Florida Blue used Promoted Accounts and Tweets on Twitter to increase brand awareness and connect with existing and potential members. Through targeted campaigns, Florida Blue saw a 5X increase in daily brand mentions and expanded its follower base by 350%. By monitoring conversations and engaging directly with users, Florida Blue established itself as a health resource for Floridians.
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Why Advocacy Should be Part of Your Marketing Strategy - CMX Summit West 2016CMX
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The document provides an overview of social media strategy and best practices. It discusses the 5 stages of social media participation: listening, engaging, generating social content, generating buzz, and community building. For each stage, it provides examples and tips, such as using tools like Google Alerts to listen effectively, finding places to engage audiences, inviting user-generated content, and empowering communities to collaborate on shared goals. The overall message is that social media requires an adaptive, audience-focused approach to communication rather than one-way broadcasting.
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The document provides guidance on using social media to establish expertise and build a personal brand as a nutrition expert. It discusses developing a brand statement, building trust through transparency and engagement over time, telling stories to connect with audiences, and expecting challenges when establishing yourself online. The key recommendations are to represent your value consistently, disclose any conflicts of interest, meet audiences where they are, and commit to cultural understanding as trust is built through engagement rather than facts alone.
The document discusses the basics and strategies of social media. It outlines a 5 stage process for social media participation: listening, engaging, using social content, generating buzz, and community building. Key points include using tools like Google Alerts to listen to conversations, adding value when engaging audiences, inviting user generated content, using multiple channels to generate buzz, and empowering communities to collaborate. Metrics for measuring success are also addressed.
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Thought Leadership Marketing Campaign Results - Founder Friendly Standard Q3 ...Eisaiah Engel
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* 704 upvotes and shares on Quora
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* 85 unique users on our hashtag during Tech Crunch Disrupt
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The document discusses the basics and strategies of social media. It outlines a 5 stage process for social media participation: listening, engaging, using social content, generating buzz, and community building. Key points include using tools like Google Alerts to listen to conversations, finding places to engage audiences, inviting user generated content, using multiple channels to generate buzz, and empowering communities to collaborate around an organization's mission. Metrics for measuring success include donations, leads, subscribers, engagement, and brand impact.
Social Media Essentials for Mortgage and Real Estate ProfessionalsKristin Messerli
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The BrandZ Top 100 report ranks the most valuable global brands. It found that the total brand value of the Top 100 brands grew by 40% over the past five years, reaching $2.04 trillion. Strong brands were able to maintain their value during the economic recession by balancing quality and value. Leading brands communicated honestly with customers and adapted to changes in consumer attitudes around issues like sustainability, health, and social responsibility. Successful brands engaged with customers through social media but needed to do so authentically in a way that aligned with the brand. Emerging markets like the BRIC countries provided opportunities for growth but brands also needed to adapt to local cultures.
BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands 2010 SummaryCaroline Simon
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The BrandZ Top 100 report analyzed brand values of the most valuable global brands in 2010. The total brand value of the Top 100 brands grew 40% over the past five years to $2.04 trillion in 2010. Technology, financial, and beer brands saw some of the strongest brand value growth. Trust and recommendation between brands and consumers were highly correlated with brand value. Leading brands adapted to shifts in consumer priorities like sustainability, health, and social responsibility in the post-recession world.
To help protect animal habitats from illegal mining of coltan, a product used to extend the life of batteries in electronics, Metro launched a cell phone recycling program to show their commitment to the environment. To increase awareness and donations for cell phone recycling they partnered with zoological venues to introduce a series of educational and promotional programs targeted to reach large audiences, build brand equity and drive purchase intent with Metro.
IMC 641 Social Media Plan for Fish With Kyle Flyfishing Guide ServiceStephanie Marchant
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Final project for IMC 641 designing a social media marketing plan for Kyle Burrell, fly fishing guide in Atlanta, GA and Pinedale, WY. There are many things in social media that can be quantified: followers, likes, fans, retweets, comments, click-through rates, referrals to the FWK website, traffic coming from targeted geographic, etc. It is finding the correct mix of these items that allow for measurement of how to leverage word-of-mouth to drive brand credibility, and, ultimately new clients.
