An in depth look at how Influencer Marketing can help your business reach and build trust with a much larger audience of target consumers. Topics Covered: 1. What Makes Influencer Marketing Such A Powerful Form Of Online Marketing 2. How Influencer Marketing Helps Brands Reach A Much Bigger Audience 3.Selecting The Right Influencers For Your Brand 4.Identifying Metrics That Matter To Your Business (And Those That Don’t)

1. INFLUENCER MARKETING:
Helping A Bigger Audience Trust Your Brand

2. Steven Tulman
Co-Founder & CEO
Social Pulse Marketing Inc.
Steven Tulman has over 15 years of industry experience
developing, leading, and executing successful influencer and
social media marketing strategies for top brands such as
Ford, Visa, Aflac, Canadian Tire, Entertainment One Group, and
many more. Having successfully helped grow and sell
MenuPalace.com and Dealfind.com, two multi-million dollar
online companies, Steven understands the needs of brands
when it comes to marketing, brand development, and
customer acquisition.
@StevenTulman
www.socialpulsemarketing.com

3. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN TODAY
1. What Makes Influencer Marketing Such A Powerful Form Of Online Marketing
2. How Influencer Marketing Helps Brands Reach A Much Bigger Audience
3. Selecting The Right Influencers For Your Brand
4. Identifying Metrics That Matter To Your Business (And Those That Don’t)

4. What Makes Influencer Marketing Such
A Powerful Form Of Online Marketing
How Influencer Marketing became one of the best forms of marketing ever!

5. Source: Lori Wizdo, Forrester Research
MARKETERS DON’T CONTROL THE CONSUMER JOURNEY ANYMORE

6. CONSUMERS TRUST OTHER CONSUMERS MORE THAN BRANDS
“83% of consumers
take action based on
the opinions of others”
- Nielsen
“32% of online
consumers trust
a stranger more
than a brand”
- Forrester
- Research
“96% of people who
discuss brands online
do not follow those
brands’ owned social
media profiles”
- PwC

7. The use of ad blocking
technology is on the rise
due to consumer distrust
and dislike in traditional
online ads.
Ad blockers do not affect
Influencer Marketing
because the messaging is
integrated natively into the
social feeds of Influencers
rather than as ads or
pop-ups.
AD BLOCKING MAKES TRADITIONAL ONLINE MARKETING LESS EFFECTIVE

8. How do you connect with your audience when they
choose to trust strangers over you?
CONSUMERS LISTEN TO EACH OTHER
“74% of consumers rely
on social media to inform
themselves about
purchasing decisions.”
- ODM Group
“0.04% is the
Click-Through Rate of
Display Ads.”
- DoubleClick
Only 4% of consumers
notice traditional
online banner ads.
96% experience
banner blindness.
- Infolinks

9. When traditional brands and agencies have tried pushing the same old messaging
through new channels (social media) and they found that it doesn’t work.
When these brands and agencies started bombarding consumer everywhere with
content marketing promoting brands they found that approach not to work either.
When these brands started reaching consumers through other trusted consumers
online (influencers) with authentic product messaging, they began seeing the
results they were after.
This is where Influencer Marketing stepped in.
MAKE WAY FOR INFLUENCER MARKETING

10. • It enables a business to reach more of their target audience to maximize brand
awareness growth.
• It connects brand with their consumers in an authentic way through sources
consumers trust and follow empowering brands to influence consumer behavior.
• It boosts sales and customer loyalty because most of consumers research
purchases online and are influenced by the opinions of their peers.
• It is not limited by AD Blockers, or other technologies geared towards preventing
unwanted ads.
Who do you trust more, a brand or another consumer?
INFLUENCER MARKETING IS SO POWERFUL BECAUSE

11. 75% of professional marketers are having success
with influencer marketing, are you one of them?
CONSUMERS LISTEN TO EACH OTHER
“75% of marketers are
using Influencer
Marketing.”
- Augure

12. How Influencer Marketing Helps Brands
Reach A Much Bigger Audience
Whether you want to reach thousands of local customers
or millions around the world, Influencer Marketing can help!

13. WORDS OF WISDOM
”Content that tries to sell, doesn’t.
Content that tries to help, sells”
- Linda Boff
- CMO, GE

14. SOCIAL MEDIA USERS WORLDWIDE (IN MILLIONS AS OF JANUARY 2017)

15. Questions to ask yourself:
1. What kind of exposure do you want - Global or Local?
2. Are you a local or global business?
3. Are you local, but global?
(Do you have locations in certain parts of the country or world? ie. a national bank)
4. Are you fully global? (Can anyone have access to you – ie. Visa)
LOCAL OR GLOBAL?

