UPS Social Media Road Map 2009 - 2011
Making the Business Case
Setting Objectives
Defining KPIs for Success
Benchmarking & Setting Goals
Implementation & Results
Forecasting & Next Steps
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Real Social Media Recruitment ROI
1. Real Social Media Recruitment ROI
From UPS
Recruiting Innovation Summit #RIS11
Facebook Campus, Menlo Park, California
October 24, 2011
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Matt Lavery, Director Talent Acquisition, UPS
Mike Vangel, Vice President Client Strategy, TMP Worldwide
2. Social Media Road Map 2009 - 2011
Real Social Media • Making the Business Case
Recruitment ROI • Setting Objectives
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From UPS • Defining KPIs for Success
• Benchmarking & Setting Goals
• Implementation & Results
• Forecasting & Next Steps
3. Job Seeker Behavior About Job Search Has Changed: UPS Adapted
Only 10-30% of Potential Candidates Are Actively Looking For Jobs:
We Want to
Reach that
70% - 90%
too!
Social Media
Provides Us
Access to
Them.
4. In the beginning: 2007
We launched UPSjobs.com in October 2007 integrating videos of actual UPSers
• Package Car Driver
• Tractor Trailer Driver
• Driver Helper
• Four Part-time Package Handlers
The videos were authentic and unscripted. Jobseekers could apply for UPS jobs right from
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Employment Systems. People loved viewing them! And they converted hires!!
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5. In 2008: Full UPSer Video Cross-Media Integration
In 2008 we added 4 Biz Dev videos and integrated all the videos among all media possible:
• Job Boards
• Search Engine Marketing (Yahoo!, Google, MSN)
• Search Engine Aggregators (Simply Hired, Indeed)
• YouTube
• Text messaging
• Simply Hired, Indeed, and some of the Job Boards also cross-posted these text links to
Facebook,
Facebook My Space, as well as to other Social Media sites & blogs We also purchased 2
Space blogs.
Corporate Recruiter licenses on LinkedIn.
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6. In 2009: Without Paid Media Our UPSer Videos Went Viral
In 2009 we cut back on all of our recruitment media during Q1 & Q2 but we were still getting plenty
of applicant flow. Many were coming from the UPSjobs videos that people were sharing “socially”.
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7. What We Learned In 2009: The Videos Drove Applicant Flow
Over 1.5 million views of UPSjobs recruitment videos in 2009 with no paid media support
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8. We Made The Business Case To Recruit Via Social Media
Witnessing first hand the power of Social Media to recruit:
• We launched @UPSjobs Twitter page April 2009
• We launched UPSjobs Facebook page October 2009
• Enhanced our Text Messaging integrating it into all print & radio
• Actively deployed a cross-media integration strategy among all of them
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• Put in place a 3 year-plan to track activity, influence & applicant flow (as best we could)
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9. UPSjobs Social Media Review: 3 Year Plan 2009 - 2011
Our objective was to create UPSjobs Talent Communities beyond major online job boards
Year One
Develop talent communities on Twitter & Facebook of at least 1 000 people each
1,000
Year Two
Continue to scale size of Twitter & Facebook talent communities
Drive Non-professional (drivers & hourly) Hires through Social Media
Use LinkedIn to source Professional (salaried) candidates
Year Three
Continue to scale size of Twitter & Facebook talent communities
Segment once we have reached 5,000 followers on Twitter & 15,000 fans on Facebook
Proactively build presence on LinkedIn
Drive Professional & Non-Professional hires through Social Media
10. UPSjobs Social Media Recruitment Goals
Three main goals:
I. Build UPSjobs Communities on Facebook & Twitter
Without Paid Media Or Reciprocal Following
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II. Engage/Inform Employees & Non-Employees On A
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Deeper, More Personal Level About Working At UPS
III. Measure Influence, Engagement and Applicant Flow
11. Social Media For Recruitment Is Not Free & Needs Structure
Effective recruitment
through Social Media
requires time, technology,
resources, planning and
measurement. t
We need to be strategic in
our planning and thorough
in our measurement to
ensure our time is well
spent.
spent
12. UPSjobs Social Media Recruitment Learnings: It’s Different!
Social Media
for Recruitment
Is a Marathon,
Not a Sprint.
