Presented to Astellas on 30 Nov 2010, an overview of how reputation management can contribute to a positive business objective and is an essential part of a comprehensive social media strategy.
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Why bother with reputation management?
Social media and reputation management?
Where to start?
1. Be prepared
2. Listen
3. Plan ahead
4. Engage
5. Integrate
6. Monitor
Questions
Agenda
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Lose money and I will
forgive you, but lose even
a shred of reputation and
I will be ruthless. We
will not trade reputation
for money
Warren Buffet, 2009
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A 7 per cent increase in word of mouth advocacy
unlocks 1 per cent additional company growth.
A 2 per cent reduction in negative word of
mouth boosts sales growth by 1 per cent.
The economics of buzz study London School of Economics, 2005
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average consumer is worth $210
average detractor costs the company $57
average promoter generates $328
11. Potential rewards
Consumer Pull-Through to Campaign Website:
Hampton Court
Flower Show &
BBC Coverage
Twitter
Announcements
with Dr Christian
Jessen
Tweets by Dr
Christian
Jessen
Sunday Mirror
Coverage Online
Banner Ads
Radio
Interviews
Roadshow
Events
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Approach
1. Listen
Tracking mentions and discussions
related to your brand, product,
competitors and ecosystem
Understanding the relevance,
importance and influence of the
conversation
Developing insights about the
market
Evaluating impact of social activity
Customer insights
3. Share
Sharing stuff with your audience
(news, offers, updates, previews)
Developing content specifically to
share and allowing your audience to
share it too
Brand and marketing communications
2. Respond
Identifies the types of response
required from customer enquiries to
engaging in conversations
Develop framework to manage
responses
Who responds and what they should
say
Where we should be
Customer service and support
channel
4. Lead
Allows you to lead a group of highly
engaged advocates and develop your
business with them
Requires more of a cultural
commitment than previous stages as
you need to be open to the possibility
of ceding control to consumers
Innovation and strategy
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1. Understand the different audience profiles
2. Listen and start to learn
3. Develop a plan - that works for you
4. Engage in a way that works for the audience
5. Integrate into your ongoing communication plans
6. Measure and analyse impact and success
Challenge for Atellas
Editor's Notes
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