4. content
• Lance who?
• the comeback
• Tour de France
• Lance/Livestrong in the Tour 2009
• The channels
• Twitter - in depth
• The future: Team Radioshack
• Offsite and onsite measurement
• REAN
• Business outcomes
10. Lance who?
World Champion 1993
diagnosed with cancer in 1996
the return in 1999...
livestrong.org is launched in 2003
11. Lance who?
World Champion 1993
diagnosed with cancer in 1996
the return in 1999...
livestrong.org is launched in 2003
retires in 2005….
12. Lance who?
World Champion 1993
diagnosed with cancer in 1996
the return in 1999...
livestrong.org is launched in 2003
retires in 2005….
...and makes a comeback in 2008
19. Tour de France - The Event
• biggest cycling event worldwide every year
20. Tour de France - The Event
• biggest cycling event worldwide every year
1900 accredited journalists
broadcasted in 180 countries
3200 hours of broadcasting time
www.letour.fr
5 language versions
65 million page vues
13 million visitors
12 million spectators on the course
21. Tour de France - The Event
• biggest cycling event worldwide every year
1900 accredited journalists
broadcasted in 180 countries
3200 hours of broadcasting time
www.letour.fr
5 language versions
65 million page vues
13 million visitors
12 million spectators on the course
• dream of every cyclist to just win a stage or jersey
22. Tour de France - The Event
• biggest cycling event worldwide every year
1900 accredited journalists
broadcasted in 180 countries
3200 hours of broadcasting time
www.letour.fr
5 language versions
65 million page vues
13 million visitors
12 million spectators on the course
• dream of every cyclist to just win a stage or jersey
23. Tour de France - The Event
• biggest cycling event worldwide every year
1900 accredited journalists
broadcasted in 180 countries
3200 hours of broadcasting time
www.letour.fr
5 language versions
65 million page vues
13 million visitors
12 million spectators on the course
• dream of every cyclist to just win a stage or jersey
24. Tour de France - The Event
• biggest cycling event worldwide every year
1900 accredited journalists
broadcasted in 180 countries
3200 hours of broadcasting time
www.letour.fr
5 language versions
65 million page vues
13 million visitors
12 million spectators on the course
• dream of every cyclist to just win a stage or jersey
53. Multi-Channel Measurement Strategy
Off Site Measurement Strategy
✓ Measuring the level of conversation (aka buzz) around a brand, product or service
(BuzzLogic, WhiteVector, BlogScope, BlogPulse, CrimsonHexagon, Google Trends,
Xtract, Twitter API tools).
✓ Measuring the level of influence of key individuals and their ideas. (IE Lance
Armstrong)
✓ Measuring the level of group participation in 3rd party sites. (FaceBook, LinkedIn)
✓ Measuring the level of engagement of individuals. (Twitter, FaceBook, LinkedIn)
✓ Qualitative measurement. Is the buzz good or bad? Does a comment meet specified
criteria? (Positive or negative sentiments? Twendz)
54. Multi-Channel Measurement Strategy
Off Site Measurement Strategy
✓ Measuring the level of conversation (aka buzz) around a brand, product or service
(BuzzLogic, WhiteVector, BlogScope, BlogPulse, CrimsonHexagon, Google Trends,
Xtract, Twitter API tools).
✓ Measuring the level of influence of key individuals and their ideas. (IE Lance
Armstrong)
✓ Measuring the level of group participation in 3rd party sites. (FaceBook, LinkedIn)
✓ Measuring the level of engagement of individuals. (Twitter, FaceBook, LinkedIn)
✓ Qualitative measurement. Is the buzz good or bad? Does a comment meet specified
criteria? (Positive or negative sentiments? Twendz)
On Site Measurement Strategy
✓ Measuring on site metrics (reach, engage, activation and nurture) with web analytics
and related CRM tools. (Omniture, Snoobi, Google Analytics, Salesforce, Eloqua)
55. Multi-Channel Measurement Strategy
Off Site Measurement Strategy
✓ Measuring the level of conversation (aka buzz) around a brand, product or service
(BuzzLogic, WhiteVector, BlogScope, BlogPulse, CrimsonHexagon, Google Trends,
Xtract, Twitter API tools).
✓ Measuring the level of influence of key individuals and their ideas. (IE Lance
Armstrong)
✓ Measuring the level of group participation in 3rd party sites. (FaceBook, LinkedIn)
✓ Measuring the level of engagement of individuals. (Twitter, FaceBook, LinkedIn)
✓ Qualitative measurement. Is the buzz good or bad? Does a comment meet specified
criteria? (Positive or negative sentiments? Twendz)
On Site Measurement Strategy
✓ Measuring on site metrics (reach, engage, activation and nurture) with web analytics
and related CRM tools. (Omniture, Snoobi, Google Analytics, Salesforce, Eloqua)
The Point?
Use offsite KPIs to validate future campaigns and compare offsite lift with onsite success.