It’s a Long-Term
Commitment.
13. UPSjobs Social Media Recruitment Learnings: Integration
Social Media
for Recruitment
Is Part of an
Overall
Integrated Strategy.
18. UPSjobs Social Media Review: 2009 Twitter Results
Twitter
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$7,500 investment
Goal:1,000 followers on Twitter/ 250 tweets/ 200 leads/ 100 created apps/ 50 lists/ 25 completed app/ 10 hires
UPSjobs Twitter page launched in April 2009 had 1,300 followers by end of 2009
ROI (Perceived Benefit/Value R
(P i dB fit/V l Received)
i d)
1,313 Followers X $7.50 = $9,847.50
574 Tweets X $30 = $17,220
481 Twitter Leads X $37.50 = $18 037 50
$37 50 $18,037.50
142 Twitter Created Applications X $75 = $10,650
40 Completed Applications X $300 = $12,000
7 Hires X $750 = $5,250
60 Twitter Lists X $150 = $9 000
$9,000
19. UPSjobs Social Media Review: 2009 Facebook Results
Facebook
$7,500 investment
Goal: 1,000 Fans/ 100 posts/ 250 comments/ 50 likes/ 200 leads/ 100 created apps/ 25 completed apps/ 10 hires
Results:UPSjobs Facebook page launched in October 2009 had 1,858 followers by end of 2009
ROI (Perceived Benefit/Value Received)
1,858 FB = $13,935
113 FB likes = $16,950
5 PQ = $
$12,500
31.0 FB Post Quality Ratings = $23,250
1,274 FB Leads = $47,775
175 FB Created Applications = $13,125
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Completed A li ti
l t d Applications = $15 000
$15,000
12 FB Hires = $9,000
20. How UPSjobs Expanded Its Social Media Footprint in 2010
In 2010 we worked hard to grow the UPSjobs Social Media followers without any paid media.
• Linked to Facebook & Twitter pages from UPSjobs.com
• Linked to Facebook & Twitter pages from major Job Board postings
• Launched a mobile-friendly site UPSjobs.mobi in August 2010
• Actively deployed a cross-media integration strategy among them
• Increased LinkedIn presence from 2 recruiters to 6
• Tracked activity, influence & applicant flow (as best we could)
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21. UPSjobs Social Media Communities: Facebook
• UPSjobs on Facebook http://www facebook com/pages/UPSjobs/93397977942
http://www.facebook.com/pages/UPSjobs/93397977942
• 13,648 fans as of December 16, 2010 launched October 2009.
22. UPSjobs Social Media Communities: Facebook Analytics
• UPSjobs on Facebook http://www facebook com/pages/UPSjobs/93397977942
http://www.facebook.com/pages/UPSjobs/93397977942
• Launched in October 2009 by end of 2009 had 1,800+ fans without any paid media. By end of 2010
had 13,700+ fans. 55% Male, 42% Female. 76% 18 – 44..
23. UPSjobs Social Media Communities: Twitter
• UPSjobs Twitter
page launched
in April 2009
had 1,300
followers by end
of 2009.
24. UPSjobs Social Media Communities: Twitter
UPSjobs T itter page
Twitter
had 4,400 followers by
December 15, 2010.
That s
That’s especially notable
growth within two years
of launch as UPS Social
Media policy did not
allow reciprocal auto-
following.
27. UPSjobs Social Media Communities: 2010 Integrated Mobile & Social
In 2011 even during UPS’s slower
hiring periods of Q1 & Q2 mobile
traffic to UPSjobs.mobi remains
strong with 500,000 page views.
From mid-August 2010 to May 31,
2011 there were 900,000 page views
900 000
to UPSjobs.mobi & 325,000 visits with
an average time spent on the mobile
site of 1 minute and 27 seconds.
We expect to drive significant flow
from it during Peak 2011 that will
convert into hires.
43. UPSjobs Social Media Sweepstakes: Week # 2 Winner Announced Live
Congratulations to UPSjobs Road
Trip Challenge Week # 2 Winner
Gale Gartling of Perkasie, PA
Winner of a $100 Zappos gift card
and bragging rights to say your
name was announced live and
streamed live f all th world t
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hear from Facebook’s HQ!