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Facebook is not a strategy Integrated marketing: the strategic approach

Facebook is not a strategy

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Too many people want to use Facebook for their business, but aren't sure how to proceed. Others are selling social media expertise without understanding the bigger picture. In this presentation, marketing and technology expert Allen Fuller walks through how to create an integrated marketing strategy, putting social media in the right context and giving viewers useful tools to approach social media strategically.

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Facebook is not a strategy

Integrated marketing: the strategic approach

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Introduction

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About Me

• studio31a.com• twitter.com/allenfuller• linkedin.com/in/allenfuller• facebook.com/allenfuller

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Let’s talk about social media

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Why is this important?

by the numbers

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97%U.S. internet users who used online media to look for local products and

services in Q1 2010.

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56%Small business owners who do not believe customers search online, or

are undecided.

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15%Estimated slice of total marketing spend for social media at leading

companies.

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52%Marketers who have no social media

plan.(and who admitted it)

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Why are companies using social media?

94%: Increase awareness76%: Create a community for customers55%: Increase website traffic50%: Identify customer needs49%: Identify new business opportunities

Source: SmartBrief Inc, 11/3/2010

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Why do consumers use social media?

Why Facebook users like pages:25% to receive a discount21% existing customers18% to show others I support the brand5% someone recommended it to me

Source: Chadwick Martin Bailey and iModerate Research Technologies, 3/10/2010

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What’s wrong with this picture?

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What is an integrated marketing plan?

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WHO

WHAT

HOW

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WHOis our target audience?

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WHATaction do we want them to take?

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HOWwill we execute a plan?

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What is marketing?

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Lead Generation

Lead Conversion

Fulfillment

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WHOis our target audience?

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Demographics

• Age• Location• Gender• Income level• Education level• Marital or family status• Occupation• Ethnic background

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Psychographics

• Personality• Attitudes• Values• Interests/hobbies• Lifestyles• Behavior

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Who is our current customer?

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Who uses our competitors?

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Who would benefitfrom our product?

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WHATaction do we want them to take?

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Lead Generation

Lead Conversion

Fulfillment

Post-Sale

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Lead Generation

• Pay attention• Click the link• Take the call• Read the brochure• Fill out the form

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Lead Conversion

• Ask good questions• Sign the contract• Click to order• Register for the event

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Fulfillment

• Answer our questions• Pay our bill• Write an article• Attend the event• Vote• Say “Thank you”

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Post-Sale

• Tell a friend• Buy again• Complete a survey• Stay in touch

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Results

1. Define the opportunity2. Objectives3. Market Research

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What else?

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Budget

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Set goals

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S.M.A.R.T. Goals

SpecificMeasurableAttainableRelevantTime-bound

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S.W.O.T. Analysis

Strengths

Weaknesses

Opportunities

Threats

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Test & Measure

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HOWdo we execute the plan?

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4 P’s

ProductPricePlacePromotionProcess

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Collaboration

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Tools & Technology

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Website

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CRM

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Online invoicing

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Email

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Analytics

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How should we usesocial media?

Who is our target audience?What action do we want them to take?

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Build referrals

Customer support

Generate awareness

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Pick one

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Assign It

• Did they post daily?• How many reactions did we get?• How many customers are active?• How many leads did we generate?• How many support cases did we resolve?• How much money did we make?

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Your Turn1. Who

(Audiences)

2. What

(Actions)

3. How

(Our plan)

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Recap

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Being on Facebook is not a strategy.

have a plan

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An integrated marketing planbrings order to chaos.

WHO - WHAT - HOW

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Execution is critical.

Have the right process and tools to make your plan a success.

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Questions?

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