Digital Innovation and Emerging Trends - Corbett Guest

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Based in Dallas, Texas

Located in the historic SouthSide on Lamar building, formerly the Sears, Roebuck & Co.’s Catalog Merchandise Center built in 1913

One of the largest independent, digital agencies in the Southwest U.S., nationally recognized for creative excellence

Clients from San Francisco to New York

40+ employees strong

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Inbound Marketing

Responsive Design

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Inbound Marketing

Exponential Growth of InformationBig Data

Exponential Growth of InformationBig Data

• More and more social information, new profiles, and new networks

• More transactional data, credit cards, PayPal, Amazon, Ebay

• Retailers tracking purchasing habits, offers and loyalty

• Mobile tracking data and GPS information

• Uploaded videos, photos, stories, histories

• Search Spam

• Paid/Rented Email Lists

• TV, Radio, Print Ads

• Billboards

• Throwaway Press Releases

• Pop-Ups

• Contextual Ads

• Outbound Sales Calls

• Interstitial Pages

• Trade Show Booths

• Most Social Media Advertising

• Forum, Comment, & UGC Spam

• Banner & Display Ads

• Paid App Reviews

• Video Ads

• Search Spam

• Paid/Rented Email Lists

• TV, Radio, Print Ads

• Billboards

• Throwaway Press Releases

• Pop-Ups

• Contextual Ads

• Outbound Sales Calls

Interruption Marketing Halting someone’s flow of activity

• Interstitial Pages

• Trade Show Booths

• Most Social Media Advertising

• Forum, Comment, & UGC Spam

• Banner & Display Ads

• Paid App Reviews

• Video Ads

• SEO (& PPC)

• Opt-In Email Lists

• Community Building

• Influencer Outreach

• Blogging

• Earned Social Media

• Word of Mouth & Viral Marketing

• Content Creation & Marketing

• Organic App Store Visibility

• Video Content

Inbound Marketing Earning attention without interrupting flow of activity

• SEO (& PPC)

• Opt-In Email Lists

• Community Building

• Influencer Outreach

• Blogging

• Earned Social Media

• Word of Mouth & Viral Marketing

• Content Creation & Marketing

• Organic App Store Visibility

• Video Content

InterruptiveMarketing

InboundMarketing vs.

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Responsiblefor <10 ofclicks onthe web

Costs remain

generallystatic with

scale

Higher average cost

to acquire new customer

Powered bybudget & repetition

Responsiblefor 90%+ ofclicks onthe web

Loweraverage cost

to acquire newcustomer

Powered by creativity,

talent & effort

Generatesmomentum;future efforts

easier

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Social

Search

Email

Blog

F2F

Social

Search

Email

Blog

F2F

Social

Search

Email

Blog

Web

Skill Sets

MailChimpConstant ContactSilverpop

Talent

StrategistCopywriterArt DirectorCut-UpDevelopment

Social

Search

Email

Blog

Web

Skill Sets

WordPressBloggerDigg

Talent

StrategistCopywriterArt Director

Social

Search

Email

Blog

Web

Skill Sets

HootSuiteRadian 6SysomosCloud ForceMarketo

Talent

StrategistCopywriterArt Director

Social

Search

Email

Blog

Web

Skill Sets

Google/Bing Webmaster ToolsGoogle AnalyticsOmnitureGoogle AdWords

Talent

Keyword AnalysisStrategistCopywriterFinancial Management

Social

Search

Email

Blog

Web

Skill Sets

Web Content ManagementResponsive DesignSEO

Talent

Content GenerationStrategistCopywriterArt DirectorCut-UpDevelopment

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Boston

The Social CityBoston

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“Our  multi-­‐channel,  multi-­‐media  program  fuses  personal,  human  conversations  with  the  power  of  social  technology  to  improve  daily  life  and  support  public  safety,  across  topics  and  platforms.”

User DemographicsSocial Media

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User DemographicsSocial Media

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User DemographicsSocial Media

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User DemographicsSocial Media

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User DemographicsSocial Media

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The Social CityBoston

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The Social CityBoston

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The Social CityBoston

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The Boston Social Media Team:

“The Cornerstone of our citywide social media strategy is the understanding that daily engagement helps improve quality of life, but it also means we don’t have to direct constituents to follow us during emergencies—they’re already on board.”

• Social Media Director - Lindsay Crudele

• Technology representatives from Boston IT

• Liaisons for each department, Police, Parks and Recreation, Fire, Operations, and programs like Boston Bikes, Boston Arts etc.

• The people of Boston

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The Social CityBoston

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The Social CityBoston

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The Social CityBoston

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The Social CityBoston

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Newly-Elected Mayor Walsh inherits the City of Boston’s first enterprise-level social media program, a powerful, networked, coordinated, trained social media team leveraging the social sharing potential for more than 3/4 million followers.

