Every 60 seconds 1,820 terabytes of data are created, including 98,000 tweets, 600 YouTube videos, and nearly 700,000 status updates. Navigating this world of social data can be overwhelming if you don't have the right approach--but the smart business knows that understanding data is the social center of excellence. This field is no longer just for the elite or uber-techs; it's time to democratize social data. It can and should be taken out of its silo and used to drive your decision-making across the company, because insightful businesses know how to turn data into action.
In this webinar, learn from our panel of experts how to:
-Use social analytics to create a 360-view of your customer
-Cultivate a culture of social intelligence in all departments of your business
-Understand social data as more than just numbers and text, but as pathways to actionable decisions.
-Turn data insights into a deeper understanding about how your business does and should work best
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Our Speakers
Greg Cohen is the Sr. Manager for Social Media & Influence at UCB where he is in charge of identifying, validating, and building
digital & social platforms to accomplish various business objectives. Greg manages a handful of online communities for patients
living with Crohn’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and epilepsy as well as the corporate properties for UCB, including the global
LinkedIn presence. Greg has also spent time consulting on social selling strategies utilizing platforms such as LinkedIn to improve
connectivity with key customers and develop deeper relationships. @gcohen85
Saurabh Shah is the Vice President of Client Operations, taking on the responsibility of driving the expanded Client Services
practice. He directly manages the Strategic Consulting Services and Support teams. Saurabh comes to Synthesio from Apptio,
where he joined as employee number 11 and was instrumental in the growth to over $100M revenue and 650
employees. His most recent role was driving Global Success Management and Customer Adoption. Prior to that, he's held
similar leadership roles within the Services organization of Interride, OpsWare and HP (via acquisition). @Synthesio
Robin Carey. In 2007, Robin Carey founded Social Media Today, LLC, one of the first companies to manage online B2B
communities that connect large organizations with people they want to influence. As traditional media went digital, and the
internet went social, Robin was one of the first to realize that the emerging social media platforms offered huge promise to
corporations seeking to interact directly with, and learn from, their customers, their employees, and experts. @RobinCarey
Andrew Bates is the Analytics Advisor for AARP’s social media department. He leverages nearly 20 years of internet technology
and digital marketing expertise to support the development of a multi-channel attribution model that includes social media and
content marketing efforts. Andrew works with key stakeholders of multiple internal marketing groups and technology vendors,
and then presents holistic insights and recommendations to C-suite decision makers. He has crafted digital marketing strategies
for organizations that include Navy Federal Credit Union, DuPont, American Cancer Society and Rosetta Stone. @AndrewBates
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SOCIAL DATA
IS EVERYWHERE
Tweets per
day globally,
plus 4.5B
Facebook
Likes and
55M new
Instagram
photos.
500M
of
consumers
are more
likely to buy a
product from
a company
that they can
contact via
social media.
50%
of
consumers
who actively
use social
media to
interact with
businesses
feel a
stronger
connection
to those
businesses.
56%
of consumers
say that their
decision to buy
a product was
influenced by
something they
read in a blog.
31%
of all internet
users are
now active on
social media.
72%
of
marketers
use social
media for
business.
