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Paul Albright Senior Social Media Marketing Manager Safeway

Keeping Executives Interested (and Invested) in Social - Through Data

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P a u l A l b r i g h t │ S e n i o r S o c i a l M e d i a M a r k e t i n g M a n a g e r │ S a f e w a y

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Keeping Executives Interested (and Invested) in Social Media - Through Data

#Datarespect

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Overview

• Introduction • Social Media is the only media

• Metrics have evolved

• Three approaches

• Campaign examples

#Datarespect

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From PR to Brand to Digital Marketing

Focused on researching, creating and sharing memorable brand stories to measurably influence behavior.

PR/COMMUNICATIONS BRAND MARKETING DIGITAL MARKETING

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“Social Media is the Only Media”

• More and more evidence to support the statement • Brands are effectively reaching consumers through

genuine interactions

• CMO’s are channeling more dollars to social – but are they?

• Social is still having to prove itself

• Data lights the path to the dollar

• #Datarespect

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Measurement Has Evolved

• Social Media measurement has matured, priorities changed

2008 2015

Business Impact

Reach, Engagement

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Approach 1 – I Will Change for You

• Identify DM team KPIs and make them work for social • If reach, use impressions • If TRP, tout frequency • If loyalty, showcase community size and engagement

• Tell them what they want to hear • Swallow pride • It’s not marketing, it’s survival – can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em

• Results: Low performance, lots of disclaimers

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Approach 2 – Make Them Understand

• Teach execs what PTAT is and why fan count doesn’t matter

• Schedule roadshows and force-feed colleagues performance results

• Build guardrails and enforce rules • Reiterate how Social Media is different/unique • Social ROI isn’t important • If you don’t get on board, your loss

• Results: Greater distance, confusion, no budget

#Datarespect

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Approach 3 – Solve Business Problems With Social Strategies and Share Wins

• Identify business objectives and leverage channel strengths to satisfy • If it’s reach social can do that • If it’s app downloads social can do that • If it’s ER social can do that • If it’s awareness social can do that • If it’s DR/sales social can do that • If it’s rep mgmt social can do that

• Ensure social data is compatible with DM analytics

• Results: Incremental budget, seat at table, respect

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Facebook “Flash” Giveaways Social Media effectively solving business objectives.

OBJECTIVE: • Get credit for

selling new products

• Effectively trial products and impact velocity

RESULTS: • Earned media

hype, brand awareness, ER

• 40%+ redemption, 5% avg repeat purchase

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Pinterest Recipe Activation Leverage budget to learn impact on earned media.

OBJECTIVE: • Raise

significant awareness for Own Brands product category depth

STRATEGY: • Create unique

recipes featuring multiple, disparate SKUs

TACTIC: • Publish and

promote pins

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Results

• 6.22MM total impressions, 3.4 paid impressions, 45% earned • 3.07% overall engagement rate • 55K re-pins, 190K total engagements, 19K clicks to

Safeway.com

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Brand Reputation Management Multi-million dollar “Pink Slime” issue quickly mitigated through proactive

response.

Safeway, the second largest US supermarket chain, announced Wednesday it will no longer stock "lean finely textured beef," or what has become commonly derided as "pink slime." "While the USDA and food industry experts agree that lean finely textured beef is safe and wholesome, recent news stories have caused considerable consumer concern about this product. Safeway will no longer purchase fresh or frozen ground beef for our stores' meat departments that contains lean finely textured beef," Safeway said in a statement.

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Take Away

• There are several approaches you can make to gain visibility for Social Media metrics

• Every marketing organization has its own KPIs and ways to measure campaign success

• Now more than ever Social Media marketers must work to solve business challenges and surface compelling data stories in order to capture greater resources, investment, respect

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