16. 5 Types of influencers:
1. Ultra Micro Influencers: <1,000 Followers - ideal for small, hyper local reach.
2. Micro Influencers: 1,000 < 50,000 Followers - ideal for local reach.
3. Power Middle: > 50,000 Followers, but < 1,000,000 Followers - ideal for global
and local reach.
4. Macro Influencers: 1,000,000+ Followers - ideal for global reach.
5. Mainstream Celebrities: Movie & TV stars, Professional Athletes, Popular
Musicians, Etc. - ideal for global exposure.
GLOBAL OR LOCAL - CONTINUED

17. Facebook:
• Personal – B2C (Non dependent on industry)
• Personal – B2B (Non dependent on industry)
Instagram:
• Personal – B2C (Non dependent on industry)
• Personal – B2B (Industry dependent)
YouTube:
• Personal – B2C (Non dependent on industry)
• Personal – B2B (Non dependent on industry)
LinkedIn:
• Business – B2B ideal (Non dependent on industry)
Twitter:
• Personal/Business – B2C (Non dependent on industry)
• Personal/Business – B2B (Non dependent on industry)
EXPOSURE THROUGH DIFFERENT CHANNELS

18. Selecting The Right Influencers
For Your Brand
Your brand is unique and so are your customers.
Selecting the right influencers for your brand is crucial to ensure success.

19. To be able to select the right influencers to represent your brand,
you must first understand who your customers are.
6 Questions to Understanding Your Customer
Who are your
customers
today?
Who were your
customers
yesterday?
Who do you
want as
customers
tomorrow?
Why would they
want, need, and
buy your
product or
service?
What type of
content do they
engage with?
What channels
are they
engaging on?

20. Building Simple Customer Profiles
Name
Job Title
- Industry
- Company Name
- Details About Her Role
Demographics
-Gender
-Age
-Salary Range
-Location
-Education
-Cultural Background
-Family
Goals and Challenges Marketing Message
Values and Fears Elevator Pitch

21. Location
• Country, City – oftentimes Micro Influencers have a strong following in the cities and countries where they live
Categories
• Pick influencers who speak about the topic that your brand's message relates to.
Audience Size
• Micro Influencers generally have stronger and more personal relationships with their audiences than Macro Influencers and
Celebrities.
Channels Engaged
• Ensure that you choose influencers that have a strong following on the channels that your customers engage with.
Content Style
• Be certain that their content style is conducive to relaying your brand messaging to your target audience.
Language
• Do your influencers communicate in your audience’s language(s)?
Engagement Rate
• Ultra Micro Influencers who have fewer than 1,000 followers have engagement rates as high as 10%, where as effective Micro
influencers with 1,000 to 50,000 followers can have engagements rates between 2-4%.
Things to look for in an influencer:
Pick Influencers Based on Your Customers

22. Identifying Metrics That Matter To Your
Business (And Those That Don’t)
To understand how to measure success, you must first have clearly defined goals.

23. Set clear and
measurable goals
• New Sales
• Customer Loyalty
• Brand Awareness
• Brand Sentiment
• Engagement /
Brand Conversation
Metrics That Matter To You!
Determine what metrics
relate to those goals
• Website clicks
• Offer downloads
• Likes
• Online orders
• Comments
• Etc.
Finding the right tools to help you
track and analyze the results
• Nuvi
• Radian6
• Sysomos
• Keyhole
• And more.

24. BRAND GOALS 1: LOCAL OR GLOBAL?
Sales
Clicks to online orders
Conversions to sale
Offer/Coupon downloads
and redemptions
Tracking tags
Customer Loyalty
Referrals
Repeat orders
Sharing
Reviews and
user-generated content
Brand Awareness
Reach
Views
Audience growth
Engagement /
Brand Conversation
Comments
Sharing
Likes / Follows
Data Capture
Social Listening
Brand Study
Clicks
Votes
Brand Sentiment
Likes / Follows
Comments
Social Listening
User-generated Content

25. How We Help Our Customers
You’re the expert in your industry, we’re the experts in ours.
Leverage our expertise to help your business grow.

26. How We Help
Access Vetted,
Experienced
Influencers
Identify
Influencers with
Impact
Simplify
Program
Management
Analyze in Real
Time
Boost
Engagement
ROI
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27. Steven Tulman
Co-Founder & CEO
Social Pulse Marketing Inc.
@StevenTulman
stulman@socialpulsemarketing.com
416.661.3322 ext. 201
1.800.779.0226 ext. 201
www.socialpulsemarketing.com
Toronto / New York
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