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    Social Media Check-up Research and Tool:Burson-Marsteller Evidence-Based Communications

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    Burson-Marsteller Evidence-Based Communications2

    Frn flummigt Webb 2.0 till daglig interaktion!

    Vren 2008 brjade alla prata om Webb 2.0 men mycket f frstod d p vilket stt det skulle pverka vrt stt

    att kommunicera och kanske framfr allt interagera med kunder och samhlle. Sedan dess har ett antal earlyadopters vant oss vid att kunna kommentera, delta i och framfr allt knna att vi pverkar utvecklingen av

    produkter och tjnster. Fler och fler anvnder ntverkstjnster som Facebook eller YouTube och verktyg som

    bloggar samt Twitter. En del r mycket entusiastiska, andra r skeptiska. Fr att bttre frst hur det fungerar

    har Burson-Marsteller gjort en studie av lget och introducerar samtidigt ett verktyg som kan hjlpa vra kunder

    med strategiskt, socialt ntverkande. I det fljande presenterar vi resultatet av studien samt hur vrt Check-Up

    verktyg fungerar. Kontakta oss grna om Du har frgor eller vill ha hjlp att bttre frst och anvnda sociala

    medier.

    Stockholm den 25 mars 2010

    Petra von Rohr, VD

    Burson-Marsteller Sverige

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    Burson-Marsteller Evidence-Based Communications

    Methodology

    The sample was the companies on the Fortune Global 100 list. The

    sample breaks down as follows:

    29 U.S. companies

    48 European companies 20 Asia-Pacific companies

    3 Latin American companies.

    Data was collected between November 2009 and January 2010.

    Active accounts have at least one post in the past 3 months.

    Outliers have been noted.

    Data was collected by Burson-Marstellers global research team.

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    Burson-Marsteller Evidence-Based Communications

    Most Global Companies Use At Least One Social Media Platform

    More than three-quarters (79%) of the top 100 companies in the Fortune Global 500

    index are using at least one of the social media platforms considered in this study.

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    Burson-Marsteller Evidence-Based Communications

    Not Many Global Companies Use all Platforms Simultaneously

    Only 20% of the major international companies are utilizing all four platforms to

    engage with stakeholders.

    20%

    28%

    15%

    25%

    0%

    5%

    10%

    15%

    20%

    25%

    30%

    Total U.S. Europe Asia-Pacific

    Global Companies Using All Four Platforms

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    Burson-Marsteller Evidence-Based Communications

    Proportion With Accounts in Each Social Media Channel

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    Twitter Accounts Facebook Fan Pages

    Corporate BlogsYouTube Channels

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    Companies in all Regions are Actively Using Social Media Tools

    Total U.S. Europe Asia-Pacific

    Tweets in past week 82% 82% 82% 84%

    Posts on FB Fan Pages in Past Week 59% 46% 82% 51%

    YouTube Videos Uploaded in Past Month 68% 77% 62% 71%

    Blogs with Posts in Past Month 36% 11% 83% 77%

    Social Media Activity

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    Deutsche

    Telekom

    uses

    @deutschet

    etelekom for

    announceme

    nts andnews.

    What Companies are Talking About on Twitter

    Fiat UK used@FIAT_UK forevents andpromotions likePink My Ride.

    The Home Depotcustomer care teamuses@HomeDepot forcustomer servicepurposes.

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    Corporate Fan Pages Have Tens of Thousands of Fans

    Number of Fans

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    Fan Pages Provide Venues for Fans to Voice Opinions

    Facebook Fan Activity on Corporate Fan Pages

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    Companies are Responding to Others

    Corporate Responses and Retweets

    38%43%

    25%

    49%

    32%

    41%

    23%28%

    0%

    20%

    40%

    60%

    Total U.S. Europe Asia-Pacific

    Percent Responding to People's Tweets Percent Retweeting

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    Companies Have Multiple Active Accounts

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    Twitter Accounts Facebook Fan Pages

    Corporate BlogsYouTube Channels

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    Companies on Twitter Have Multiple Active Accounts

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    Social Media Check-up Tool

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    Objectives of the Social Media Check-up

    Benchmark, track and measure existing social media assets against:

    competitive & peer best practices

    competitive & peer short-comings

    existing audience online behavior

    Explore relevance of each social media channel as per the business situation

    and communications objectives

    Determine online health and reputation of the organization

    Identify opportunities to utilize social media to meet business and

    communications objectives

    telling the organizations side of the story

    engaging with others; initiating dialogue where appropriate

    identifying company advocates and reinforcing advocacy

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    How Do You Determine the Best Way to Participate?

