4. 1) Power in lobbyists and consumer hands
…so have a social media crisis plan
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5. 2) The indelible record of messing up in public
…so have guidance, train staff and
plan for, and mitigate errors
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6. 3) Twitter is the newswire
The visualization replays the
spread of earthquake related
Tweets across North
America, from the moment
the epicentre hit Mineral
Virginia (1:51PM) on August
23rd 2011.
…so be plugged in to what people are
saying about your brand and your industry
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7. 4) …and you might not like what it says
http://thisisnotaninsight.tumblr.com/
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8. 4) …and you might not like what it says
http://thisisnotaninsight.tumblr.com/
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9. 4) …and you might not like what it says
http://thisisnotaninsight.tumblr.com/
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10. 4) …and you might not like what it says
http://thisisnotaninsight.tumblr.com/
…so add value
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11. 5) Listen and optimise
Listen with intent and act swiftly
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12. 6) Trust has changed
Edelman Trust Barometer 2014 here
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18. Informing your social business strategy…
Digital
Strategy
Business
Objectives
•Current
social
footprint
•What works
Your
Business
Competition
Other
Industries
Similar
Industry
Current
KPIs
•Best Practice
•Benchmark
What social can deliver for
the business
What social
CAN deliver
for the
business
What social IS
delivering for you,
for your competitors,
and industry
What people
and tech
capabilities
DO you have
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19. Be really clear on your objectives
PR
To build an engaged community fan
base of up to 5000 by May 2014.
Direct Sales
Design offers to drive 10% sales
through Facebook by Q2.
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24. 2) Have a posting strategy
1. Build an events calendar
o
New Attractions
o
Celebrity Guests
o
National Events
o
Ticket Promotions
2. Develop a content routine
(e.g. Thursday is Trivia day)
3. Push promotions with links
4. Work out where countdowns
can create buzz
5. Identify where you can run
giveaways
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25. 3) Encourage UGC in offers, make it easy
1. Quick way to generate
engagement
2. Make offer exclusive to
social
3. Make prize desirable
4. Make it easy to enter
5. Incorporate usergenerated-content
(UGC)
6. Leverage bespoke
creative (sub brand)
7. Make sure you adhere
to FB policy (it changes!)
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26. 4) Have a content strategy
1. Consistently create new content
2. Mix up your media
3. Content = engaging + valuable +
relevant (fun!)
4. Encourage and promote UGC
5. Post bespoke visually appealing
content (stands out in feeds)
6. Post industry content
(e.g. Feature the World’s best rides)
7. Ask questions to drive engagement
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27. 5) Measure what works, use, measure again
1. Minimise barriers to entry
2. Support links with strong
creative
3. Strong Calls To Action (CTA)
e.g. Listen live, Buy now
4. Use shortcode (bit.ly) to track
conversions
5. Customise shortcodes for
brand consistency
6. Track everything using your
chosen analytics tools
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28. 6) Mix media & platform, Popular dates
•
Encourage crossplatform engagement
•
•
Leverage offline events
Customise to fit brand
•
•
Mix up media offerings
Use relevant hash tags
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29. What action are you trying to achieve?
Facilitate
action
Raise
awareness
Provide
solutions
Combat
disengagement
Maintenance
Action
Increase
relevance
Preparation
Contemplation
Pre-contemplation
Reinforce
Maintain
Generate
advocacy
Peer feedback
Prochaska and DiClimente
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30. Sometimes you’ll need to be two-faced
Be a pedant
for analytics
Love your
customers
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31. Surprise and delight your customers
People will forget what you said,
people will forget what you did,
but people will never forget how
you made them feel.
- Maya Angelou
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32. Thank you!
Tiffany St James
Social Media Strategist
tiffany@stimulationltd.co.uk
http://tiffanystjames.com
http://bit.ly/tiffanybio
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