93%
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Listening & Social Analysis Role @AARP
• AARP Social serves as both day-to-day lead and center of
excellence for entire organization including state offices
• AARP has high brand awareness, but deriving substantive insights
from social can be challenging at times
• Goal is to better understand what consumers & influencers are
saying around particular subjects (e.g. Social Security, Medicare) to
improve relevance for member communications
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Impact of Social Listening on Member Messaging
• Social listening is used to identify which content resonates through owned
and earned conversation
• Capture & analyze feedback to improve social content and yield more
comments and shares during campaigns
• Report back to stakeholders on what worked, what didn’t, how to better plan
for future campaigns
• Tailor member communications with unique content at different parts of the
funnel
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Example: Social Listening @AARP
• AARP monitors social conversation to identify real-time opportunities
for engagement around news or events
• Can’t apply one-size fits all approach to influencers as they vary by
topic (e.g. Caregiving, Healthy Living)
• Speed is critical to keep stakeholders informed of response
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Our Speakers
Greg Cohen is the Sr. Manager for Social Media & Influence at UCB where he is in charge of identifying, validating, and building
digital & social platforms to accomplish various business objectives. Greg manages a handful of online communities for patients
living with Crohn’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and epilepsy as well as the corporate properties for UCB, including the global
LinkedIn presence. Greg has also spent time consulting on social selling strategies utilizing platforms such as LinkedIn to improve
connectivity with key customers and develop deeper relationships. @gcohen85
Saurabh Shah is the Vice President of Client Operations, taking on the responsibility of driving the expanded Client Services
practice. He directly manages the Strategic Consulting Services and Support teams. Saurabh comes to Synthesio from Apptio,
where he joined as employee number 11 and was instrumental in the growth to over $100M revenue and 650
employees. His most recent role was driving Global Success Management and Customer Adoption. Prior to that, he's held
similar leadership roles within the Services organization of Interride, OpsWare and HP (via acquisition). @Synthesio
Robin Carey In 2007, Robin Carey founded Social Media Today, LLC, one of the first companies to manage online B2B
communities that connect large organizations with people they want to influence. As traditional media went digital, and the
internet went social, Robin was one of the first to realize that the emerging social media platforms offered huge promise to
corporations seeking to interact directly with, and learn from, their customers, their employees, and experts. @RobinCarey
Andrew Bates is the Analytics Advisor for AARP’s social media department. He leverages nearly 20 years of internet technology
and digital marketing expertise to support the development of a multi-channel attribution model that includes social media and
content marketing efforts. Andrew works with key stakeholders of multiple internal marketing groups and technology vendors,
and then presents holistic insights and recommendations to C-suite decision makers. He has crafted digital marketing strategies
for organizations that include Navy Federal Credit Union, DuPont, American Cancer Society and Rosetta Stone. @AndrewBates
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Upcoming Webinar
September 1st
Authentic Advertising: How Marketers are
Leveraging Social Content to Persuade and
Engage
Featuring: Frank Eliason of Citibank, Dan Moriarty of Hyatt Hotels and Jordan
Slabaugh of Wayin
Hinweis der Redaktion
Social web = massive amounts of data moving at high speeds.
A portion of this data affects the business, which means it’s critical to be listening.
Challenge is with so much data brands need to find what’s relevant.
Customers make real purchase and loyalty decisions online = real opportunities for brands.
Social used to be a luxury… now brands who aren’t doing their homework are falling behind.
Brands need to turn raw social data (tweets, likes, shares, etc.) into insights by…
1) Finding relevant conversations and filtering out the noise
2) Locating important media (sites, content and users)
3) Understanding the brand’s audience (segments) and what they’re talking about (interests)
4) Building insights that drive brand action, opportunities, smarter decisions, etc.
Great to have insights, but now what?
Insights are only useful when they get to the right people at the right time.
All teams and systems need to be tightly integrated so data can flow seamlessly (challenge is to keep pace with the web).
No two teams have the same function or deliverables, so they need to be fed different data.
Teams, systems, and software need to be connected intelligently to get the right data to the right people at the right time.
Particularly important for large enterprises, who have more teams and tools connected to social.
With tight integration you can deliver the right data to the right endpoints in real time.
Ideal output is to see each customer, conversation and audience segment in three dimensions.
That will let you
Build meaningful insights
Manage the customer journey better
Boost business results across
Determine program objectives
Interview internal stakeholders
Understand competitive landscape and knowledge gaps
Preliminary research to validate direction
Small projects to get quick wins
Program execution
Ongoing management and watching discussions
Share often to get people used to the data and understanding what can (and cannot) be tracked
Program reporting
Establishing regular schedules for discussing findings
Bring the voice of the patient into meetings
Focus early meetings on looking back and explaining data
Quickly transition to 20% looking back, 80% looking forward to what we can start doing with this data
Project Deep Dives
Find interesting questions in the data that lead back to fundamental questions
For example, despite changing from American Association of Retired Persons many years ago, Twitter users still associate being older with AARP – similar to Kleenex being synonymous with tissues – requires significant calibration in search terms to ensure we are capturing relevant conversations
Subject-specific listening – what are the most confusing parts of Medicare Enrollment? What are members and non-members greatest concerns about aging? Employment? Savings? Brain Health?
Hearing Resource Center Campaign
Hearing Team @AARP is particularly interested in experimentation and reaching new audiences with their content
Super Bowl themed content performed the worst of all – despite being promoted week of SB
Content needed to be hosted natively within platform to drive most engagement – or only one click away
Posts which required numerous clicks on AARP.org generated the least amount of discussion & lowest engagement