60. Off Site KPIs
Radio Shack (Benchmarks for future campaigns)
(Left) Search Volume index = 2.00 levelled out at 1.00
(increase of approx 100% over campaign)
(Bottom left) Blog post index .0100 peak .0040 average (over
July/Aug) (increase over campaign period approx 100%)
(Below right) Positive comment index 37%
61. REACH ENGAGE ACTIVATE NURTURE
Livestrong.com Radio Shack Buy a product
Website
Campaign Newsletter
D Google Twitter
Search
I Pages (BT) Demo a
(free)
G FaceBook product
I Paid Normal
T Search Website Download
A Free PR
CRM offers
(with trail) More info
L
Bloggers
Paid PR
Shopping Cart Register to
Funnel media
Charity partners
Printed Tour De France
Press
POS Buy a product Sending
O Material Catalog
F Billboards
F
L Order
Retail Catalog
I Catalog
TV outlets Tour De France
N
E follow up offers
Telesales
Radio
62. The Results (if things went badly)
500K more visitors
Poor conversion (2.2%)*
With AOV ($300)**
Approx - $3,300,000
In ONE MONTH!
Lance Armstrong may have resulted in a lift of over $3M for RadioShack.
* Based on fireclick.com 2.2 average conversion rate for electrical goods.
** Conservative estimate
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Hinweis der Redaktion
2 triggers for this presentation
- continuing demand for social media and viral marketing (and how results are measure)
- Giro d Italia (LA not a top contender but still most discussed)
4 peeks
- start of TdF
- Lance comes within a second of the yellow jersey
- Team Radio Shack announcement
- Lance finishes 3rd in Paris and is on the podium
4 peeks
- start of TdF
- Lance comes within a second of the yellow jersey
- Team Radio Shack announcement
- Lance finishes 3rd in Paris and is on the podium
4 peeks
- start of TdF
- Lance comes within a second of the yellow jersey
- Team Radio Shack announcement
- Lance finishes 3rd in Paris and is on the podium
4 peeks
- start of TdF
- Lance comes within a second of the yellow jersey
- Team Radio Shack announcement
- Lance finishes 3rd in Paris and is on the podium
4 peeks
- start of TdF
- Lance comes within a second of the yellow jersey
- Team Radio Shack announcement
- Lance finishes 3rd in Paris and is on the podium
4 peeks
- start of TdF
- Lance comes within a second of the yellow jersey
- Team Radio Shack announcement
- Lance finishes 3rd in Paris and is on the podium
- additional and specific “channel”
- digi to road (“take it to the street”) to digital or print again
- additional and specific “channel”
- digi to road (“take it to the street”) to digital or print again
- additional and specific “channel”
- digi to road (“take it to the street”) to digital or print again
- additional and specific “channel”
- digi to road (“take it to the street”) to digital or print again
- cluster of twitter accounts
- twitter is not only text, it’s image and video links
- avatar, yellow ribbon
- twitter content is agregated by news channels
- cluster of twitter accounts
- twitter is not only text, it’s image and video links
- avatar, yellow ribbon
- twitter content is agregated by news channels
- cluster of twitter accounts
- twitter is not only text, it’s image and video links
- avatar, yellow ribbon
- twitter content is agregated by news channels
- cluster of twitter accounts
- twitter is not only text, it’s image and video links
- avatar, yellow ribbon
- twitter content is agregated by news channels
- cluster of twitter accounts
- twitter is not only text, it’s image and video links
- avatar, yellow ribbon
- twitter content is agregated by news channels
- cluster of twitter accounts
- twitter is not only text, it’s image and video links
- avatar, yellow ribbon
- twitter content is agregated by news channels
- cluster of twitter accounts
- twitter is not only text, it’s image and video links
- avatar, yellow ribbon
- twitter content is agregated by news channels
- cluster of twitter accounts
- twitter is not only text, it’s image and video links
- avatar, yellow ribbon
- twitter content is agregated by news channels
- cluster of twitter accounts
- twitter is not only text, it’s image and video links
- avatar, yellow ribbon
- twitter content is agregated by news channels
- cluster of twitter accounts
- twitter is not only text, it’s image and video links
- avatar, yellow ribbon
- twitter content is agregated by news channels
- one tweet two days before the event
- repeated in Glasgow, LA,...
- one tweet two days before the event
- repeated in Glasgow, LA,...
- one tweet two days before the event
- repeated in Glasgow, LA,...
- one tweet two days before the event
- repeated in Glasgow, LA,...
- announcement during the Tour - 10 mins after the stage finish
- focus on the future: team doesn’t exist yet but get’s more attention than most existing other teams
- announcement during the Tour - 10 mins after the stage finish
- focus on the future: team doesn’t exist yet but get’s more attention than most existing other teams
- announcement during the Tour - 10 mins after the stage finish
- focus on the future: team doesn’t exist yet but get’s more attention than most existing other teams
- announcement during the Tour - 10 mins after the stage finish
- focus on the future: team doesn’t exist yet but get’s more attention than most existing other teams
- announcement during the Tour - 10 mins after the stage finish
- focus on the future: team doesn’t exist yet but get’s more attention than most existing other teams