House Party at DBS: All Earned Media is Not Created Equal: Winning Hearts, Minds and Wallets through...

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This presentation will illustrate the superior power of experience-driven social marketing, and why more and more marketers are making it a part of their mix. Come hear how putting the consumer front and center is generating the most powerful earned media the marketing industry has seen. You’ll learn how earned media generated by in-person experiences drives deeper engagement, more passionate advocacy and bigger sales lifts. Presenter: Peter Storck, svp of research, House Party @pstorck

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All Earned Is Not Created EqualExperience-Driven Social Marketing:

Deeper Engagement for Stronger Advocacy & Bigger Lifts

Earned is the most powerful media&

‘Experience-driven’ is the most powerful earned

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Experience-Driven SocialThe Most Powerful Medium in the Mix

Deeper Engagement

of In-Person Experience

Stronger Advocacy

Online

& Off

Bigger

Lifts

In Branding

& Sales

A Primer:

Earned Is theMost Powerful Media

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Earned Media Is the Most Trusted

Text ads on mobile phonesDisplay ads on mobile devices

Online banner adsOnline video ads

Search engine results adsAds before movies

RadioNewspaper

Billboards/outdoor advertisingMagazines

TVBrand sponsorships

Emails signed up forEditorial content (e.g., newspaper article)

Brand websitesConsumer opinions posted online

Recommendations from people known

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%29%

33%33%

36%40%41%42%

46%47%47%47%47%

50%58%58%

70%92%

Have some degree of trust* in the following forms of advertising

(April 2012)

Source: The Nielsen Company.

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Earned Is the Most Powerful Media

WOM Is More Trusted Recommendations from personal acquaintances are the most trusted form of advertising. (Nielsen)

Paid and Owned Are Mistrusted 75% of consumers don’t believe companies tell the truth in advertising. (Yankelovich)

WOM Drives Sales Recommendations are the #1 driver of consumer purchase decisions at all stages of the cycle. (Keller Fay)

WOM Customers Are More Valuable WOM customers have nearly twice the long-term value. (Villanueva et al)

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Experience-Driven Isthe Most Powerful Earned

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Experience-Driven SocialThe Most Powerful Medium in the Mix

Deeper Engagement

of In-Person Experience

In-Person Experience Generates Deeper Engagement

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More Time with Consumer per Marketing Dollar Spent

Party265,605

Planning25,175

Conversation152,032

Party Site4,641

Social Media22,481

Total Hours:

469,934

eCPM-30 seconds of engagement:

$4.15

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Hours of consumer engagement with featured brand during a 5,000-party campaign, by type of activity

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Experience-Driven SocialThe Most Powerful Medium in the Mix

Stronger Advocacy

Online

& Off

More Persuasive Advocacy:More Credible & Passionate

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More Far-Reaching Advocacy:Experience-Driven Social Can Have Mass Reach

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Sources: The Nielsen Company, Google, Audit Bureau of Circulation

(CPM:$20) (CPM:$7) (CPM:$5) (CPM:$15) (CPM:$10)

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Experience-Driven SocialThe Most Powerful Medium in the Mix

Bigger

Lifts

In Branding

& Sales

Bigger Brand Lifts

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Experience-Driven Social Generates Bigger Brand Lifts

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Favorability Advocacy-Intent Purchase-Intent0%

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30%26% 26%

76% 76%72%

Pre-Campaign Post-Campaign

Average Favorability, Advocacy-Intent, and Purchase-Intent of the featured product, pre- and post-party, among party guests

155% Lift196% Lift 183% Lift

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Lifts that Last Longer

Product Knowledge Favorability Advocacy-Intent0%

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Control Partygoers Conversation Partners

Product knowledge, favorability and advocacy-intent of the featured product, among hosts, guests, conversation partners and

control, 6 months after a House Party campaign

Source: ChatThreads

“When I saw a commercial for the cooking creme, I literally yelled out loud and said, that's the Philadelphia cooking creme!"

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Lifts in Marketing Receptivity

Post-Campaign Average: 69%

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Lifts in Marketing Receptivity

Unaided Recall Aided Recall Ad Favorability0%

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Control Partygoers Conversation Partners

Source: ChatThreads

Unaided recall, aided recall, and favorability of advertising for the featured product, among partygoers, conversation partners and

control, 6 months after a House Party campaign

Bigger Sales Lifts

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Test/Control Markets MeasureSales Lift

Test Stores

Control Stores

Nielsen Matched panel design for a House Party campaign

Source: The Nielsen Company.

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Test Stores Show Big Sales LiftSales of featured product, in test and control stores, 6 months after

a 15,000 party campaign

Control Stores Test Stores $460,000

$480,000

$500,000

$520,000

$540,000

$560,000

$580,000

$600,000

$519,330

$578,014

11% Sales Lift

Source: The Nielsen Company.

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Millions in Extra Revenue for Extremely High ROI

Millions in extra revenue for extremely high ROI

Percent of sales driven by House Parties 11%

Incremental gross revenue $6,803,706

Incremental gross profit $3,401,853

ROI in gross revenue (revenue/cost) $3.94

ROI in gross profit (profit/cost) $1.97

For every $1 the brand

spent, it got back:

$3.94 in revenue

$1.97 in profit

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Bonus Assets Raise ROI Even Higher

Gross Profitfrom Sales

$3,401,853

UGC $100,000

Opt-ins $70,000

Consumer Insights $20,000

Facebook Likes $40,000

$3,401,853 Gross Profit from Sales

$230,000 Value of Bonus Assets

$3,631,853 Gross Profit(including bonus assets)

$2.11 ROI in Gross Profit(including bonus assets)

Gross profit of a 15,000-party campaign, by deliverable

TalkTrack® Report on Word of Mouth by Triggers

March 2013

© 2013 Keller Fay GroupNot to be quoted or distributed without written

permission

www.kellerfay.com

Key Findings

• After “need,” “good experience” sparks the most earned

• Experience-driven earned is the most credible• Experience-driven earned sparks the most action

– Pass along– Seek more info– Purchase

• Over half of experience-driven earned contains strong buy/try recommendations

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Key TakeawaysEarned is the most powerful media, andExperience-driven is the most powerful earned

Deeper Engagement

of In-Person Experience

Stronger Advocacy

Online

& Off

Bigger

Lifts

In Branding

& Sales

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Thank YouPeter.storck@houseparty.com