At the Adobe Digital Marketing Summit EMEA, Adobe announces a couple of new features that will make digital marketers happy.
Adobe Experience Manager Webinars
It was only a matter of time before Adobe integrated Adobe Connect, its web conferencing service, with Adobe Experience Manager. After all, don't websites often list webinars available for a company?
Adobe Connect may not be thought of first when you think about web conferencing software, but I've used it. It's a good service for webinars, elearning and web meetings. According to Chris Nguyen, Adobe Senior Product Marketing Manager, Connect supports over 3 billion meeting minutes annually.
Create targeted webinar landing pages within familiar Adobe Experience Manager environment, with tools built for Adobe Connect
Adobe Experience Manager webinars is powered by Adobe Connect and it enables an organization to not only host a webinar, but to create and manage the entire process from within the Experience Manager environment.
It starts with the ability to create webinar landing pages where lists of webinars can be shown, filtered based on profiles. Marketers can also create individual event pages quickly by simply selecting a template and picking the event from the current list of events scheduled on Adobe Connect (Event Associator). Of course this all customizable with the help of drag and drag components.
Display events based on user profile
Marketers can also take advantage of other tools, such as tweeting or liking an event, get an Events RSS feed and share common assets and templates via DAM libraries.
Leverage common templates and DAM library for brand consistency
These don't have to be your typical watch and listen webinars either. Webinar events can be branded and support interactivity such as content and video streaming, live Twitter feeds, polls and Q&As.
Leverage engaging Adobe Experience Manager components, such as Facebook, Twitter, or owned social communities, etc., to promote events through social interactions
For those who want to track what's happening with their events (and everyone does), integrated with Adobe Analytics provides plenty of insights, from tracking who's viewing your event listings, to who's signing up and attending. And there integration with marketing automation platforms such as Eloqua and Marketo, and CRM platforms like Saleforce. So you get an end-to-end view of your customer and the entire marketing to sales process.
Predictive Publishing With Facebook
Adobe Social gets some nice new functionality as well. Lawrence Mak, Adobe Product Marketing Manager, walked me through the new predictive social publishing that Adobe now offers.
Essentially there are predictive text mining algorithms that look at the potential engagement an individual piece of content will earn. The Predictive Publishing feature is based on historical data, including things like past similar posts, Likes, Comments and and Shares, and it's self learning, so the recommendations should improve more and more as the feature is used.
Currently it looks at overall engagement and time of post based on the proximity to other posts and it will recommend changes if it thinks it's necessary. It also takes Facebook Edgerank and other elements into account.
The predictive publishing can show you similar posts, and although it will suggest a better time to post if it determines it, you don't have to choose it. Your option is to accept the new scheduled post time or override and continue as you need to.
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Source : cmswire[dot]com
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