- 1. Digital Media Laid Bare
2. Today
- Using social media in a marketing world
- What are you trying to achieve with social media?
3.
4.
- Monitoring Tools and Techniques
- Why Social Media Helps SEO
- Evaluation Tools and Techniques
- How digital can make your life easier
5. You and Social Media? 6. Using Social Media in Marketing
World? 7. Why Is Social Media So Important? 8. Who Does it Right?
9. Top 10 Socially Engaged Organisations
- 10. Tie - Yahoo!/Intel (85)
10. What They Have In Common?
- Dedicated person or teams
- Key part of marketing strategy
11. Most Importantly, They KnowExactly What They Are Trying to
Achieve 12. 13. And, They Recognised that Someone Was Rewriting the
Marketing Rule Book 14. "Technology reduces the amount of time it
takes to do any one task but also leads to the expansion of tasks
that people areexpectedto do." Juliet Schor 15. Supermarket choice
doubled. Information tenfold.Cant take it all in 16. The average
American sees 16,000 advertisements, logos, and labels in a day Dr
Dharma Singh Khals 17. 18. 19. 20. Permission Marketing 21. 22. 23.
So, They Started To...
- Communicate with customers:-
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- In the places they were actually hanging out
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- In the tone of voice they would appreciate
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- In ways that actually entertained them
24. What These Guys Did To Build Their Social Media Profile...
25. 26. My Starbucks Idea
- 70,000 ideas submitted in year one
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- Free coffee for Gold Card members on their birthday
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- Buy coffee beans, get a free cup of coffee
- Great PR and massive business benefit
27. Dell: Eco-Regeneration Campaign
- Facebook app: asked people What does green mean to you?
- Presented people with a blank canvas and invited them to
Graffiti it
28.
- Notion of graffiti already on facebook, ensured posting on
walls/ word of mouth
29. Dell: The Stats
- 8.5 million downloads of the graffiti app
- 7300 entrants to the competition mechanic that ran alongside
it
- 800 wall posts, 1000 comments
- When voting was opened for the finalists, within 4 days
1,000,000 votes were cast
30. Result? Success
- coffee has the cool factor that dell is missing however
campaign was still a massive success
- It was engaging, interactive and made use of a successful
Facebook tool
- Proves social mediacan promote eco-campaigns too
31. 32. 33. Who Got it Wrong? 34. Nestle
- "To repeat: we welcome your comments, but please don't post
using an altered version of any of our logos as your profile
pic--they will be deleted
35. 36. 37. The Lessons Learnt
- They ignored their brand / reputation
- They took no protective measures
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- Ning may have been more measured / controlled
- They got the tone of voice wrong- School Maam
- They didnt get expert help!
38. Social media: as you can see were learning as we go. Thanks
for the comments . (Why learn from your mistakes so publically!?!)
39. The Bosch Factor 40. Car Insurance 41. 42. 43. v 44.
comparethemarket.com
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- Year one: 45% uplift in quotes
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- Over 50% of traffic = direct
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- Quotes up 90% on same period of previous year
45. Blendtec 46.
- Social media is all about engaging with the people, your
customers. We try and engage people by asking them what they want
to see blended next. Social media is a chance to engagement with
the customer and have fun with them.
47.
- However, Blendtecs main reason for using the medium in the
first place wasnt to become a social media hit, but to raise
awareness of the brand.
48.
- Our intention, when we started this campaign, wasnt to be on
the front page of YouTube. It was to build our brand, to put
something in the hands of our salesmen that they could use to help
create and generate a buzz and awareness and sales
49. Did It Work?
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- From nobody to $100m business
50. Bosch
- When Heather Armstrong's Whirlpool washing machine broke down
she logged onto her Twitter account, where she has over 1 million
followers.
- With Whirlpool slow to respond. Bosch took it as an opportunity
to step in.
- Offering Heather a free washing machine in replace of a
competitor brand they were undoubtedly quick off the mark.
