Your Social Brand: Establishing, Nurturing, Monitoring and Protecting Your Brand
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The document discusses how Justin Bieber dominates social media with over 13 million Twitter followers, 35.5 million Facebook likes, and 1.3 million YouTube subscribers. It also discusses how AJ Bombers, a burger restaurant in Wisconsin, drove business through their use of social media like Foursquare and Twitter, gaining front page coverage in the Wall Street Journal. The document then talks about the importance of social media monitoring and identifying influencers to engage with online. It stresses that companies should listen to conversations, be consistent, engage customers, and provide value in order to succeed with social media.
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Your Social Brand: Establishing, Nurturing, Monitoring and Protecting Your Brand
- 1. “Your Social Brand” Establishing, nurturing, monitoring and protecting your brand in a fast-moving world
- 2. FYI @markevans #PRSAICon http://slidesha.re/prsa2011
- 4. The World’s Most Successful Social Media Brand is……
- 6. A Major Presence on Twitter
- 7. Leverages YouTube to Engage Fans
- 8. And He’s Huge on Facebook Too
- 9. Bottom Line: Bieber Rules Social Media @justinbieber 13.2M followers, featured on 525K lists facebook.com/justinbieber 35.5M “Likes” youtube.com/justinbieber 1.3M subscribers 77M channel views 357M videos watched
- 10. Using Creativity and Humor to Sell Technology
- 12. A.J. Bombers: Home of Wisconsin’s Best Burgers
- 13. Using Foursquare to Drive Check-ins… And Free Cookies
- 14. The Key Marketing Tool is Twitter
- 15. “AJ Bombers was built by Twitter” - Joe Sorge, owner, AJ Bombers
- 16. What did social media do for AJ Bombers? Front-page coverage in the Wall St. Journal
- 17. How Not to Do Social Media
- 19. A tweet posted by Kenneth Cole during the political uprising in Egypt.
- 21. Gloria Huang, a Red Cross social media specialist
- 26. Listen
- 27. What’s Being Said About Our Company, Brands and Products?
- 28. What’s Being Said About Our Company, Brands and Products? What’s Being Said About the Competition?
- 29. What’s Being Said About Our Company, Brands and Products? What’s Being Said About the Competition? Where Are the Conversations Happening?
- 30. Monitoring
- 34. Customization
- 35. Support
- 36. Integration with CRM systems and dashboards
- 40. The Growing Role of Influence and Influencers
- 42. How is Influence Defined? “Influence is the ability to cause desirable and measurable actions and outcomes” - Brian Solis
- 43. Influence Tools
- 45. Not All Influencers Are the Same
- 46. Identifying the Influencers Query: “beer” AND “craft brewing”
- 47. How to Connect and Engage With Influencers Chris Brogan
- 48. What About Social ROI?
- 50. Sales
- 51. Brand Activity
- 52. Customer Service
- 54. Sales
- 55. Brand Activity
- 56. Customer Service
- 57. SEO
- 58. # of Followers
- 59. # of Likes
- 60. Total Activity
- 62. Sales
- 63. Brand Activity
- 64. Customer Service
- 65. SEO
- 66. # of Followers
- 67. # of Likes
- 68. Total Activity
- 69. Sentiment
- 70. Klout
- 71. Kred
- 72. PeerIndex
- 73. Appinions
- 75. Sales
- 76. Brand Activity
- 77. Customer Service
- 78. SEO
- 79. Advertising
- 80. Direct Mail
- 81. Newsletters
- 82. Media Relations
- 83. # of Followers
- 84. # of Likes
- 85. Total Activity
- 86. Sentiment
- 87. Klout
- 88. Kred
- 89. PeerIndex
- 90. Appinions
- 92. Delivering ValueThe Three E’s
- 94. The Art of the Soft Sell
- 95. Takeaways Listen
- 96. Takeaways Listen Pick Your Spots
- 97. Takeaways Listen Pick Your Spots Be consistent and committed
- 98. Takeaways Listen Pick Your Spots Be consistent and committed Be engaged
- 99. Takeaways Listen Pick Your Spots Be consistent and committed Be engaged Deliver value
- 100. Takeaways Listen Pick Your Spots Be consistent and committed Be engaged Deliver value 6. Remember, it’s about the customer, not you
- 102. Mark Evans www.markevans.ca mark@markevans.ca 416-669-7028 Twitter: @markevans
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Good morning. Thanks for coming to this session today on “Your Social Brand”My name is Mark Evans, and I’m a digital marketing, content and social media strategist. I write several blogs, including the corporate blog for Sysomos, which offers social media monitoring and analytics services.
- Before we get started, I few housekeeping notes:If you’re on Twitter, my username is @markevansThe hashtag for the conference is #prsaiconThis presentation has been posted on SlideshareBefore we get started, a quick social media poll. How many people consider themselves social media savvy? How many people are comfortable with social media but looking to learn more? And how many people are just getting started?
- In many of the presentations I’ve done on social media, I start with best practices and how to approach social media, and then show some real-world examples.But today, I’m going to change things around by showing you example of companies that are using social media well, companies that have not used it well, and an organization that stumbled but managed to make things right.
- I know some of you might say Starbucks, Dairy Queen, Jet Blue or MacDonald’s but in my humble opinion, the world’s social successful social media brand is……
- I’m conflicted about Mr. Bieber because, like me, he’s Canadian but I can’t say that I’m a big fan of his music. That said, Bieber and his people have leveraged social media as a key part of his becoming a global pop star. So, let’s take a look at his social media activity
- Did you know that Bieber has the second most followers on Twitter, just behind Lady Gaga – 14.4M but ahead of Katy Perry (10.8M) and Barack Obama (10.5M). The only non-celebrity within the top-50 is Bill Gates.
