In this webinar Mark Ralphs will explore the opportunities for social media to make a measurable business difference to your organisation. You will also gain an understanding of the different ways social media can play a tactical role in brand strategy.
5. Today we will cover
1 The business value of social media
2 Messenger apps and their impact on dark social
3 Social data: power and responsibility
4 Social influence’s rise and rise
5 Social customer service: the first stop for complaints
6 Crowdsourcing: unleash your audience
7 Making it happen: practical advice
8 Measurement: what matters not what flatters
9 Investment: a long-term perspective
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TV
Outdoor
Digital display
Paid search
Paid social
Programmatic
Experiential
Paid influencers
PR
Customer reviews
Advocacy and
social sharing
Earned influence
Website
Blog
Social platforms
Branded community
Branded content
Data
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TV
Outdoor
Digital display
Paid search
Paid social
Programmatic
Experiential
Paid influencers
PR
Customer reviews
Advocacy and
social sharing
Earned influence
Website
Blog
Social platforms
Branded community
Branded content
Data
10. 2/3
McKinsey 2009
of the touchpoints that influence consumers
during evaluation are not brand owned
19. By 2019, 82% of internet traffic will be video. But
rather than churn out yet more content for
people to passively consume, some brands are
using video to connect audiences and create
more memorable, communal experiences.
Cisco 2017
44. The state of influencer marketing, CrowdTap 2015
Why influencers work with you
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Working with influencers
1. Find the right fit
2. Impact matters
3. Understand shared value
4. Cultivate and collaborate long-term
5. Integrate with your ecosystem
48. “The dissatisfaction stemming from
failure to respond via social channels
can lead to up to a 15% increase in
churn rate for existing customers”
Gartner
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Crowdsourcing is
• Outsourcing projects to the public
• Tapping into the knowledge/creative knowhow of a brand’s wider
community
• Including consumers in the creation process - contributes to
competitive edge and increases brand affinity
• Organisations either set a specific challenge, or ask for opinions,
insight or suggestions
• Includes Crowd labour and Co-creation
58. Smart social dimensions
These are the areas in which partners and brands should work
together to achieve social excellence, overdeliver against
consumer expectations, and achieve business goals.
For more, please download our Smart Social whitepaper from
goodrebels.com/rebelthinking
PEOPLE
INNOVATION
TECHNOLOGY
INTELLIGENCEVISION
STRATEGY
CREATIVITY
ADVOCACY AWARENESS
ENGAGEMENT
CONVERSION
LOYALTY
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59. 70 / 20 / 10
Tried and tested Market proven Innovative
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63. “The impact of social media remains difficult to
prove. 43.3% of those questioned [388 US senior
marketing executives] said they “haven’t been
able to show impact yet”. 38.2% claim to have a
“good qualitative sense of the impact, but not a
quantitative impact” while 18.4% have proved the
impact quantitatively.”
The CMO Survey 2017
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Takeaways
• Social media is much more than just a media channel
• Technology drives social media behaviour; brands have to be forward
thinking and nimble to stay in touch
• The world keeps turning: social video, ’dark social’ and social commerce are
current and future trends
• The value of social media is greater than branded community or targeted paid
media. Social can deliver value at every stage of the consumer journey and is
the glue that can hold together integrated brand propositions and campaigns
• Brands have to work harder to measure real business impact of social media
and invest over the long-term
• It is more important to be best than first