9 New Digital Trends Re-Shaping PR
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In this deck, I share 9 digital trends everyone is talking about TODAY (emoji marketing, anyone)--and then 9 digital trends I think everyone should have their eyes on for the year ahead.
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9 New Digital Trends Re-Shaping PR
- 1. ACH 9 New Digital Trends Re-Shaping PR Arik C. Hanson, ACH Communications Aug. 11, 2015 FPRA
- 2. ACHACH ABOUT ARIK • 20 years agency, corporate; #SoloPR since 2009; @arikhanson • Blogger, podcaster, e-newsletter maker, board member, event organizer FPRA
- 3. ACHACH 9 Trends Everyone is Talking About • Content marketing! Content marketing! Content marketing! • Instagram = so hot right now • Facebook is now officially an advertising platform • Mobile (for about the 9th year in a row) • Podcasting = so hot right now • EMOJIS are everywhere (even in news releases) • Is Twitter dying? (Atlantic article) • Digital brand magazines (just read Contently) • Live social video is here—and is so freaking easy! FPRA
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- 13. ACHACH What does this mean for you? • Consider ALL the channels media are using to distribute when pitching • Are you packaging the content you’re pitching for Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook? • Consider using social networks to tell longer stories (more on this in a moment). FPRA
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- 19. ACHACH What does this mean for you? • Focus on QUALITY over QUANTITY • Advanced storytelling techniques (Google News Lab) • Go deep with your stories FPRA
- 20. ACHACH #3 Is the corporate blog still content marketing’s “home base”? FPRA
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- 24. ACHACH What does this mean for you? • Consider how you can syndicate blog content. • How can you use your organization’s “super influencers” to reach more people? • Don’t listen to the pundits. FPRA
- 25. ACHACH #4 2014: Facebook Zero. 2015: Twitter Zero. 2016: Instagram Zero? FPRA
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- 27. ACHACH Is Instagram Zero really a possibility? “Across more than 400 campaigns measured globally with Nielsen Brand Effect, ad recall from sponsored posts on Instagram was 2.8x higher than Nielsen’s norms for online advertising.” “Now, as we look to build on this momentum, we’re focused on three key areas: Expanding ad offerings to include action-oriented formats, enabling more targeting capabilities, and making it easier for businesses large and small to buy ads on Instagram.” * Source: Instagram
- 28. ACHACH What does this mean for you? • Don’t over-rely on social channels. • Don’t over-rely on engagement metrics, either (you may end up paying for ALL of them eventually) FPRA
- 29. ACHACH #5 Is live social video really the next big thing? FPRA
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- 33. ACHACH What does this mean for you? • Resist “Shiny Object Syndrome” • Experiment slowly with live social video—it will evolve. • Stay within brand guidelines—don’t dilute your brand for the sake of staying “on trend.” FPRA
- 34. ACHACH #6 Breaking news = redefined (again) FPRA
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- 41. ACHACH What does this mean for you? • New breaking news model: Earned + Owned + PAID • Blog posts = the new news release? • Re-evaluate how you and your clients “break news” FPRA
- 42. ACHACH #7 The NEXT generation of wearables/VR will significantly impact brand storytelling FPRA
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- 46. ACHACH What does this mean for you? • The future is NOW. • VR is NOT outside our wheelhouse. • Start testing and experimenting with the tech. FPRA
- 47. ACHACH #8 IoT *will* impact PR FPRA
- 48. ACHACH No, really. • IoT and crisis communications • Data100000 = storytelling fodder • It’s all about the value exchange FPRA
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- 51. ACHACH #9 The Ever-Widening PR/Social Skills Gap FPRA
- 52. ACHACH 64% - Value traditional PR skills when hiring senior/junior talent 20% - Value digital skills when hiring senior/junior talent. Digital skills don’t rank in the top 5 for skills sought for senior-level leaders. FPRA
- 53. ACHACH What does this mean for you? • Senior-level? Take a leadership role with digital. • Junior-level? Help senior folks get smarter. • In the middle—help the TEAM make progress. FPRA
- 54. ACHACH 9 Trends you SHOULD be Thinking About FPRA • The Bite-Sized News Feed • The impending Contentapocalypse • Is the corporate blog still content marketing’s “home base?” • Instagram Zero • Is social video really the next big thing? • Breaking news=redefined (again) • The next gen of wearables/VR will impact storytelling •IoT *will* impact PR • The ever-widening PR/social media skills gap
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- Twitter—who’s hanging out there anymore? Niche networks nipping at it. More spam. More fake accounts. Less real conversations.
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- http://contently.com/strategist/2015/06/24/i-watched-a-days-worth-of-snapchat-discover-stories-heres-what-i-learned/?utm_source=TCSdaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=day_on_snapchat_discover http://www.adweek.com/socialtimes/instant-articles-launching/622453
- Snapchat: 100M daily active users. Most access the site multiple times per day 400 million snaps per day 30% of millennials use Snapchat Percentage of Snapchat users under 25: 71% Percentage of Snapchat users that are marketers: 1% Anecdotally, according to sources, millions of impressions per day per publisher. No links—all self contained. Swipe to advance; press and hold to send to a friend
- Publishers trying to reach millennials—because, as research suggests, they’re not big on paying for news. See quote below from a recent Niemen Labs report: “I don’t think you should pay for news,” Eric, a 22-year-old Chicagoan, said. “That’s something everybody should be informed in. Like, you’re going to charge me for information that’s going on around the world?” And then there’s 19-year-old Sam from San Francisco: “I really wouldn’t pay for any type of news because as a citizen it’s my right to know the news.”