    Infrastructure Profile Pages

    Opportunistic

    Social Media

    Competitive

    Set

    Do you have a socially savvystaff?

    Are social media guidelinespresent and appropriate?

    Are social media

    monitoring/responsesystems in place?

    Have you protected appropriateprofile pages?

    Are profiles being usedappropriately?

    Are they brand compliant?

    Are employees participating in

    accordance with policies? Are you providing value-added

    tools and applications?

    Are you takingadvantage of nichesocial opportunitieswithin your industry?

    Are you contributing tocommunities proactivelyand reactively?

    Are you using social media toimprove search engine results?

    Are you engaging theblogosphere?

    Are you measuring the impact ofyour social media?

    How are your competitorsdoing across criteria?

    What is the opportunity foryou to lead a dialogue?

    Burson-MarstellerSocial Media Check-up

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    Our Process for Conducting a Social Media Check-up

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    C

    Data Insights Ideas

    Explore

    Discover

    Record

    Synthesize Social MediaCheck-up Results/Recommendations

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    What Makes The Social Media Check-up an Evidence-Based Tool?

    Gathering insights to

    inform the companys social

    media strategy.

    Developing benchmarks to

    track changes social media

    activity.

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    Measurement

    (end)

    Monitoring(on-going)

    Development(beginning)

    Tracking social media

    metrics during the

    program to monitor

    progress.

    Measuring program

    impact on businessmetrics (online

    reputation,

    stakeholder tone) as

    well as reach metrics

    (followers, number of

    posts, etc.)

    Evidence-Based Approach

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    Social Media Changes the Way Brands and Stakeholders Interact

    20Source: MarketingSherpa Social Media Marketing band PR Benchmark Survey 2008.Methodology: Fielded December 4-10, 2008. N=1886

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    Burson-Marsteller Evidence-Based Communications

    Major Social Networks Scanned*

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    Reach

    Type ofContentShared

    ConversationTypes

    Rich, multi-media

    content

    Engaging, muti-

    faceted

    conversations rich

    with opportunity

    for interaction and

    content sharing

    Microblogging140 character

    text messages

    Announce news,update followers,

    provide shortbursts of

    information,directly engage

    with community

    Video,message

    boards

    Rich, intimate

    conversations

    made possible by

    medium withopportunity for

    viewer interaction

    with message

    boards and ratings

    133 millions

    blogsindexed since

    2002

    Copy, visualand

    multimedia

    content

    Conversationsthat are bothbroad and

    narrow on everypossible topiccontent can live

    forever.

    Global:over 400

    million users

    Global:75 million

    users

    Global:91 million in

    U.S.

    *in addition to a search within niche industry specific categories and blogs

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    Burson-Marsteller Evidence-Based Communications

    Metrics Used to Assess Each Social Media Channel

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    Reach

    Interactivity

    Impact

    Posts,Likes,

    Comments,Sentiment

    Assess trends in reach, reciprocal interactivity, balance ofproactive/reactive responses, searches for your brand and

    competitors, presence of the company based on branded andcontextual keyword searches, tone; correlate these trends against

    business metrics.

    Number of posts,Retweets,

    Responses,Recency of posts,

    Sentiment

    Comments,Rankings

    Views,

    Searches

    Comments,AuthoritySentiment

    Fans

    # of followers,

    # you follow

    Subscribers,

    Views

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    Burson-Marsteller Evidence-Based Communications

    Allocating Resources to a Social Strategy*

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    TotalSocialMediaExposure

    Bogs/CGM SocialProfiles

    CommunityManagement

    Social MediaAdvertising

    Listening/Responding

    Tool/AppDevelopment

    *sample to be customized for each organization

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    Burson-Marsteller Evidence-Based Communications

    Guidelines to Apply to our Consulting

    1. Monitor your own and competitors - social media presence

    2. Get top management buy in

    3. Develop a social media strategy

    4. Define and publish a social media policy

    5. Develop an internal structure

    6. Contribute to the community

    7. Participate in good times and in bad

    8. Be prepared to respond in real time

    9. Measure the impact of your social media engagement

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    Vill du diskutera vad sociala medier kan betyda fr ditt fretag:

    Petra von Rohr, VD, 0702-678050, [email protected]