Tom Tom Santa Nav Xmas 2011: Social Media Campaign Roundup
1. TomTom Global Santa Nav
Xmas 2011 Campaign
A Social Media Campaign Report
January 2012
@ContentMotion
getintouch@contentandmotion.com
www.contentandmotion.co.uk
3. The Brief
• Deliver creative campaign to
significantly boost brand awareness
and preference in the run up to Xmas
• Emphasise core brand message:
‘connected journeys’
• Boost Facebook communities within
key sales and marketing regions
• Deliver maximum share-ability and talk-
ability across all TomTom social
channels
• Have a little fun : )
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4. Campaign Metrics at a Glance
Increase in Facebook Likes
63,373 to 84,908 (+34%)
during the campaign
Total number of new Likes 23,289 (avg. 1,164 new Likes
created by the campaign each day)
Number of visits to the custom 57,181 (avg. 2,859 visits
Facebook tab each day)
Total reach of the TomTom 43,470,740 (avg. 2.2m people
Facebook Page reached each day)
Referred reach of the TomTom 227,964 (avg. 11,398 reached
Facebook Page via ‘word of mouth’ per day)
Number of immediate 25,106 (avg. 1,255 interactions
interactions on Facebook per day)
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5. Campaign Overview
• Strategy: put people’s Xmas wishes in front of their friends -
encourage peer to peer sharing, commenting, reactions and
interactions as the basis for message and brand distribution
• Brand is the social communications vehicle, not the
destination
• A seasonal Facebook campaign, run through a TomTom
branded custom Facebook app (tab) with multi-language
ability, hosted across different country pages
• Fans added their Christmas wishes to the (TomTom style)
map, telling Santa what they wanted for Christmas
• Prizes awarded for ‘most fun and festive’ entries
• People were able to browse other people’s entries to see
what was being wished for in any area
• Map pins are presented regionally and could be clicked to
reveal entry information for each region
• Santa’s (virtual) route around the map was determined by the
location of the weekly winners, and editorial updates about
those locations were shared on the tab
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6. Engagement Tactics & Results
• The campaign was created on the basis that people love talking about Christmas and are passionate about
their location. We used this to stimulate discussion by creating some gentle rivalry between areas and
countries. The countries that employed this tactic strongly saw a pay off when regional targets began
interacting with the campaign. This can be seen in the UK and Spanish examples below:
• There were also numerous comments from people that expressed disappointment at the fact that the Santa
Nav campaign was not available in their country
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7. Prize Strategy
• The gifts provided by TomTom were designed to be fun, desirable and engaging
to try and stimulate further newsworthy content for future tweets and Facebook
posts
• This was achieved by selecting a diverse range of prize winners, from those
that wanted something silly and tongue-in-cheek, to those with more serious,
emotive undertones
• Content was then created based on the prizes and these were well engaged
with across all profiles. People were reacting positively to the giving of prizes -
liking TomTom’s philanthropy and the intrigue that the prizes gave. Several
country profiles (see Germany on next slide) showed the value in talking about
potential prize-giving, listing quirky entries to drive intrigue and curiosity around
the campaign.
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9. Campaign Insights
• The overall concept of ‘Santa Nav’ proved a successful one that translated well on a global scale.
TomTom’s audience showed a willingness to get involved in most aspects - commenting, retweeting etc. -
and general feedback was all very positive. The positivity was particularly evident on TomTom’s existing
social channels such as Facebook and Twitter, but was also met with positivity on third party sites such as
T3 which helped reach outside TomTom’s existing audience in the UK
• The nature of the campaign led to TomTom being positioned very much as ‘the good guy’, bringing festive
cheer and happiness without ulterior motives. This was reflected in the tone of voice used by TomTom’s
audience during the campaign
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11. TomTom Social Media Performance FY2011
Average Monthly TomTom Brand Mentions
Sentiment Around TomTom Across All Media Sources
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12. Data Glossary
Social Audience
The number of unique people that have chosen to follow updates from your brand via Facebook.
Social Reach
The number of people who see any of your content. This is broken down into Total Reach, Organic Reach, Paid Reach
and Referred Reach.
Referred Reach is a count of the people who have seen your content via a friend rather than TomTom direct output. This
number informs to what level the concept and individual updates were received by a new audience, effectively the ‘word of
mouth’ of the campaign.
Organic Reach is the number of people who have seen content via your own updates.
Paid reach is the number of people targeted via paid methods.
Total Reach is the combined number of people who have seen any content via any of the above outcomes.
Social Interactions
Interactions are classified as any person who has interacted with any of your content. Examples of Facebook Immediate
Interactions include Liking your Page, posting to your Page's Wall, Liking, commenting on or sharing one of your Page
posts, answering a Question you posted, RSVPing to one of your events, mentioning your Page, photo-tagging your Page or
checking in at your Place.
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13. Results
• The TomTom SantaNav campaign proved incredibly successful in
engaging existing social audiences, driving new Facebook followers and
projecting the TomTom brand in a positive light
• There were 4,433 entries in total into the competition
• This includes 1,111 entries from Germany and 1,653 entries from the UK
• Combined followings grew by 34%
• Paid advertising had an effect on the number of Likes for the countries
that ran ads. It worked well to supplement the competition
• UK, Germany and Ireland engaged the largest proportion of their
audience with competition entries
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20. Interactions
• Immediate interactions on the Global page increased in the final week of the
competition. This is a similar pattern to organic reach and the two metrics are
closely linked. As more people interact with an update, it is given more weight
and will appear in more people’s News Feeds
• South Africa had the largest number of interactions during this period at
3,157, while Ireland had 1,576. Sweden had a large peak on 15th December
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21. Social Actions - Competition Entries
• The competition began to pick up momentum during the second week, as 61% of the entries
were gathered by this point
• Total entries for the competition: 4,433. The most entries came via the UK and Germany with
1,653 and 1,111 entries respectively
• Countries who engaged the largest proportion of their Fan base were UK, Germany and Ireland
% of Total Entries % of Fans
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3
by Country entered
Germany 176 684 1,111 25.06% 36.27%
Sweden 5 13 24 0.54% 1.78%
Netherlands 36 170 243 5.48% 8.27%
Ireland 17 323 462 10.42% 16.28%
Spain 4 45 59 1.33% 0.90%
France 197 197 458 10.33% 9.75%
South Africa 17 216 352 7.94% 5.84%
Poland 24 61 71 1.60% 0.99%
UK 261 1,013 1,653 37.29% 84.08%
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Entries in green are countries who met the Facebook Fan increase KPI
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