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In the last week, I came across posts and articles drawing off a Custora study on online customer acquisition. 

What are the online sites saying?

Marketing Charts' conclusion "organic search has not only accounted for the greatest percentage of acquired customers over the past 4 years, but it also boasts the highest CLV relative to the average"

Wired had a piece referencing the same study with the headline "Email Is Crushing Twitter, Facebook for Selling Stuff Online"

Custora's own blog post about the study had this line "Email marketing has been a growing trend in e-commerce, with an increasing number of retailers building communities and collecting email addresses, then converting those “members” into customers"

  You can download the 5 page Snapshot report at the end of the Custora blog post by simply providing your email address. 

  As a marketer who depends on (and am passionate about) data-driven insights, the hasty conclusions are frustrating. 

Firstly, its worthwhile to read the 5 page report to understand what the report said and did not say (and its only 5 pages!). I am sure Custora provides more detailed versions for their real customers but here are some items not in the report that are worth noting:

- the CLV here is based on statistical modeling but there are no additional details on the statistical model. In reference to the lower CLV attributed to Twitter, the report suggested this could be due to the "frequency of discounts offered within tweets". In that case, isnt the lower CLV simply a reflection of the nature of the marketing that is being pumped into a particular channel? Would the statistical modeling amplify that into a lower than average CLV?

- there are several references to how the different channels are being used differently but that reality isnt sufficiently explored in the report. If brands are using emails to "build communities" and "turning members into customers" - that sounds awfully like a nurturing program that covers many rounds of outreach

Google had a study from last year that showed someone looking to do an online travel booking can have as many as 17 searches and take over 90 days from beginning of that customer journey to when they actually book something. We can also be sure that during those 90 days, they were searching on other channels that may not be as easily tracked by Google

There are important dimensions missing in reports such as this that is trying to shed light on online customer acquisition. Online channels need to be mapped against the relevant customer journey for the right customer segments. In addition, we need to understand the frequency of each touchpoint at each part of the journey. We need to understand the correlation among the various relevant channels so we can make good decisions on which channels to use and when.

Its very tempting to think we can focus on a single channel. Unfortunately we will never have things that easy.

In the not so distant past, when we talk about "integrated marketing" we were often referring to the need to integrate offline and online marketing. Increasingly, now "integrated marketing" must also include how we can integrate the growing range of online, social and mobile channels. 

Lastly, it is important to appreciate how technology and innovation are constantly changing the way we can use a channel. Here is an article about Gilt Groupe on McKinsey forum - Gilt is able to send 3000 versions of emails to customers - making use of the accumulated data of not just what they bought but what they "expressed interest" in, presumably browsing and shopping cart history. 

Even email, a channel older than ecommerce websites is not the same channel as before. 

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