Social Video Marketing strategies with Videologist Grant Crowell. Originally presented Monday Oct 17th for the Chicago Social Media Marketing Club. Presentation covers an overview of social media marketing with video,
12. The Wiki
“Social video marketing (SVM)
is a component of an
integrated marketing
communications plan designed
to increase audience
engagement through social
activity around a given video.”
13. Social Video (as I see it)
Social video is the blending of video
with human relationships
for the co-creation of value.
14. Types of Social Video
Self- User
created submissions
Aggregated
15. What to measure in social video…
Dan Greenberg, President of
ShareThrough, Content,
says it’s about measuring
these 3 things… not Ads
Shares,
not clicks
Views, not
impressions
http://www.reelseo.com/social-video-
18. “Video has
become one of
the most effective
ways to motivate
people towards
certain behaviors.
Video is a highly
effective
persuasion
technology.”
19. Video is more “social” than text
• More entertaining
• More emotional
• More interactive
• More engaging
• More empowering
• More persuasive
• More egalitarian
• More personal
• More impactful with sharing
• Low entry barrier for participation (Fast, cheap, easy!)
20.
21. How Sex & Relationships are Like
Social Video Marketing
Sex & Relationships Social Video Marketing
• Attention & • Creative
Attraction Video
• Escort / Dating • Video Ads
• “Seeding” • “Seeding”
• Fling / STD • Viral Video
• Intimacy • Conversations
• Monogamy • Brand loyalty
• Taking partner • Taking customers
for granted for granted
• BREAKUP • BREAKUP
22. The Old “Big Brand Mentality” on
New Media Culture
24. The remaining problem today with
most “Social Video”
Old Marketing to New Media Culture
25. Social Video Marketing’s
ideal growth…
A co-dependent
relationship between
brands and consumers…
Where both parties are
treated as equals in the
business relationship,
sharing their content,
ideas, and support for
each other.
28. “Social Video Marketing” Needs…
Going beyond just
“Friends” and “Fans”
And more emphasis
on friendly, personal,
helpful service.
29. “Social Video Marketing”
needs…
…To balance entertaining
consumers with caring for
customers
• Listening to them,
• Helping them out,
• Sustaining the
relationship, and;
• Making them feel like
part of a real
community.
39. video success metrics
• Major decrease in product returns from demo
and how-to videos for customers to watch before they buy.
• Zappos plans on shooting a video for all incoming new product this
year. That turns out to be around 100,000.
• They are currently getting about 20,000 video hits a day on the site.
• Now have 19,000 videos indexed on google.
• Zappos offers social media share (facebook, twitter, blog) icons on all
product videos.
• They track how many times this info is shared (and to what channels)
each day
49. UrbanSpoon Sez…
• Most of market non-
existent around video
• Assumption that its too
expensive
• Most small companies
not budgeting for pro
production
50. UrbanSpoon Sez…
• People want to connect
with chefs
• Behind-the-scenes vids
(Insider’s view)
• Favorite dishes
• Have an opinion!
52. TripAdvisor Sez…
• Travelers want to be
inspired
• Travelers respond well to
footage that shows all of
the property
• Provides tools for owner-
submitted and traveler-
submitted video
53. Hotel Video Tips…
• Photo collages can work
equally as well as
camcorder footage
• Encourage user-
generated content and
reviews via video
• Partner with key
influencers.
58. My Top 10 Social Video Optimization Tips
1. Simplify Videos
2. Go Mobile 8. Recorded Video Chat
3. In-house studio 9. Facebook “Like” of
4. Collaborate Videos for Fans
5. Aggregate 10. Feature customers and
6. Transcripts key influencers
7. YouTube – Promoted
59. Social video marketing resources
• 10 Reasons Facebook Video Marketing
Is Valuable for Business
• Facebook Video Marketing Tips
for a “Socialized Business Strategy”
• Facebook Video Marketing Tips
with Social Media Expert Mari Smith
• Best Facebook Apps for Video
More results available at ReelSEO with search for
“facebook video marketing.”
60. Social video marketing resources
• 5 Top Twitter Video Marketing Strategies
for Every Business
• What’s the Business Value of Twitter Video Marketing?
• Twitter Micro-Video Marketing Strategies for Business
• Twit Happens: Tips to Overcome
Legal Dangers with Video on Twitter
More results available at ReelSEO with search for
“twitter video marketing.”
Who here knows what social video is?Who here would like to define it for me?
Who here knows what social video is?Who here would like to define it for me?
We have a column dedicated to “social video,” which shows up #5 in Google for that same term.
Social video marketing (SVM) is a component of an integrated marketing communications plan designed to increase audience engagement through social activity around a given video. In a successful social video marketing campaign, the content, distribution strategy and consumer self expression tools combine to allow an individual to “add their voice” or co-create value to a piece of content - then further propagating it out to their social circles.Social video typically benefits from a halo effect cast by the "influencers” of a given social grouping.SVM draws on consumer culture theory, economic theory, and social theory around the psychology of sharing. Social video marketing differs from social marketing, which has the intent of influencing behavior for a social good.Theories on Social Video and Sharing[edit]Historical Context of Social Video MarketingConditions which have made the market conducive to the rise of social video marketing:Falling cost of technologyCameras' ubiquityIncrease of bandwidth and consumer accessComputer speed/RAMDesktop publishingRise of social networking sites[edit]Usage of the termReelSEO mentions “social video marketing” frequently and has been using the term since at least 2010. “Social Video Marketing” as a term has also been championed by Internet entrepreneur Shawn Hopwood.[1][edit]Current ResearchIn a 2011 study published in Psychological Science, a journal of the Association for Psychological Science, Jonah Berger found that subjects the sharing of stories or information may be driven in part by arousal. When people are physiologically aroused, whether due to emotional stimuli or otherwise, the autonomic nervous is activated, which then boosts social transmission. Simply put, evoking certain emotions can help increase the chance a message is shared.“In a prior paper, we found that emotion plays a big role in which New York Times articles make the most emailed list. But interestingly, we found that while articles evoking more positive emotions were generally more viral, some negative emotions like anxiety and anger actually increased transmission while others like sadness decreased it. In trying to understand why, it seemed like arousal might be a key factor,” says Berger,[2] the Joseph G. Campbell Jr. Assistant Professor of Marketing at the University of Pennsylvania.In the study, Berger suggests that feeling fearful, angry, or amused drives people to share news and information. These types of emotions are characterized by high arousal and action, as opposed to emotions like sadness or contentment, which are characterized by low arousal or inaction. “If something makes you angry as opposed to sad, for example, you’re more likely to share it with your family and friends because you’re fired up,” continues Berger.
Incorrect about how long ReelSEO has talked about social video. Actually did it back in 2008, along with advertising age.