51. Bosch
- This prompted Whirlpool to step in and organise Heather a new
machine.
- Bosch then stood by their offer, and on Heathers request gave
the machine to a local homeless shelter.
- Boschs gesture was then tweeted to her 1million followers, who
retweeted. Some great CSR for the company!
52. Bosch 53. What Are You Trying to Achieve From Social Media?
54. Objectives Raising brand awareness online Increasing the number
of links from quality websites Search engine ranking boost Website
traffic Increasing customer acquisition & sales 55. 56.
Why?
- Over the past year grown hugely in the UK. Uptake faster than
US.
- Similarity to texting resonated with UK population.
- Complements blogging and fantastic for cross referencing other
content.
- Twitter Elite have considerable sway with comments being seen
instantaneously.
- Extremely viral news spreads fast.
57. Itsquickly growing!
- Twitter is ranked as one of the 50 most popular websites
worldwide by Alexas Web Trafficanalysis.
- Suggested to be growing at a rate of 300% a week
58. Average user
- Now Facebooks little brother - average Twitter user now aged
31.*
- *Pew internet report 2009.
59.
- Half of users said a brand has successfully interacted with
them via social media, compared to 31 % of Facebook users.*
- *Webtrends survey Aug 2009
60.
- 1/5 tweets posted on Twitter contain some sort of inquiry or
information about a specific product or service that is
brand-related.*
- *Research by Penn State University
61.
- Twitternow has 75m user accounts , but only around 15m are
active users on a regular basis. Its still a fair increase from the
estimated 6-10m global users from a few months ago.
62. On the computer, or on the phone?
- the average user has 126 followers;
- only 20% of its traffic comes through the Twitter website;
- 80% (logically) comes from third-party programs on smartphones
or computers.
- if you're looking at Twitter stats on your website, you're
probably underestimating that source of traffic by a factor of
five.*
- *Evan Weaver, Twitter's lead engineer
63.
- Another handy app that enables you to share footage with your
followers.
- Upload videos to TwitVid using email, mobile phone or straight
from webcam.
- allowing you to retweet, share and reply to videos direct from
the site.
64. Customer Service... The Yanks do it well 65. 66. 67. 68. 69.
70. Monitoring 71. Hootsuite 72. 73.
- By far the biggest of all the social networks -500million
active users
- If Facebook were a country, it would be the
worldssixthlargest
- 1 in every 14 people on earth are on Facebook
- People are probably talking about you, whether youre on there
or not
- May not always be ideal to have a fan-page but definitely worth
monitoring
Why? 74.
- the 55-64 bracket is currently bigger than 25-34
- Average user spends more than55minutes a day on Facebook
Average User 75. How can brands reach out to Facebook users? 76.
Fan Pages
- Used to be groups. These are much more
interactive/flexible
- It can be done:pages have created more than5.3 billion
fans
- However, more than 700,000 businesses have pages
- The key to success? Integration
77. Fan Pages: Features
- Can incorporate video and stream Youtube
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- As Worcester fan page does
- Can post related news to encourage people to get involved with
your fan page
- Important to keep updating
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- Facebook ranks its search returns according to recently
updated
78.
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- Important to remember: Fan pages are very still much in
development
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- Only been active for a year
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- Recently changed Become a Fan to Like
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- Shows Facebook are still fine-tuning the facility for their
audience
79. 80. Therefore, you need to cater to your audience
- In order to engage and get users to like your page, ask
yourself:
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- Is there an audience for your brand online?
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- What are similar brands doing?
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- Remember to match tone with tone
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- Dont rule out advertising to build an initial base
81. It can work
- But its hard work, you need to put it in to get out (regular
uploading and so on)
- Successes have used an incentive-orientated campaign to build a
fan base
- Dont forget to incentivise if people like your page offer them
exclusives
- People forget that, of all the networks, Facebook is the most
social it needs to be interactive and fun!
82. Linked
- Professional networking tool
- Underused marketing tool as well as employee profile, create
and initiate group discussions, events, activity updates
- Part of integration can help to raise blog audiences
83.
