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Navigating the  Social Media  Terrain Kelly Kearney Whitney Mathews www.spiral16.com
 Marketers dont understand channels where you have to  talk  and  listen  at the same time The marketing industrys idea of two-way communication is to put an 800 number or a web address in an ad and take orders. - Josh Bernoff, Forrester Analyst
How  BIG  is social media? 3 of 4  online Americans are using it. Forrester
How  BIG  is social media? Twitter  averages 3,000,000  Tweets Every.  Single.  Day. What the F**K is Social Media
How  BIG  is social media? If Facebook were a country, it would be the  8 th  largest  in the world >   just ahead of Japan. What the F**K is Social Media
Why should you care? Because social media  WILL  impact your business. Because  85%   of social media users believe  companies should interact  with their customers. Because  93%   of social media users believe   all companies  should have a  presence  in social media. Cone Research, 2008
Be prepared to meet your curmudgeon.  Its a  FAD. Its a  TIME SUCK. There is no  ROI. Its too  RISKY . Its too  INVASIVE . Info from Charlene Li, Convince the Curmudgeon
Be prepared to take detours. Adapt on short notice. Identify  your top 5-10 nightmares. Rehearse  with fire drills  before disasters happen. You will most likely have to:
How do you start? LISTEN  to your audience to understand the buzz about your brand. UNDERSTAND  what they need out of your relationship. ENGAGE  with your community to build trust, respect, and loyalty.
Why should you invest? Going it alone  can  be like drinking water  from a fire hose . Photo: Chris Blakeley, Flickr
What are the benefits? Gather transparent  competitive intelligence (Strategy) Monitor brand reputation  (Public Relations) Quicker customer service  response time (Customer Service) Validate the success of marketing campaigns (Marketing / MarCom) Track feedback of  a product launch (Product Dev. / R&D) Increase efficiencies / improve employee morale (Internal) Acquire new  customers (Sales) Increase brand loyalty & presence (Brand) Your Business Real-time  market research (Research) Effectively manage marketing spend (Marketing / MarCom)
How do you measure impact?  Your  goals  determine your metrics.  Use the same metrics as your corporate goals. - Charlene Li, Forrester Analyst
How do you measure impact? Examples of Micro Metrics Info from Charlene Li, Convince the Curmudgeon Goal Metric Value Learn # of customer feedback Faster, better insights Dialog # of comments # of referrals # of sales Brand loyalty Faster, more closes Help # of issues addressed Employee satisfaction Innovate # of implemented ideas Faster development
Case Study: Miller High Life In 2009, MillerCoors created the one-second Super Bowl ad. The campaign generated  hundreds  of conversations in a five-day period. Over  80%  of these conversations were on  social technology sites  (blogs, social networks, videos). Less than  1%  of sites were  corporate  URLs. Reaction was  overwhelmingly positive . In fact, semantic analysis revealed that over  50%  of all conversations used the words  brilliant ,  good ,  great ,  like , and  love .
Case Study: Miller High Life These statistics are better understood by  visualizing  the data. Remember when we said that  corporate URLs  were less than  1%  of the ecosystem? How influential was that single Miller High Life URL?
What if you dont sell beer? You dont have to have a  sexy  product to make  social media  work. Century21  held a viral video contest among their real estate agents. What follows is the winning video, which grabbed over  22,000 views  and a  4-star rating  (and oodles of publicity).
Take a deep breath. Monitoring  is only  one way  to measure success . But it can open  new  doors of  opportunity  for your business.
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Navigating the Social Media Terrain

  • 1. Navigating the Social Media Terrain Kelly Kearney Whitney Mathews www.spiral16.com
  • 2. Marketers dont understand channels where you have to talk and listen at the same time The marketing industrys idea of two-way communication is to put an 800 number or a web address in an ad and take orders. - Josh Bernoff, Forrester Analyst
  • 3. How BIG is social media? 3 of 4 online Americans are using it. Forrester
  • 4. How BIG is social media? Twitter averages 3,000,000 Tweets Every. Single. Day. What the F**K is Social Media
  • 5. How BIG is social media? If Facebook were a country, it would be the 8 th largest in the world > just ahead of Japan. What the F**K is Social Media
  • 6. Why should you care? Because social media WILL impact your business. Because 85% of social media users believe companies should interact with their customers. Because 93% of social media users believe all companies should have a presence in social media. Cone Research, 2008
  • 7. Be prepared to meet your curmudgeon. Its a FAD. Its a TIME SUCK. There is no ROI. Its too RISKY . Its too INVASIVE . Info from Charlene Li, Convince the Curmudgeon
  • 8. Be prepared to take detours. Adapt on short notice. Identify your top 5-10 nightmares. Rehearse with fire drills before disasters happen. You will most likely have to:
  • 9. How do you start? LISTEN to your audience to understand the buzz about your brand. UNDERSTAND what they need out of your relationship. ENGAGE with your community to build trust, respect, and loyalty.
  • 10. Why should you invest? Going it alone can be like drinking water from a fire hose . Photo: Chris Blakeley, Flickr
  • 11. What are the benefits? Gather transparent competitive intelligence (Strategy) Monitor brand reputation (Public Relations) Quicker customer service response time (Customer Service) Validate the success of marketing campaigns (Marketing / MarCom) Track feedback of a product launch (Product Dev. / R&D) Increase efficiencies / improve employee morale (Internal) Acquire new customers (Sales) Increase brand loyalty & presence (Brand) Your Business Real-time market research (Research) Effectively manage marketing spend (Marketing / MarCom)
  • 12. How do you measure impact? Your goals determine your metrics. Use the same metrics as your corporate goals. - Charlene Li, Forrester Analyst
  • 13. How do you measure impact? Examples of Micro Metrics Info from Charlene Li, Convince the Curmudgeon Goal Metric Value Learn # of customer feedback Faster, better insights Dialog # of comments # of referrals # of sales Brand loyalty Faster, more closes Help # of issues addressed Employee satisfaction Innovate # of implemented ideas Faster development
  • 14. Case Study: Miller High Life In 2009, MillerCoors created the one-second Super Bowl ad. The campaign generated hundreds of conversations in a five-day period. Over 80% of these conversations were on social technology sites (blogs, social networks, videos). Less than 1% of sites were corporate URLs. Reaction was overwhelmingly positive . In fact, semantic analysis revealed that over 50% of all conversations used the words brilliant , good , great , like , and love .
  • 15. Case Study: Miller High Life These statistics are better understood by visualizing the data. Remember when we said that corporate URLs were less than 1% of the ecosystem? How influential was that single Miller High Life URL?
  • 16. What if you dont sell beer? You dont have to have a sexy product to make social media work. Century21 held a viral video contest among their real estate agents. What follows is the winning video, which grabbed over 22,000 views and a 4-star rating (and oodles of publicity).
  • 17. Take a deep breath. Monitoring is only one way to measure success . But it can open new doors of opportunity for your business.