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Social Media for Events

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In the complex and noisy environment that is the social media landscape Joe reveals not only how to use social media to drive visitors to your event but also how to deliver the event back into the social environment and fully optimise the social experience.

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HERDING CATSSocial Media For Events

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HELLO

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AGENDA

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IT’S KIND OF A BIG DEAL

72%78%

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WHO’S WINNING THE SOCIAL FIGHT

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SUPER BOWL

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SOCIAL MEDIA GOALS

GET FAMILIAR

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THE SEASONS

AUTUMN CAT WINTER CAT SPRING CAT SUMMER CAT

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STRATEGY

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STOCK AND FLOW

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STOCK

As interesting two years as it is today

We’re all good at this

More perceived value

Costs more to produce

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FLOW

Flow is the feed, it’s the post and tweets

Remind people you exist

Events seem to struggle

Less value same time

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WHAT DO YOU SEE HERE

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STOCK CAN FEED FLOW

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BUILDING LONG TERM RELATIONSHIPS

Output

Listening

Community Management

Industry / consumer activity

Creating a communication

framework to deliver consistent

engagement

Keywords to monitor

conversations and news

Actions to deliver relevant content to the

audienceFind & Build Community

SoV

Influencers

Audience Focused Flow

Cam

paign Stock

Create spikes in activityMeasured separately

Results

Intent to purchase / ROI

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WHY THINK LONG TERM

REPEATED STATEMENTS

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WHY THINK LONG TERM

READY & WAITING

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WHY THINK LONG TERM

285,000 = £250

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• Offline brand experiences are the main online conversation starters*

• 63% more brand recall when something is interactive**

• WOM is key to ticket sales

• Social is key to driving WOM

*Insights Consulting report Sept 2011** 2010 Report Barun & Sully

Use offline events to drive online

conversation

Use online conversation to drive

awareness and recommendation

BEFORE BEFORE

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BEFORE DURING AFTER

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BEFORE

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Influencers (and who to

recruit)

AttitudesTriggers

Pain PointsHot Topics

WhoDemographics

WhereTo seed content

CompetitionShare of the conversation

LISTEN

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CONVERGED MEDIA MODEL

Paid Media Owned

Earned

Sponsored Customer

Brands that ask for shares

Promoted Brand

Content

• Outreach – Deliver content to your audience

• Facebook Pages• Twitter Accounts• Google+• Pinterest• Instagram• Sound cloud• Youtube

• £1 per like• £2.50 per follow

• Asking users to invite their peers

• Getting user to create and share their own experiences

• Facebook sponsored stories from user actions (46% higher CTR)

Promoting localised editorial content

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SOCIAL CONNECT

£2.50

£1.25

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STAKEHOLDERS & CONTENT

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TACTICAL ACTIVITY

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DURING

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SO LO MO PO GO

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CUSTOMER SERVICE & PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS

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PORTAL FOR NEW AND EXISTING RELATIONSHIPS

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ENCRYPTED NFC

NOTIFY FRIENDS

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LIVE STREAM

LIVE STREAMING

COPY & PHOTOS

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LIVE STREAMING

VIDEO

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RFID

REAL WORLD LIKING

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LOCATION

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AFTER THE PARTY

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RECONNECT WITH YOUR AUDIENCE

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PUT ALL YOU CATS IN ONE BASKET

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Bring back past content

THE OPPORTUNITY

New

User GeneratedContent

Curated Content

Create micro events

Ask them what they’d like to see next year

Speakers, Artists, Journalists etc

Re live the event

BREAK THE MOULD

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MEASURE

Number of times it may have been seenImpressions

Reach

Clicks

Engagements

Traffic

Sales

Views

The number of people content is delivered to

The amount of people who viewed specific content (demographic where possible)

How many people clicked

How many people engaged with the business

Traffic driven to key landing point through CTA’s

ROI

Sentiment Intent, happy, sad

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Go out and find your audeince

Think long term (break the mould)

Use your stakeholders

Capture as much content as you can

Live streaming does not have impact ticket sales

Create interesting ways for users to share and connect

IN SUMMARY

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THE END

NO CATS WERE HARMED IN THIS PRESENTATION

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Joe Edwards

Head of Strategy

Brand Engage

[email protected]

@brandjoe

+44 (0) 1753 866 444

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