Social Media & Corporate Identity: Create the Authoritative Voice for Your Br...Michael Pranikoff
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PRSA Digital Impact Conference May 2010. Social Media & Corporate Identity: Create the Authoritative Voice for Your Brand Presentation given by PR Newswire Global Director of Emerging Media, Michael Pranikoff. www.prnewswire.com
Mudan巽as nas tend棚ncias de consumo e impacto na jornada financeira - LinkedIn...LinkedIn
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The document discusses how social media is transforming consumer behavior and decision making. It finds that nearly all mass affluent consumers use social media, and many engage with and follow financial companies on social platforms. However, there is a communication gap between the types of content consumers want from financial companies (like new product information) and what they actually receive. The document also finds that social media is almost as trusted a source of financial information as traditional sources, and that brands can influence mass affluent consumers through multi-media content and direct 1:1 communication on professional social networks like LinkedIn.
Final Driving Business Results Using Social Media Bloomington Chamberpresenta...Sue Ginsburg
油
The document discusses a panel presentation given to the Bloomington Chamber of Commerce on using social media for business purposes. The panel included experts on LinkedIn, Twitter, blogs, and integrated social media marketing. They discussed how social media is changing communication and its potential benefits for businesses, including generating word-of-mouth, building trust and credibility, and learning from customers. The panel also addressed common myths about social media and emphasized that it needs to be part of a well-defined overall marketing strategy to be effective.
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Why Advocacy Should be Part of Your Marketing Strategy - CMX Summit West 2016CMX
油
This document discusses the importance of advocacy marketing and building an ambassador program. It defines advocacy marketing as encouraging customers, employees or partners to promote a company. Building advocacy can amplify a company's reach through existing social connections. An effective ambassador program provides benefits to advocates like early access, exclusive updates and events to recognize, engage and retain them. Tracking key metrics like shares, user generated content and advocate engagement can help measure the success of advocacy marketing efforts.
UJA Federation of NY Agencies Mini Boot CampLisa Colton
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Advocacy and the Bottom Line by Felix Maldifassi from Hootsuite Felix Maldifassi
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This document summarizes a presentation about advocacy and building ambassador programs. It defines advocacy as encouraging customers, employees or partners to promote a company. It discusses building communities of advocates and measuring the success of advocacy through various metrics like social shares, reviews and reach. The presentation provides tips on growing an ambassador program, including acquiring influencers, onboarding them, engaging ambassadors and sharing content. It also discusses measuring the impact of employee advocacy.
Ndc being online-expert-dr-greg-miller-ndc-2015 finalbGreg Miller
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The document provides guidance on using social media to establish expertise and build a personal brand as a nutrition expert. It discusses developing a brand statement, building trust through transparency and engagement over time, telling stories to connect with audiences, and expecting challenges when establishing yourself online. The key recommendations are to represent your value consistently, disclose any conflicts of interest, meet audiences where they are, and commit to cultural understanding as trust is built through engagement rather than facts alone.
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Thought Leadership Marketing Campaign Results - Founder Friendly Standard Q3 ...Eisaiah Engel
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* Generated 5.192 million impressions across Quora and Twitter
* 704 upvotes and shares on Quora
* 1,025 likes, comments, and retweets on Twitter
* 85 unique users on our hashtag during Tech Crunch Disrupt
Commandments of Social Media, Westchester, June 2010Lisa Colton
油
The document discusses the basics and strategies of social media. It outlines a 5 stage process for social media participation: listening, engaging, using social content, generating buzz, and community building. Key points include using tools like Google Alerts to listen to conversations, finding places to engage audiences, inviting user generated content, using multiple channels to generate buzz, and empowering communities to collaborate around an organization's mission. Metrics for measuring success include donations, leads, subscribers, engagement, and brand impact.
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油
The essentials guide to social media for mortgage and real estate professionals. Use this freely to inform your own strategy and share with your referral partners and colleagues. Sign up for social media content and coaching at betterloanofficer.com.