- Full of widgets that maximise the functionality of
profiles:
- Slideshare: allows users to upload powerpoint
presentations
- BlogLink: hosts blog on profile alerts connections of new
posts
- Company Buzz: monitors what twitter is saying about your
company
- LinkedIn Polls: allows you to tap into your connections and
creates poll data
84. 85. Flickr
- One of the biggest mistakes companies make, are implementing a
tool-based, as opposed to people-based, strategy and simply
choosing the best-known communities.
- It may be that you just wont be able to engage people in
Facebook sustained engagement is key.
86. How to use it?
- Creative Commons license , that users can illustrate their
websites/presentations/etc with your pics, and yes, they have to
link back to you.
- Why ? If your pictures are good enough - more users will spread
them and more eyeballs will see them.
- Labelpictures well. Good picture names bring more search
results.
- Invitepeople to your community.
- Thinkqualitynot quantity.
87. Give your Brand a boost
- Uploadyour pictures and use themeverywhere . Embed in a Flickr
slideshow.
- Make a contest ? Its an option to create a group and give
freedom for all the creative people out there. Great way to get
people directly interacting with your brand and cheap.
- Be active is what you need. Upload pictures, comment on the
other photos, participate in groups - in general, and be
active.
- Sponsor a group. Build on an existing audience - link up with
like minded people and put your brand in the frame
88. What are the benefits?
- A Flickr Feed is full of rich media which bolsters SEO
- From a media perspective, more and more journalists are turning
to Flickr as images are instantly downloadable
- Very accessible; images are uploaded easily and quickly
- Can utilise it as a tool for your own website
- Some businesses are using flickr streams as their image
galleries
89. 90. 91. YouTube
- 3rd most trafficked site in the world.
- 2.4B video streams each month
- Over 1 hour spent per user each month
92.
- 1.4 million out of 3.4 million UK small business owners visit
an online video site each month - they are 32% more likely to visit
an online video site than the average user
93.
- YouTube reaches half of online UK small business owners, more
than 7 times the reach of FT.com
94.
- 1.5 million business searches daily on YouTube globally, making
it the second most visited destination for business-related
searches after Google
95. Askthebuilder.com 96. Home Addition Plus 97. Your Presence
98.
- Just as Blogger allows you to create blogs, Ning allows you to
create your own social network
- Benefits of this include flexibility of features, design (can
tailor it perfectly to fit campaign)
- Dont create a Ning network lightly with facebook and twitter
youre drawing upon existing audiences, with Ning there will be no
audience unless you actively generate it
99.
- May sound scary but is proving popular over 1 million networks
created so far!
100. Creating aNingNetwork is really as easy as 101. How does it
work?
- 1. Sign up and select create a network
102. How does it work?
- 2. Name your network and pick an address
103. How does it work?
- 3. Choose your features and design
104. 105. When would a brand use it?
- Can be used as a separate web space for a campaign idea
- It can be a great alternative to a face book application
- Its a great way to create a community
- You control the network and can help steer discussion
106.
- The access granted by your own network easily outweighs such a
small fee
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- 2 per month for a small group
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- Such a small price allows you to trial a network
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- 15 per month for bigger groups
107. Why would people join?
- Play on common interest, something of relevance that has a
strong audience
- Remember subject first, brand second
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- A place where DIY enthusiasts can come and trade tips on what
works for them
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- As network owner you can contribute as often as you wish
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- Keep it objective and people will convert
108. FourSquare
- Location based application.
- Combines microblogging, with location based check-ins and
gaming.
- Sign up and search for your friends.
- Check in by telling your friends where you are.
109.
- Pre-tax profit of nearly 29%
- Rise in online orders which now account for 32.7% of all
orders
- Foursquare promotion rewards mayors of UK stores with free
pizza.
- Other patrons who check-in receive a free side dish.
- The promotion was initially piloted in select locations but
later rolled out nationwide after the program proved to
successful.