- NowThis News has been publishing stories to IG for a few years now. One of the early adopters in terms of using IG to distribute news content. They’re not THAT small either—152K followers (compared to177K for ABCNews)
- Of course, now many media outlets have followed suit (although many of the local media up in MSP continue to use it for promo purposes)
- http://contently.com/strategist/2015/06/23/instagram-journalism-the-new-content-trend-shaking-up-the-media-world/?utm_source=TCSdaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=instagram_journalism Instagram journalism—a number of reporters experimenting with this like Neil Shea, a freelance writer who writers for National Geographic and other pubs Using outtakes from his trips/assignments and building entire stories around them.
- Contributor to GQ, Rolling Stone and Harpers. Also: Virginia Quarterly Review.
- Even a few outlets—Virginia Quarterly Review, for example
- Hours of video uploaded to YouTube each day Number of status updates on Facebook each day Number of tweets per day Number of Instagram photos uploaded per day
- Plus, the loads of content brands are churning out are garbage. It’s either overly self-promotional, or locks on the “real time marketing” trends—like this content.
- Who’s doing content right? I like Microsoft’s “Microsoft Stories” site.
- Quality – posting less (Sleep Number) Google News Lab: Public Data Explorer, Google News Archive
- 677K views 4K likes 640 comments Would he have got that traction on his corp blog? And Dave Kerpen isn’t really even that big of an “influencer?” How many people have heard of him?
- You saw this post last week,right? Hank Green basically destroyed FB’s video view metric in this Medium post. 2,355 recommended it 2,365 liked it And 80 people commented on it (including a product manager from FB)
- This is a personal example—a friend of mine from Minnesota; her FB posts sometimes swell over 700 words in length and she routinely gets 100s of comments on these posts—but I wonder if this could be a potential tactic for businesses, too? Sleep Number example—employee profile/Behind the Job Title
- Do FB posts REALLY have to be so short? Don’t listen to the experts—use what works for you (and experiment).
- Organic reach on Facebook for brands: 2 years ago—16%; Today—2% Twitter CFO quoted last year as saying changes to algorithm are coming—whether people want them or not. Twitter user numbers have reached a plateau—yet content continues to swell. Pressure under company to keep making money. Prepare: More testing, Use paid options (Twitter cards, Facebook retargeting/CTAs)
- Periscope users shared their livestreams on Twitter 1.5 million times from March through May 22 (1,510,709, to be exact) Meerkat livestream URLs were shared on Twitter 1,521,424 times during the same period According to data from Nuvi For reference there woud be 15 BILLION tweets sent during the same two-month period. Meerkat’s total brand awareness is at 9% and Periscope’s is only at 6%. Brands are a little skittish—big risk; brand guidelines; anytime there’s live video involved http://contently.com/strategist/2015/07/06/the-explosive-growth-of-online-video-in-5-charts/?utm_source=TCSdaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=online_video_growth
- HOWEVER, brands are using Periscope and Meerkat to connect with customers and give them behind-the-scenes looks.
- Or, using it with contests to gin up awareness
- Blog post – featured video; responded to comments actively; this was the de facto news release; they didn’t have a separate news release 614 comments
- Merchadised and shared on Facebook – 1,700 likes, 1,000 shares, 800+ comments
- Even shared on Instagtram using video of their CEO—which I haven’t seen any brand do to date, especially not a big brand like walmart 900 likes, 142 comments
- Merchandised pieces of the infographic on Twitter—elongating the “shelf life” of the “release”
- Even used paid search to “Break” the news—maybe the first time I’ve seen a company do this in a coordinated fashion
- Also used paid Twitter support to make sure the message was distributed on the platform. Used to amplify.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eq1dmuUXogQ Mtn Dew using VR and Oculus Rift to give fans the experience of snowboarding or skateboarding with their favorite boarders (in Brooklyn in 2014 and at Vail a few weeks ago at US Snowboarding Champs)
- Oladipo used Glass to document his NBA Draft experience. First-person storytelling—big opportunity for brands as the tech gets better in the years ahead (Glass was recently shelved—but most think they’ll be back)
- And finally, a GREAT use of VR here from Victory Motorcyles using it at a trade show in CHI to allow people to ride a bike—many for the first time. Nearly 300 people took Victory’s Oculus Rift drive through the desert 92% of them had never tried the technology before and 63% had never even heard of it. A key stat: 75% of the participants had never ridden a Victory motorcycle.
- Shel Holtz post – Netvibes Using data to inform storytelling You give us data—we give you additional value.
- Smart coffee roaster. London-based Ikawa Control roasting duration, temp, and airflow for the perfect cup of coffee. (careful though—it has a $1,000+ price tag!) Data—how you like your coffee Recommend beans/connect you to producers
- Or what about the Fitbit Surge? Tracks your runs, your daily activity. You don’t think there are stories Fitbit can use from this aggregate data?
- UK’s Chartered Institute of PR 2015 State of the Profession Study Huge skills gap. Senior people simply don’t have the depth of skills needed—even though seemingly everyone agrees they are NEEDED and VALUED by execs.
- Senior—start reading more; find a “digital mentor”; admit you don’t know it all Junior—tread lightly, but look for ways to “coach up”, not just provide information (help them UNDERSTAND) Middle—Pass along articles; suggest team attend certain events; play facilitator
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