- Since the beginning, YouTube has been very good to Bieber. In fact, he was discovered after posting a video of himself busking in downtown Stratford, which is a small town about an hour outside Toronto. For Bieber, social media has a been a powerful way to let fans experience and share his music, and in a couple of minutes, I’ll show you how well he’s done.
- Numbers don’t lie – and these numbers demonstrate Bieber’s huge social media footprint.
- In the B2B marketplace, Cisco is doing an excellent job using social to engage and build relationships with customers. They even have some fun with social media as you’ll see in this video, which offers some Valentine’s Day tips for the men in the room.
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pffeMdDSoY
- Another good example is AJ Bombers, one of the most popular places to get a hamburger in Milwaukee. Anyone ever eaten AJ Bombers?What’s fascinating about AJ Bombers is how social media has become the way it has driven its marketing activities.
- For example, it uses Foursquare to let customers check-in. To drive engagement, it rewards Foursquare users with things such as free cookies. What’s interesting is how they have localized their check-in. After picking up on the fact I’m from Canada, they’re encouraging me to try their poutine, which is french fries with gravy and cheese curds. Not exactly diet-friendly.
- The “killer app” for AJ Bombers when it comes to social media is Twitter. It’s a vehicle to promote specials, its menu, answer questions, engage with customers and reach out to potential customers.
- What did social media do for AJ Bombers?Front-page coverage in the Wall St. Journal
- Finally, I want to show you an example of a company that stumbled using social media but showed how it is possible to recover…and come out looking good.
- It started when Gloria Huang, a social media specialist for the American Red Cross, posted a tweet that accidently went on the Red Cross’s Twitter stream rather than her personal Twitter account.Now, this isn’t something I would post on Twitter but Gloria must like her Dogfish Head’s beer.
- So what happened next is Gloria quickly apologized.
- Then, the Red Cross stepped in with a tweet that made fun of the tweet as opposed to being alarmed about it.
- And then something cool happened. Dogfish decided to embrace gettngslizzerd, Dogfish Head Brewery (hi, guys!) capitalized:they created a short URL, driving people to donate to the Red Cross.They even co-opted Huang’s #gettngslizzerd hashtag.
- Dogfish encouraged people to make donations to the Red Cross. In the end, gettingslizzrd went from an embarassing mistake to a public relations coup.
- So let’s take a look at the fundamentals of social media, starting with listening, which I see as the first step in the social media cycle. This epitomizes the walk before you run approach to social media.
- So let’s take a look at the fundamentals of social media, starting with listening, which I see as the first step in the social media cycle. This epitomizes the walk before you run approach to social media.
- So let’s take a look at the fundamentals of social media, starting with listening, which I see as the first step in the social media cycle. This epitomizes the walk before you run approach to social media.
- So let’s take a look at the fundamentals of social media, starting with listening, which I see as the first step in the social media cycle. This epitomizes the walk before you run approach to social media.
- Next is monitoring, which is a key part of knowing who’s talking about your company, brand, products and services.
- What we’re looking to monitor is:Total activityWhere this activity is happeningSentiment – good, bad or neutralGenderWho are the influencers?
- There are lots of different ways to monitor social media – free and paid.
- There is a lot more focus on influencers as brands look to find people who have reach, credibility and large networks.
- So what is influence?
- There are a growing number of tools to discover and identify influencers. That said, it is still early days for influence tools.
- A few things to keep in mind about influence. One the technology is still work in progress. Take a look at Justin Bieber’s influence “score” on Klout, one of the leading influence tools. Out of 100, Bieber is considered to be a 98, and he is most influential about religion and spirituality, family and South America.
- The other to remember is there are different kinds of influencers:There are A-Listers who have large followingsPeople in the long tail who are influential but have a modest or small following within a specific nichePeople who suddenly become influential before fading into the background again
- Here’s an example of how Sysomos MAP identifies influential bloggers using the query beer and craft brewing.
- A “case study” of influence is action is AJ Bombers used social media to connect with Chris Brogan, who is a social media consultant and influential. Brogan posted a tweet wondering about a place to eat in Milwaukee. Joe Sorge, AJ Bombers’ owner, saw the tweet and suggested several places – all of which he owns.Brogan took up Sorge on his offer, and later did a video interview that he posted on his blog. Needless to say, AJ Bombers got a lot of mileage out of reaching out to Brogan.
- There’s a lot of talk these days about social media ROI. Not surprisingly, companies want to get a better handle on what they’re actually getting for the dollars they spent on social media. After all, social media makes no sense if it’s not delivering benefits to the business.
- The interesting thing about social media ROI is there are soft and hard metrics – some of which can be easier to measure than others. So let’s go through the different parts of the ROI process.What are the things you want to measure?
- What are the metrics you want to use?
- What tools are used to measure ROI?
- How does social media ROI fit into the other things you’re doing? Maybe a campaign that involved social media was actually driven by an effective advertising campaign. You need to keep in mind other factors.
- And the funny thing about ROI is some companies care or aren’t measuring it for now.
- Finally, I want to finish things off with what I consider three fundamental parts to any social media effort – you need to do three things: educate, entertain and engage.
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pffeMdDSoY
- If you want more information and resources about social media, Sysomos has a variety of places you can go.