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Changing the GameBoston

• Boston’s Twitter feeds have amassed more than 2.9 billion impressions

• 90% of those took place within the past year

• In 2013 Boston welcomed 30,000 new followers each to both the @Notify Boston constituent service feed and over 30,000 @MayorTomMenino

• The City of Boston Facebook page follower count grew 200%, and its reach grew 400% in the past year

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Changing the GameBoston

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Changing the GameBoston

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Changing the GameBoston

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• Enterprise social strategy allows the city to immediately shift into crisis communication mode, should the need arise

• Enabled Boston to be more informative, timely and accessible during recent times that included the Boston Marathon bombings, a hurricane and a blizzard

• Founding partner in the beta launch of Twitter Alerts, which allows users to subscribe to elevated designation emergency alert tweets

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Changing the GameBoston

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• Partnered with Twitter following the marathon on a Promoted Tweet campaign to drive the launch of the One Fund; in just over six hours, reached more than 101 million impressions all over the world, contributing more than 500,000 digital donations totaling more than $5 million

• “SpotHoles” campaign invited the public to use social media to report potholes during winter: in two weeks, Public Works filled more than 2,000 potholes, seeing a 333% increase in the number of citizen-generated reports compared to the same time period the previous year

• More than 150 local musicians submitted to our #BOStunes social contest, a collaboration between DoIT and the City’s arts team, which will incorporate local talent into City Hall’s telephone transfer music

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Working Together From the Inside OutBoston

• How? A strong externally-facing social media strategy starts with a strong internal one

• Enterprise social media strategy means departments knitted together across the city, breaking down internal silos to extend our reach and better serve

• Social media liaisons across the city represent a wide variety of skill sets, from communications specialists to subject matter experts, such as the City of Boston’s chief archaeologist posting directly from the dig

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Working Together From the Inside OutBoston

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POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

• Manuals for the overall program

• Manuals for each department

• Regular meetings

• Regular adjustments

Roles  and  Responsibilities

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Role Responsibilities

Executive  Leadership• Approves  strategic  direction  of  initiatives  with  corporate  alignment• Provides  leadership  support  and  prioritizes  corporate  resources• Funding

Executive  Legal• Provides  escalation  point  for  social  media  response  model• Provides  support  and  risk  management• Ensures  compliance  of  overall  branding  and  messaging

Marketing  Lead

• Strategic  direction  of  initiatives  and  recommendations• Provides  leadership  support  and  guidance  for  each  initiative• Establish  metrics  and  analytics  for  effectiveness• Ensures  brand  integrity  across  all  initiatives  within  the  organization

Digital  Media/Weband  Social  Media  Managers

• Provide  day  to  day  management  of  Web  properties  and  social  channels• Coordinate  content  and  technology  needs  within  the  organization• Ensure  quality,  speed  and  delivery  of  projects• Resource,  financial,  and  metrics  tracking  on  all  projects• First  escalation  point  for  working  team

Contributors• Identify  local  opportunities  for  promotion  and  advertising• Coordinate  with  the  Digital  Media  and  Social  Media  Managers• Interact  with  specific  groups  of  users  and  provide  content• Executive  on  the  ground  promotions  and  content  delivery

Response  Model

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Response  Model

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• Reports  effectiveness  of  overall  program

• Presents  new  strategies  and  initiatives  

• Escalates  any  corporate  risks  or  threats

• Request  assistance  for  corporate  alignment  and  prioritization

Decision  Making  Model

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Executive  Leadership

Marketing  Lead

Executive  Legal

Decision  Making  Model

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Marketing  Lead

Digital  Media/Web  and  Social  Media  Managers • Reports  effectiveness  of  each  project

• Coordinates  with  or  act  as  Agency  to  recommend  new  strategies  and  tactics

• Escalates  any  project  risks  or  threats

• Requests  assistance  for  resources

Executive  Legal

Decision  Making  Model

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Digital  Media/Web  and  Social  Media  Managers

Social  Contributors• Coordinates  with  individuals  within  their  area  of  interest

• Contributes  social  content,  project  information,  insights  on  their  area  that  are  relevant    to  the  overall  program

• Assists  and  responds  to  social  inquiries  and  requests  regarding  their  area  of  interest

• Escalates  any  challenges  or  project  risks  

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San Francisco

Connecting with CitizensSan Francisco

• San Francisco is one of the most diverse cities in the world and home to some of the most tech-savvy and innovative people in the world

• High-tech people expect a high-tech government and the City of San Francisco is delivering this in spades

• The city currently monitors 33 Facebook accounts, 39 Twitter accounts, and 16 YouTube accounts—each is tracked by their respective department

• Allows for a wide breadth of two-way conversation on regional issues

• City employees are also taking steps to increase their social monitoring with a focus on public safety

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Running Cities BetterTwitter

• City services can become more transparent

• Information is instant

• Creation of virtual communities can improve governance

• Transparency can lead to improved accountability

• Participation can improve governance

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Running Cities BetterTwitter

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Connecting with CitizensSan Francisco

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Frisco

What Social Media does for FCVBFrisco

• Generates positive buzz around City of Frisco

• Creates awareness and highlights what the city has to offer

• Promotes Frisco as a destination to non-residents

• Allows Frisco to connect with citizens in new, deeper ways

Information provided by the Dealey Group

Driving EngagementFrisco

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Driving EngagementFrisco

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Driving EngagementFrisco

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Driving EngagementFrisco

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Driving EngagementFrisco

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Driving EngagementFrisco

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Promotion: Biggest Summer EverFrisco

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Responsive Design vs. Mobile

App

App FatigueResponsive vs. Mobile App

• Deloitte’s 2013 Global Mobile Consumer Survey Survey found that the number of app downloads and per app spending decreased from 2012 to 2013

• During that same time the number of people who have access to mobile devices increased substantially, particularly as more people in developing countries become connected

• The average iPhone user in 2011 downloaded as many 83 apps in a year but few are used on a continuing basis

• 46% of apps get launched less than 3 times and only 26% get launched more than 10 times

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Mobile User ExperienceOptimization

Mobile User ExperienceOptimization

Mobile User ExperienceOptimization

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Mobile User ExperienceResponsive vs. Mobile App

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