110. Why bother?
- Every check-in earns you points, which then earns you
badges.
- The more you talk, the more features from the app are
unlocked.
- As such what you have in your hand is basically a city guide,
loyalty card and ,of course, social network.
- Being increasingly used to reward customers for loyalty.
111. AudioBoo
- AudioBoo allows users to record and playback digital
recordings, which can then be posted on the AudioBoo website.
- Available on the mobile or on computer.
- Brands/users can have their own pages or channels akin
toTwitterorYoutube.
- Easily shared amongst other social media platforms.
112. Forums 113. Is engaging worth it?
- Make sure content is new that people are still using talking.
No point getting involved if there have been no threads since
2007.
- Engage in the right tone for your audience.
- Have a conversation don't just talk marketing.
114. Basic Guidelines
- no libel, slander, or lying transparency is key.
- Be up-front about who you are the more detail the better:
name/position
- Usually required to give an email address. To validate signing
in.
115. Conversations that are already happening... 116. 117. 118.
Getting Involved
- Fantastic opportunity to be the authority in what would
normally be a private discussion.
- Chance to further build on profile - be the product consumers
ask for, and tradesmen want to use.
119. What to do if things go wrong?! 120. Top Tips
- Contact the complainant using the medium they used
- Be direct if you are doing all you can, people will recognize
it
- Remember anyone can see the thread
- Take it offline as soon as possible
121. 122. Wikipedia says A Blog provides commentary or news on a
particular subject; others function as more personal online
diaries. A typical blog combines text, images, and links to other
blogs, Web pages, and other media related to its topic. 123.
Blogger Relations
- Unlike traditional media, this is a softer sell
- Trust is a must as a blogger has free reign to write what they
want
- Be confident about your brand and truth will win out bloggers
will endorse your brand if they believe in it
124. 125. 126. Your own blog
- Would Allow you to have a platform to comment on current
issues
- Helps to further strengthen Bosch as a brand
- Adds to integration factor, you can use your blog to help bring
together facebook and twitter activity
- Adds a personability factor
127. TheBlog
- Multiple brands allows you the opportunity to offer your
audience opinions from experts within different areas
- Blogs shouldnt be constant they should be innovative and
interesting a team of bloggers would offer this
128. 129. Blogging opportunities
- To position a brand/person as an industry expert
- No constraints on content as it will always be used
- However,if you want it to be read it must still be
interesting/engaging
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- On google posts are visible, influential
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- Impacting consumer opinion
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- Driving mainstream coverage
130. It works too! 131. 132. Our Blog
- Weve been live for a year (in June)
- The blog created a 30% increase in traffic to our website
- Generated 200+ followers on Twitter
- Has led to offline coverage in trade press
133. 134. Miller Homes Blog
- Proves it doesnt have to be a sexy issue for it to work
- Blogging encourages niche markets which is why it would work
well for Worcester
- over 60 knitting blogs if the markets there take it!
135. Monitoring Tools and Techniques 136. Twitter
- Using Hootsuite you can set up a saved search
- All results are in realtime allowing the opportunity for quick
reaction
- All tweets are now visible from Google making thema loteasier
to find
- Lots of search tools out there to help
137. Facebook
- Security is tight and profile information privatefor now
- However, you can use the onsite search engine to look for
groups of relevance
- Allows you to check on competitors
- If any opposition groups are set up, you will be able to view
them and get them shut down
138. LinkedIn
- Search the best feature of LinkedIn
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- stats back it up 42 % of volume onsite
- Has great Google visibility which is why organisations are so
keen to be involved
- Can search individuals and groups
- As a member, you can also view and partake in discussions
139. Flickr
- Best search engine is onsite
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- Geographical location (must be geotagged)
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- tags keywords identifying images
140. 141. YouTube
- Best search engine is onsite
142. Forums
- A number of tools (some paid, some free)
- BoardTracker one of the best
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- Over 2 billion live discussions
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- Can search for brands for free
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- Alerts is a paid for bolt-on
143. 144. Google for Blogs
- Combines technology and literati meaning technology
intelligence
- Launched in 2002, just 8 years later it was indexing 133.8
million blogs
- Places an authority (out of 100) on each blog
- Able to search by blogs and posts
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- Easy to identify communities i.e. knitting
145. 146. Social Media & SEO 147. What is SEO?
