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FULL FUNNEL
DIGITAL MARKETING
IDENTIFYING
THE PROBLEM
WHAT IS FULL FUNNEL MARKETING?
The marketing funnel is an acquisition model used by marketers.
It illustrates the steps that occur when a consumer first becomes
aware of your product or brand, through to when they make a
purchase decision.
Consumers first become Aware of your brand at the top of the funnel.
The number of consumers who progress through each stage from
Interest to Consideration to Conversion decreases, leaving you with
higher value prospects further down the funnel.
AWARENES S
Top of F unnel
INTEREST
Upper Middle of Funnel
CONSIDERA TION
Lower Middle of Funnel
$ CONVERSIO N
Bottom of Funnel
Your job as a marketer is to ensure people make it from the top of the
funnel to the bottom—guiding potential customers from their first
touchpoint with your brand all the way to a conversion.
While the tactics and messaging needed at each stage differ, they form
part of a cohesive strategy that—when thought of together—will result
in more conversions at a lower cost.
The reality is consumers will enter and exit your funnel at different
stages. Some will go backwards, some will stop and never progress,
others will simply disappear. But it’s still an indispensable tool to help
marketers understand each stage of the consumer’s decision-making
process and develop relevant marketing campaigns.
Studies have shown companies that use this approach see real benefits.
Avoid these mistakes when implementing your own full funnel digital
marketing strategy.
The lower funnel stages are where most customers convert. Therefore
they appear to be the best performing in terms of driving conversions.
It’s understandable that many marketers will focus spend here as it
appears most lucrative.
If you ignore the top of the funnel however, the number of potential
customers that make it to the lower funnel stages quickly dries up
and costs will rise. Why? Because you’re not filling your funnel with
new prospects who are nearing the purchase stage. Instead, you’re
pushing a product to people who aren’t ready to buy yet and may not
even know your brand.
Yet, it likely played a very important role in the full funnel process
and building your brand awareness. How can you find this out? Use
a metric like brand lift. This will tell you how many people viewed
your advert and the impact it had on their recognition of your brand.
Essentially, did exposure to your advert make it more likely they
remembered you at a later date? We won’t go into the details of brand
lift in this eBook, but you can find out more about it here.
The First-Click Attribution Model gives all of the credit for a conversion
to the first source that a person touched in their journey to a conversion.
It’s useful for understanding which of your prospecting channels are the
most effective at finding people that will eventually convert.
DEVELOPING
A FULL FUNNEL
STRATEGY
Start your digital campaigns at the top of the funnel to build awareness
of your brand or product. Retarget these audiences further down the
funnel to foster engagement with people already aware of your brand.
Finally, retarget these engaged audiences again with sales based
campaigns to drive conversions. This full funnel approach will deliver
cheaper customer acquisition in the long-term.
In addition, recognize each stage in the funnel for what it is—a separate
step in the customer’s journey to conversion—and treat is as such.
When your team is running a campaign, ensure you understand what
role it plays in the customer journey, where it fits in the funnel and
what goal you are trying to achieve. Ensure the most appropriate
metrics are being used to analyze success and proper consideration
of attribution modelling—and how it affects conversion reporting by
channel—is taken into account.
AWARENESS
Top of Funnel
INTEREST
Upper Middle of Funnel
CONSIDERATION
Lower Middle of Funnel
$ CONVERSION
Bottom of Funnel
At the top of the funnel your aim should be to reach as much of your
target audience as possible. You should focus on building positive
awareness of your brand, product or service. This will increase recall
among those prospects that are unfamiliar with you.
These prospects may not currently be in the market for your product
or service. So the goal is not to directly sell to them, but to convey why
they should care about your company and educate them about your
industry in general.
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Target a wide potential audience using Keyword Interests
and Lookalike audiences. If these are a little too broad,
narrow your targeting by combining with Demographic and
Behavioral Data.
INTEREST
Upper Middle of Funnel
CONSIDERATION
Lower Middle of Funnel
$ CONVERSION
Bottom of Funnel
QUESTIONS TO ASK
FACEBOOK TIP
Target audiences that have already engaged with your brand
in some way such as Page Fans, Video Viewers, Content
Engagers and Website Visitors. You can do this using a variety
of Custom Audiences to retarget users.
INTEREST
Upper Middle of Funnel
CONSIDERATION
Lower Middle of Funnel
$ CONVERSION
Bottom of Funnel
The lower part of the middle of the funnel is where you get to start
talking about your product. At this stage you want to begin convincing
your prospect that your product or solution is what they are looking for.
Your prospect has stuck around and shown interest in your industry by
engaging with your content. So it’s likely they’re approaching the stage
where they will convert.
Convince your prospect that you have the best product or solution on
the market. That they’d be crazy to consider one of your competitors.
They’ll likely need a bit of nudging before they take action.
QUESTIONS TO ASK
FACEBOOK TIP
Target audiences that have engaged with specific content from
the interest stage of your funnel. Use Custom Audiences to
target prospects that have given their email, visited specific
pages on your website, or taken specific actions on your
Facebook page.
INTEREST
Upper Middle of Funnel
CONSIDERATION
Lower Middle of Funnel
$ CONVERSION
Bottom of Funnel
The bottom of the funnel is where you get to sell, sell, sell! At this point
you want to push hard. Ensure you don’t let those people who engaged
with your content at the consideration stage of the funnel slip away.
Thus, you no longer need to be coy—go in for the hard sell. They’ve
abandoned cart on your ecommerce site, requested a demo of your
software solution, or submitted a contact form on your website.
Whatever action they’ve taken, they’re close to converting and just
need a final nudge. Don’t lose them.
QUESTIONS TO ASK
FACEBOOK TIP
Target audiences that have engaged with specific content
from the consideration stage of your funnel or taken specific
actions on your website. Use Custom Audiences to target
prospects that have submitted contact forms on your website,
initiated but abandoned checkout, or looked at combinations
of website pages such as pricing and solutions.
AD SET TARGETING
AWARENESS
INTEREST
CONSIDER ATION
CONVERSION
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INTELLIGENT
FULL FUNNEL
MARKETING
3. Adgo’s Bid Optimizer updates the bids for each audience segment at
every stage of the funnel. This ensures you’re spending money on the
best performing journeys for each segment. You get to determine your
audience segments at each stage, how you want them to be split and
what your optimization goals are.
oCPM
You decide how many stages your funnel has, how many audience
segments there are and what actions you want to optimize for at
each stage. It’s completely flexible and up to you. This can be set up
within a single ad campaign or across multiple campaigns and multiple
channels using Adgo’s Project Builder.
Adgo will find and optimize the best customer journey amongst
millions of possibilities. From top to bottom of the funnel. For all
your audience segments. Across multiple social media channels.
This will enable you to build awareness, foster engagement and
drive conversions based on in-depth analysis that no person—
however expert—could do manually.
CONCLUSION
The great thing about using the marketing funnel model is that it’s
flexible. You can tailor it to the needs of any company or customer
journey. Your funnel doesn’t necessarily need four steps, it could be
three—Awareness, Engagement and Conversion—or it could be more
than four. It’s up to you.
The likelihood is that you’re doing a great job at one or two stages
of the funnel already but perhaps neglecting others. Make sure you
don’t focus all your resources on these stages. Spread your budget
throughout the funnel and align your strategy across all marketing
channels and funnel stages. This will create a coherent story that
delivers customers ready to convert when they reach the bottom of
your funnel.
Adgo is here to help you attract, engage and convert through online
advertising campaigns.
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