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© 2015 AZBlue | www.azblueinc.com1
SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT SERIESOVERVIEW – IMAGINE!
© 2015 AZBlue | www.azblueinc.com
THE EVOLUTIONARY PROCESS1. Overview – Imagine!2. Social Management – Phase 1 (Design)3. Social Management – Phase 2 (Optimize)
– Deliverable: Operational Roadmap4. Social Management – Phase 3 (Build)
– Deliverable: Operational Management Document 5. Social Management – Phase 4 (Manage)
– Deliverable: User Scenarios6. Social Management – Phase 5 (Professional Brand-building)7. Social Management – Phase 6 (Sales)
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OPTIMIZE BUILD MANAGEDESIGN
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THE EVOLUTION OF BRANDS & SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT
Social Brand – Highly interactive and engaged brand uses social media to… • connect with consumers &
customers by anticipating their needs (based on previous)
• drive conversation with constant questions and engaging content
• provide a long-term platform to inspire advocacy and reward loyalty
• highlight the personality of the brand thru people & relationships (vs. corporations)
• connect consumer interaction to brand KPI’s/ROI
• continuously engages in dialog with consumers – not afraid to turn the power of thought to the community
• empower the consumer to speak
• share information and provide insider access
• continuously understand the changing landscape of their market, customer and competitor
• lead rather than follow the market
Social Marketer – Data driven brand uses social media to… • create, grow and manage
user communities• support paid media
investment through content calendars
• measure marketing results thru actions (clicks, likes, follows, shares)
• respond to issues that impact brand perception (Care & PR)
• occasionally start limited engagement with closed-ended comments
Social User – Activity-driven brand uses social media to… • measure traffic and sentiment• craft social tactics around
user generated actions (channels, clicks, sentiment)
• determine success metrics thru quantitative analysis
• reactively change tactics (rare to no engagement)
Social Monitoring Tools
Social Center of Excellence
Social Command Center
Profitability/Margin
No Risk/Reward - Safe Low Risk/Reward – Utilitarian High Risk/Reward – Interactive & Intuitive
Human
Technology
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SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT 101• What is a Social Brand? An Enterprise-wide philosophy/strategy that
digitally connects every facet of its business together, from leadership to employee to marketer to customer.
• What is the advantage of being a Social Brand? The ability to quickly reach, touch, share and communicate with a global consumer marketplace to…� Grow brand positive brand perception and sales opportunities� Build a relationship with customers and reward loyalty� Incentivize and motivate employee satisfaction� Ability to drive Corporate KPI’s and maximize ROI
• Where are most brands today? There is a vast difference between using social to drive and measure paid media campaigns and being a brand that is transparent about their actions and empowering consumers to drive their actions� A majority of brands today are somewhere between reactive listening and regular engagement in
friendly channels with known influencers…this is not actually social, it’s just using social to push campaign tactics.
� Very few are truly social…have created an honest, and identifiable persona with the digital landscape that empowers people to participate and contribute!
• What is Social Media Management? The ability for a business to evolve into a Social Brand.
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DEFINITIONS: THE BASIC BUILDING BLOCKS
social media management Creation of a strategy to utilize all available social media elements both external (communities, influencers & advocacy) and internal technology, processes & resources) to evolve into a Social Brand.
social management optimizationCreation of a highly efficient social management platform by a)
determining the long-term needs of the business, b) assessing the current assets/processes of the business and c) building a roadmap to becoming a Social Media Center of Excellence
social management platformAn integration of all Enterprise-wide social media technologies,
processes and resources into a singular, social media management platform to enhance the performance of the
business, exceed KPI’s and maximize ROI in Social.
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SMP: WHERE MOST BRANDS ARE TODAY…
“gray area”
Only a handful of brands have the experience, knowledge & assets in-place, to actually operationalize their strategy!
• It’s one thing to have a social media tool that generates dashboards and reports…but how do you use that platform and the data to craft, drive and measure the success of Social Management?• Who does what? • What types of workflows,
processes and resources are needed?
• How are things prioritized?• How are issues resolved?• Who is responsible for
resolving?• What types of SLA’s are in
place to ensure issues are resolved on time?
• How are internal platforms & databases integrated with external tools and suppliers?
Most brands today have some basic process (tool) for monitoring social media to gauge brand perceptions,
listen to sentiment and enhance marketing campaigns (paid media).
Many top brands have an Enterprise-level understanding of the value of Social Management and the impact
that real-time listening, engagement and content delivery has on driving their KPI’s. Several of them even
have a strategic plan on how what/how they intend to use Social
Management to get there…
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SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGEMENT• Q – What is the long-term strategy of the Enterprise? • A – Create a cross-organizational working team to develop a
social management strategy that will determine how the SMP will…– drive and manage campaign effectiveness– maximize marketing spend by using best-in-class tools to deliver to
highest ROI targets– drive down marketing & operational costs by reducing redundancy
and expanding reach– the type of platform it will be short- (reactive SMCC) and long-term
(Center of Excellence)• and what the SMP will be…– will it be a fully operational internal
resolution center or a “read & route” platform
If the former, who will run the center and who will support it (e.g. Care? PR? Marketing?)
If the latter, who are the action-owners and the support teams/processes?
– how it will operate in terms budget, staffing, reporting, hours, tools and processes
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NEXT [FIRST] STEPS…
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THE JOURNEY: CREATING THE RIGHT SOLUTION
OPTIMIZEBUILD
MANAGEDESIGN
Visualize the end-state
Imagine• What is the purpose of the SMP?• What does success look like?• How will it work?• How will success meet/exceeds the needs of the Customer?
• Who will run it on a day-to-day basis?
• What assets do you have?• What assets do you need?• Who are the customers and what
are their needs/expectations?• Will it be scalable to meet short-
term and long-terms needs?
Making it work!
Creating the right platform
• How does it work on Day 1+ ?
• Is it running efficiently?• Are the customers happy?• Are they receiving value?• Can it be better?• What needs to be
altered/added?• What is the growth plan?• Are the right skill sets in-
place?
• What technologies exist now?
• Is there a workflow in-place?
• How do you integrate existing investments into the platform?
• What/who are the right complimentary tools & partners
• What are the priorities in terms of Day 1 production?
• Who owns the process?• Is it internal, external or
matrix managed?
What does it need to get there?
Ideation
Creation
Activation
• What is in-place today?• What are the brands SWOT?• What current assets are
available – tools, technology, people, training & content?
• What investments have been made?
• How are things done now (process)?
• Are the KPI’s & Metrics applicable and measureable?
• How is [will] success measured?
• What is realistic?
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THE JOURNEY BEGINS WITH…• Imagining what the future of the Enterprise will look like and what
part Social Management will play in that goal• Assembling an SMP Leadership Team• Creating an Overall Mission Statement and Strategy• Breaking the team down into groups focused on
– Technology– Process– Resources
• Inviting strategic partners/suppliers (internal & external) to participate
• Conducting workshop[s] and audits to assess assets and needs• Designing an integrated [scalable] SMP Roadmap• Starting with short-term, realistic & achievable goals and steps
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azurite blue inc. - we are a consulting firm that has the experience and ability to help clients articulate their needs with regards to “all things social,” and create an operational
roadmap to get there!
More importantly, we help design strategies that are based upon executable tactics and tactics that support achievable strategies!
Contact: Jim Clark – 908-305-8475
[email protected] www.linkedin.com/in/azblue/
Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat – General Sun Tzu