Managing Your Social Media Brand

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Managing Your Social Media Brand

Dix & Eaton

June 2009

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Social media scale

1. All social networks are blocked at my office

2. Understand the basics of SM, but not sure how or if it fits my organization

3. Well versed, but just for personal use

4. Lots of ideas, just need some time and funding

5. Integrated into our marketing program

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Agenda

Today’s trends

How to approach a social media program

Case studies

What’s next?

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Trends

Overall growth, participation by corporations

Building a community

ROI

Integration into overall marketing mix

Staffing roles

Micromedia

Engagement strategy

New monitoring tools

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Trends

Overall growth, participation by corporations

– 2/3 of world’s Internet population visits a social network or blogging site, accounts for almost 10% of all Internet time

– 59% of senior marketing executives expect to decrease traditional marketing budgets; 63% plan to increase budget for interactive, digital marketing programs

Of print, broadcast, and online journalists– 48% use LinkedIn, 45% use Facebook to assist in reporting– 68% use blogs to keep up on issues or topics of interest– 86% use company Web sites, 71% use Wikipedia, 46% use

blogs to research an organization

Stats from Nielsen and The Society for New Communications Research and Middleberg Communications

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Trends

Integration into overall marketing mix

PRESS ROOM

FACEBOOK

BLOG

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Trends

Staffing roles– Low OOP, but high time commitment

– Customer service function

– Social media guidelines

• Corporate accounts vs. personal accounts

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Twitter in real life

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Trends

Launched in 2006

Fastest-growing community site: 1,200% increase in visits April ’09 vs. April ’08

More unique visitors than NYtimes.com and WSJ.com in April ’09

What are you doing? Who cares?

What are you doing? ►What do you know?

TweetDeck

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ROI: Return on Investment or Risk of Ignoring?

Can’t measure non-traditional media using traditional measurement tools and techniques

No silver bullet for social media measurement Define goals of program, then determine which metrics matter

most:

– Increased share of voice

– Message penetration

– Number of new members to network

– Number of positive conversations about brand

– Lead generation

– Customer satisfaction scores

– Increased sales

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Free monitoring tools

TECHNORATI BLOG SEARCHGOOGLE BLOG SEARCH

TWITTER SEARCH BACKTYPE

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Paid monitoring tools

RADIAN 6 CRIMSON HEXAGON

TECHRIGY SCOUT LABS

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D&E social media process

SWARM (Social Web Analysis and Reputation Management)– Listen

• Online monitoring

– Define goals/strategy

• Level of engagement

– Execute

• Targeting

• Integration

– Measure progress

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Online reputation monitoring & analysis

SHARE OF VOICE

WHERE CONVERSATIONS HAPPENED

TOPIC TRENDS

CONVERSATION TONE

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Social media program development Develop program based on findings from listen-and-learn

phase Determine where efforts make most sense Find the right outlets for that outreach

DETERMINE TOOLS DETERMINE OUTLETS

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Customer communities

FORUMS

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Sales generation & CRM

ONLINE COMMUNITY

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Investor relations

TWITTER

BLOG

YOUTUBE

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Event promotion

TWITTER FACEBOOK

BLOGGER RELATIONS

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Social media as a news source

TWITTER

CEO BLOG

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Crisis response

YOUTUBE

WALL STREET JOURNAL

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What’s next?

Continuous growth Further integration and niche strategies Mobile marketing Ubiquitous social networks

– Universal identities

– Social influence defining marketing

– Business model – social influence defines market value

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Where to start?

Try some social media tools (engage, don’t just passively participate)

Get involved in Cleveland Social Media Club Conduct 30-day listen-and-learn analysis of your company

(and its competitors)– Who: Who is talking about your company?– What: What are they saying about you?– Where: Which social media channels are they using?– When: Is the conversation random, event-driven, cyclical?– Why: Are they praising you? Upset about an issue? Reacting

to an experience with a customer service rep? Develop social media plan that addresses the 5W’s, meets

your measurement objectives and integrates with other communications activities

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Resources

Blogs update Altitude Branding http://

altitudebranding.com/ Global Neighbourhoods http://

redcouch.typepad.com/weblog/ Convince and Convert http://

www.convinceandconvert.com/ Shannon Paul’s Very Official Blog

http://veryofficialblog.com/ Chris Brogan http://

www.chrisbrogan.com/ The BrandBuilder Blog http://

thebrandbuilder.wordpress.com/ Smart Blogs http://

smartblogs.com/socialmedia/

Books Groundswell

Charlene Li & Josh Bernoff The New Rules of Marketing

& PRDavid Meerman Scott

Naked ConversationsRobert Scoble & Shel Israel

Social MediaTrevor Cook & Lee Hopkins

Call to ActionJeffery & Bryan Eisenberg

Buzz Marketing & Blogs for DummiesSusannah Gardner

The Cluetrain ManifestoChristopher Locke, Doc Searls, Rick Levine & David Weinberger

The Long TailChris Anderson

Small is the New BigSeth Godin

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Dix & Eaton blogs

@D_and_E

Communication Matters – CEO Scott Chaikin’s perspective on issues that impact the communications profession -- and vice versa.

StreetTalk – A view from the intersection of Wall Street and Main Street from Dix & Eaton Managing Director Rob Berick.

Media Inner View – Vice President David Hertz was a journalist for 20 years, including 15 years as a Pulitzer prize-winning editor at the Akron Beacon Journal.

Measurement PR-spectives – Chuck Hemann, research manager, on measurement, ROI, competitive intelligence, and the role of research in public relations.

Three P's – Gregg LaBar, a senior vice president, on communicating the Three P's of Sustainability: People, Planet and Profit.

– From the home page, click on How We Think.

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Kevin PoorSVP/Creative Director 216-241-4610kpoor@dix-eaton.com@kpoor

Chuck Hemann Research Manager216-241-2147chemann@dix-eaton.com@chuckhemann

Contact Information

Christina KlenoticVice President216-241-4607cklenotic@dix-eaton.com@cklenotic

Lisa ZoneSenior Vice President216-241-4629lzone@dix-eaton.com@lzone

Questions?

Managing Your Social Media Brand

Dix & Eaton

June 2009