Focus:
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Marketing
» Does Blending Work? ................... 5
» The Truth About Beauty ............... 6
Viewpoints
INSIGHT BRIEF
Sharing Masterful Marketing
Reaching Diverse Audiences
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Focus:
Five secrets to more effective multicultural marketing
Award-winning case studies and
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s it worth devoting precious
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niche markets? Don’t general-market
campaigns already appeal to audiences
of every stripe? Do multicultural audiences represent enough buying power
to warrant targeted outreach?
Big Data
now exceeds $1.5 trillion a year,
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in What’s
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come, building a
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segments
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and increasing revenue. But simply
» Collecting Data Is Not Enough ........ 3
marketing in another language or trying
to Trending
appeal to another culture in English
can be a minefield of potential hazards.
» Delivering Data-Driven Messages .... 5
To avoid costly or embarrassing
» Cross-Cultural vs.
Multicultural Marketing ................. 8
ANA Member Case Study
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growing part of The Home Depot’s
business. Not only does the
company advertise in Spanish, its
stores feature Spanish signage and
Spanish-language self-checkout
machines.
2. Culture is more important than
language. Simply translating a
Marketers still asking those questions
general-market campaign into the
today might want to check out the
target’s language “is like going into
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make up 16 percent of the U.S. populacontends Roberto Orci, CEO of Los
tion, African-Americans account for 13
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Angeles, Calif.-based Acento
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percent, and Asian-Americans comprise
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says it’s vital to ground multicultural
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campaigns in the values and mores
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behavior requires creating content that is
are producing enough content and
in a number of forms, including text,
word of the moment. But what
Some of the most tangible examples
compelling, consistent, and curated. The
producing the kinds of content that will
audio, video, statistical data, or sensor
is it, exactly? And what does it mean for
include the terabytes of user data that true value
exchange is found in the stories
promote increased engagement. Marinformation.
marketing? According to Google ExecuFacebook acquires or that Walmart
that brands tell, and storytelling is crucial
keters should ask themselves why they
tive Chairman Eric Schmidt, every two
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days the world produces the equivalent
it conducts hourly. Big data is defined lead generation,
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media.
marketing plan before they look at what
of all the data created from the beginby its volume, velocity, variety, and
gleaned from the raw input.
ning of civilization up to 2003, or almost
value to the organization.
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five exabytes. This vast ocean of data
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Social
Search Engine
contains valuable insights, but marketers
To drive new waves of productivity,
most large companies regularly
Media
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must sift through irrelevant information
growth, and innovation, companies
acquire are too large to process with
in order to find them. Finding value is
conventional means. As technology
know they must tap the massive and
Content Marketing Mission
what big data is all about.
penetrates more aspects of society,
growing volumes of data. Adobe views
the information generated from
big data as the collection and analysis
Big data refers to the extremely large
and about those devices is rapidly
of large amounts of data to create
LeadaGeneration
data sets that organizations acquire,
expanding.
competitive advantage. The real purpose
typically in the terabytes to petabytes
• Velocity. Modern businesses may
of big data is to enable big analytics, Source: Content Marketing Institute, 2013.
range, as well as the applications needed
place more importance on the time
where businesses derive new meaning
to analyze and evaluate all of it. This
characteristic of big data than any
from new data sources. Big data is all
continuous, exponential growth in internal
other dimension. Rapid or real-time
about delivering fresh insights to deciand external data gathered from and
acquisition of data is critical to many
sion-makers, but many marketers are
about customers exceeds the ability
time-sensitive operations and provides
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of conventional database management
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they want it to do for them. The Content
Marketing Institute offers five actionable
tips for building a content marketing
program within an organization:
1. Create a mission statement.
Defining the mission of the content
marketing program is the first, most
important step. Use the statement
as a guide to filter content and determine deliverables and outcomes for
the core target audience. The P&G
website homemadesimple.com,
for example, targets women with a
mission statement to “enable women
to have more quality time with their
families.”
2. Repurpose content. Before setting
out to create new content, assess
what existing content could be
reworked. Press releases, blog
Continued on Page 2
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2013 ANA SURVEY
Individual Commercials
REPORT
The Rise of the
In-House Agency
» Kantar Media ........................
8
.......
» Nielsen ........................
SURVEY RESEARCH
10
................
Not
Interested
5%
» PrecisionDemand ........................
Benchmarks and Trends
13
.
Neutral
13%
» Rentrak ........................
................
15
Interested
82%
» Simulmedia ........................
17
..........
» TRA ........................
....................
19
Appendix ........................
................21
of their production
John Lick
Production
Executive Producer, Broadcast
Target Corporation
unfamiliar with the fundamentals
who areCommittee
Management
for clients
ANA Production
basic guidance
in agency selection briefings
is to provideCo-Chair,
The intention of this document agency selection process, and give clients experienced
the
of briefing an agency during
to consider.
additional best practices
ANA continues to advocate
for increased granularity
of commercial
ratings, and notably for
brand-specific commercial
ratings.
ANA member interest
in brand-specific commercial
ratings
In a 2011 survey, 82 percent
of members surveyed expressed is high.
interest.
These findings are consistent
with other surveys ANA
has done over
the years, including those
in 2004 and 2006.
Q7. Currently, ratings
for individual
the average of all the commercials commercials are not available. Nielsen
provides ratings for
in a program. How interested
available for each individual
would you be in having
commercial?
ratings
Source: ANA 2011, Leveraging
TV for Growth Survey
The Benefits of Commercial
Ratings
ANA members and other
industry experts have
identified numerous benefits
for brand-specific commercial
ratings.
Accountability
Commercial ratings would
provide more granular
data to better inform the
Marketing mix models
decision-making process.
could be
or may not reflect the delivery input with brand-specific commercial metrics
rather than
for that specific brand)
to provide increased accountability. averages (which may
Better Knowledge/Inc
reased
•
•
Executive Summary
1
a thoughtful briefing that
Incentives
or agency search, requires
to the agencies as
Commercial Production
that every phase of a review,
provide escalating information
The Found Money of StateThe ANA/4A’s task force believes
The review process should
(including any strategic
to the agency.
to the later phases
provides specific direction
(e.g., RFI, RFP, credentials)
from the initial phases
the review progresses
and finals presentations).
and/or speculative work
of client briefing information.
different types and levels
Each review phase warrants
Brand-Specific Commercial
Ratings
Information (RFI) Phase
Initial List/Request for
a list of agencies
you preliminarily qualify
information that will help
as the ability to collect
Think of the RFI phase
don’t meet your criteria.
eliminate agencies that
for the final selection and
about many agencies.
is to gather basic information
introducing themselves.
• The purpose of an RFI
any customized work beyond
make
asking the agencies to do
to allow the agencies to
• At this point, you’re not
expectations as a client
about the search and your
• Share enough information
fit.
good
a
is
this
whether
an informed decision about
ANA surveys are based
on topics
as critical issues and emerging identified by the ANA and its membership
trends that nearly all marketers
face today.
Access all ANA survey
reports at:
www.ana.net/surveys
The ANA welcomes input from committee members on
leadership initiatives to consider.
www.ana.net/committees
www.ana.net/events

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