- Search engine optimization ( SEO ) is the process of improving
the visibility of a web site or a web page in search engines via
the "natural" or un-paid ("organic" or "algorithmic") search
results .
148. So why does SM boost SEO?
- Social media involvement produces content.
- Content that is optimized and linked to, does well in search
engines like Google and Bing.
- Better search engine visibility means more traffic to social
media content from customers.
149. Social media can be search
- Of the top 20 search enginesaccording to comScore qSearch in
August 2009 , 3 are search functions within social media web
sites.
- YouTube is the second most popular search engine after Google.
MySpace and Facebook are also in the top 20.
150. It drives sharing
- Creating distribution channels for great content can drive
awareness, traffic and inbound links.
- Optimized content with a quantity of quality incoming links
results in superior search visibility.
151. SEO or SMO?
- As SEO helps increase the visibility of content in Google and
Yahoo for example, SMO helps build the essential bridges between
social objects and the individuals performing searches to find
relevant content.
* Brian Solis 2010 152. 153. Remember... 154. Letting it work
for you
- Make sharing and bookmarking easy on your website
- Help content travel PDFs, slideshows, videos, podcasts
- Develop a strategy and dont be afraid to try new things
155. Evaluation Tools and Techniques 156. Twitter
- Number of Tweets and re-tweets
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- Tweet reach (individual users)
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- TOTS (tweet opportunity to see)
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- Referred traffic (Google Analytics)
157. Facebook
- Detailed demographic information
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- Location (lists most popular)
158. 159. LinkedIn
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- Number of discussions created
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- Number of active members in discussion
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- Number of members within groups
160. YouTube/Flickr
- Number of active discussions
- Locations (allows you to see reach of campaign)
- Detailed audience demographics
161. Blogs
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- Type of traffic (direct/referred)
162. What Frightens You About Social Media? 163. Scared? Dont Be
Social Media Can Make Your Life Easier 164. Top Tips
- Access all your social media accounts from one platform,
ideally Hootsuite
- Set up searches get the best brand insight you could hope for
you, for free
- Set up a second email account and dont miss the Tweets you want
to read
- Get a Google account and feel the Google love!
165. Why you need a Google account
- Google makes the world go round!
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- Blog Posting (great link bait)
- Ever Changing (over 38 elements), explore!
166. Set up your Google account
- Top right: click on sign in
- Click on Create an account now
- Email address and password
- Accept T&Cs and create your account
167. Now youre signed in
- Top right, click on settings
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- Can set up alerts (related to your brands)
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- Google mail: should you need it
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- Adsense: should you ever need to set up Google ad
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- Adwords: keyword suggestion tool
168. Setting up iGoogle
- First select tools youd like from the most popular menu
- Save changes then go to add stuff
- Search and add as you would like
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- Favourite news headlines (BBC/Sky news)
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- Can also alter themes (make it pretty!)
169. 170. Google Tool Bar 171. Bosch and Siemens Home Appliances
Group
172. And No Side Wikis! 173. 174. Next, Sign up for Google
reader
- And Get the News you Want brought to You
175. 176. Adding subscriptions via rss
- When you are browsing, you may come across a page you like
- Click the orange RSS feed button
- Follow link and it will ask if you would like to subscribe to
the feed in Google reader
- It will then appear in your subscriptions
- And on your iGoogle homepage!
177. RSS Feeds Worth Having
- http://www.socialtimes.com/
178. 179. Apps for your phone
- Twitterlerts/ UberTwitter
- Snaptu:suite of social networking (inc Twitter, Facebook,
Flickr, Picasa)
180. Conclusions 181. 182.
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