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1. Advertising
Promoted Accounts, Promoted Tweets
Florida Blue drives 5X increase in daily brand mentions
Health solutions company connects with existing and potential members through direct interactions on Twitter
@FLBlue CASE STUDY
CAMPAIGN TIP
Monitor search results for your
unique hashtag to track volume
of brand conversations and to
鍖nd real-time opportunities
to connect with customers.
THE CHALLENGE
Florida Blue (@FLBlue), an independent licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue
Shield Association, is a not-for-pro鍖t health solutions company that assists
10x increase in Floridians in their pursuit of health. Despite its mission to focus on people
rather than just health plans, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida found it
daily mentions challenging to connect with existing and potential members on an
of Florida Blue compared to daily brand individual level.
mentions of Blue Coss Blue Shield of
Florida the previous month When Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida re-branded itself as Florida Blue,
the company saw it as an opportunity to to ful鍖ll its mission of connecting
with the community it therefore sought a dynamic channel to not only
communicate its new brand but also to position itself as a local resource
for Floridians.
THE SOLUTION
To build a follower base of local health-minded consumers, @FLBlue used
Promoted Accounts to target Floridians interested in a variety of health-
related topics including 鍖tness, diet, physicians and preventative care.
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2. Advertising
Additionally, the Florida Blue team monitored trending topics to identify
health-related conversations already taking place on Twitter. Learning
what consumers had to say about topics like yoga, running and healthy
eating provided the company with themes that it could use to create Tweet
content. In its Tweets, @FLBlue included links to drive consumers to relevant
posts on the company blog or to additional online resources. The Florida
Blue team then promoted these Tweets to the timelines of its followers and
users similar to its followers.
Expanded follower base by
350%
Twitters strength is the
Twitters strength is the conversation, says Kate Warnock, Digital
conversation. Tweets provide you Marketing Specialist for Florida Blue. Tweets provide you with information
with information about people. By about people. By learning more about your customers, you can start to
communicate with them more effectively.
learning more about your customers,
you can start to communicate with
@FLBlue also used Promoted Tweets in search to connect with consumers
them more effectively. actively looking for information on health. By targeting keywords like diet,
vegan, cdc, doctor and nurse practioner with relevant Tweets, the
Kate Warnock,
company established itself as a resource that could provide consumers with
Digital Marketing Specialist, Florida Blue
the right content at the right time.
To further establish its reputation as a resource to Florida consumers,
@FLBlue later used the hashtag #鍖oridaproud in an integrated campaign
(TV, radio and digital) that encouraged Floridians to tweet about what
makes them proud of their home state and local community. The idea was
that people would see the #鍖oridaproud hashtag and get involved, says
Justin Freid of TPG Digital, the agency which helped with the campaign.
@FLBlue also used Promoted Tweets in timelines and Promoted Tweets in
search with terms like #鍖oridaproud and 鍖orida blue to extend the reach
of the Florida Proud campaign. The conversation that unfolded around
the #鍖oridaproud hashtag created context which the Florida Blue team
leveraged to respond directly to users and to provide them with links to the
@FLBlue blog or additional online resources. These direct interactions and
relevant information resulted in personalized experiences with existing and
potential members.
THE RESULTS
Promoted Tweets really extended the reach of our mission and our message
beyond our follower base, says Justin Freid of TPG Media. We saw a
tremendous increase in conversations on Twitter around @FLBlue.
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3. Advertising
@FLBlue received an average of 38 brand
mentions per day over the course of its
campaigns. This marked more than a 5X increase
in daily brand mentions received by Blue Cross
Blue Shield of Florida over the previous month.
Overall, it also scaled its follower base from 1,200
to 5,400 an increase of 350%.
As a two-way communication channel, we also
connected with our community on a personal
level, says Sharon LaSure-Roy, Senior Manager
of Digital Engagements and Promotions at
Florida Blue.
For example, one Floridian used the #鍖oridaproud
hashtag in a Tweet about her entry packet for an
upcoming local running event. @FLBlue found her
Tweet during a search for the hashtag and replied
to wish her good luck in the race.
A holistic approach is incredibly important so
that we are top of mind, says LaSure-Roy. We
want to make sure were constantly showing the
value of who we are and what we can be for our
customers whether theyre already members or
will hopefully become members.
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