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What the User Wants SNAP March 2008

Intro for Panel: Designing for Users and Advertisers

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What the User Wants

SNAP March 2008

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How this session will go

Introduction to Panel

Brief Overview: What the User Wants

Opening Question

Your Questions (70%)

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Your Panel

Panelist Steve Jang; CMO and Head of Biz Dev, imeem Jeremiah Owyang; Web Analyst, Forrester Kevin Barenblat; Co-founder and CEO, Context Optional, Inc. Martin Green; Head of Biz Dev, Meebo Anu Shukla; CEO and Founder, Offerpal Media

Moderator Aaron Kahlow; Founder and Chair, Online Marketing Summit

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What the User WantsHuman Behavior + Usability

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Marketing Starts at Behavior

1. Start: Core Behavior

2. Determine: How/Where we Communicate

3. Learn: The Buying Cycle

Marketing Summation of 3

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What user wants = Usability

What is Usability?

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Why MySpace is tanking… Opposing ObjectivesBusiness Objectives

– We want to get users to visit my site on a regular basis

– We need to offer multiple content types and features to sell to clients (white papers, news, ask the expert, etc)

– We want users to register so we can leverage their information for sales

– We want to display content to show to everyone regardless if it is relevant or not. (News on home page)

– We want to be viewed as the source for standards in our industry

Visitor Objectives

– I don’t want my decisions manipulated (now or later)

– I want control over my experience– I don’t want to be distracted with cluttered

pages or too many like options – I only want to see content that apply to

my industry or my needs– I want to reach information in as few

steps as possible– I want to be able to easily find the same

information another day (mental model) – I want to know what exactly I can and can

not do on this site right away without having to waste time exploring or being distracted by marketing ploys.

Design to meet the visitors objectives first!

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How customers view your site

On a single track mission

Find what they want, THEN peruse or browse

No Patience (remember college … long road trip)

Scan not Read

Let’s look at some research…

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Eye Tracker Results SIMPLIFIED

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Human Behavior: Social Media It has Changed!

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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

Then Now…

Blackberry

Cell phone

Laptop

Facebook

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One way vs. Two Way

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Where we spend our time

Source: ITA Toolbox/ Social Media Index via Web Strategist blog

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Time Spent in Week

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Let’s go to our Panel!First Question: Where do you draw

the line between advertising and customer experience?

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1) Connect with Panel on FacebookType or Name in Search box Ex: Type “Aaron Kahlow”

2) Email us – For Social Media Research or Questions [email protected] (other panelist provide?)

3) Come talk to us at Happy Hour and Exchange Cards

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