
Winning Boomer trust and data consent as incremental growth soars

Background
With the Boomer generation famously cautious about sharing personal data online, Chums wanted to reassure its mature target audience, leverage its market-leading approach to data transparency and secure incremental revenue growth.

Challenges
- Leverage Chums' market-leading approach to data transparency
- Give customers the confidence to browse and buy online rather than just via the catalog or other channels
- Alert Chums on the latest industry frameworks and best practices to provide consumers control over their personal data (transparency and choice)
- Help Chums capitalise on an unprecedented surge in mobile and desktop traffic
- Increase traffic further by developing ongoing personalised conversations with individual customers
- Drive incremental revenue growth and demonstrate the importance of this metric to Chums’ finance departmenta

Solution
Epsilon’s consent management platform:
- Informs Chums’ website visitors about the types of personal data the company and its trusted vendors collect and use
- Stores and evidences consent in a standardised way, so the consumer’s choice is remembered
- Accounts for incremental revenue resulting from ongoing personalised conversations with Chums’ customers, now emboldened in digital channels by the enhanced consumer control
"Since partnering with Epsilon four years ago we have consistently hit or exceeded our marketing targets. This has given us the confidence to increase our marketing investment. I would recommend Epsilon to any business that really values customer relationships and wants to engage with them in a way that’s highly transparent, measurable and easily audited."
Paul Gray, Marketing Director at Chums
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