Class Leadership Topic: Brand Advocates

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Class Leadership Presentation Brand Advocates Slide deck created by: Jessica Gahtan

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Class Leadership Presentation

Brand Advocates

Slide deck created by: Jessica Gahtan

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a brand advocate is someone who enjoys your product/service so much

that they’re eager to tell others about it.

Source: Foster, 2014

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MOTIVATIONS & CHARACTERISTICS

Source: Baer, 2015

HIGHLY SATISFIED CUSTOMER.

LONG TERM LOYALTY.

GENUINE DESIRE TO HELP FRIENDS/

FOLLOWERS.

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WHO IS DOING A GOOD JOB IDENTIFYING AND LEVERAGING BRAND ADVOCATES?

Source: Cobb, 2013

Step 1: Determine who and what they are trying to influence

What? Reebok Classic

Who? Young Urban Male

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Trusted for: FASHION.Trusted for: MUSIC

Source: Cobb, 2013

Step 2: Looking for the Right Partners

WHO IS DOING A GOOD JOB IDENTIFYING AND LEVERAGING BRAND ADVOCATES?

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WHO IS DOING A GOOD JOB IDENTIFYING AND LEVERAGING BRAND ADVOCATES?

Involve them in the process.

Source: Cobb, 2013

Step 3: Activate them the right way

Provide them with calendars and info sheets.

WHO IS DOING A GOOD JOB IDENTIFYING AND LEVERAGING BRAND ADVOCATES?

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Source: Cobb, 2013

Result of this strategy:

WHO IS DOING A GOOD JOB IDENTIFYING AND LEVERAGING BRAND ADVOCATES?

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FOUND FASHION EXPERTS.

UNDERSTOOD SOCIAL MEDIA

MEDIUM.

SUPPORTED THEIR BRAND

ADVOCATES.

STRATEGY TIED TO CLEAR GOAL.

Why was it a good attempt at leveraging brand advocates?

WHO IS DOING A GOOD JOB IDENTIFYING AND LEVERAGING BRAND ADVOCATES?

Source: Cobb, 2013

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WHO IS DOING A BAD JOB IDENTIFYING AND LEVERAGING BRAND ADVOCATES?

Source: Phillip, 2014

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DID NOT TARGET CAMPAIGN.

VALUE-LESS REWARD.

NO GOALS OR METRICS.

NO CONTINGENCY.

WHO IS DOING A BAD JOB IDENTIFYING AND LEVERAGING BRAND ADVOCATES?

Why was it a bad attempt at leveraging brand advocates?

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Guidelines: Identifying Brand Advocates

Source: Baer, 2015

Existing, happy customers who are likely already saying good things about

the brand or product.

Individuals who are already influencing the target audience in

a relevant way.

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Guidelines: Engaging Brand Advocates

Source: Cobb, 2013

UNDERSTAND THEM.

INVOLVE THEM.

GIVE THEM FLEXIBILITY.

PROVIDE TOOLS.

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THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!

ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS?

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Discussion Questions • What medium(s) do you use to talk about brands online

(Ex: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, a personal blog), and why?

• What types of brands or products do you think have more vocal brand advocates, and why?

• Name a brand that you have acted as a brand advocate for, and explain what made you want to share your experience with the product/service.

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SourcesBooks

Cundari, A. (2015). Customer-Centric Marketing. Hoboken, New Jersey: Wiley

Films/Videos

Cobb, B. (2013). Reebok: Effectively Influencing [Video]. Retrieved January 6, 2015 from https://vimeo.com/84127480.

Journals/Publications

Jackson, S.J. & Welles, B.F. (2015). Hijacking #myNYPD: Social Media Dissent and Networked Counter-publics. Journal of Communication, 65, 932-952.

Lawer, C. (2006). Customer Advocacy and Brand Management. Journal of Brand Management, 15(2), 121-129.

Online Articles

Walter, E. (2013). Build A Movement, Not A Campaign, And You’ll Ignore Passion In Your Brand’s True Believers. Fast Company. Retrieved from http://www.fastcompany.com/3013166/dialed/build-a-movement-not-a-campaign-and-youll-ignite-passion-in-your-brands-true-believer.

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SourcesOnline Articles (Cont.)

Ford, D. (2014). #D'oh! NYPD Twitter campaign backfires. CNN. Retrieved from www.cnn.com/2014/04/22/tech/nypd-twitter-fail/.

Foster, T. (2014). Seven ways to identify and engaged brand advocates. Forbes. Retrieved from www.forbes.com/sites/theyec/2014/02/20/seven-ways-to-identify-and-engage-brand-advocates/.

Fuggetta, R. (2011). Extreme Brand Advocate Story: “Starbucks Melody” Goes La La for Lattes #Energize. Zuberance. Retrieved from http://www.zuberance.com/zuberrants/blog/extreme-brand-advocate-story-starbucks-melody-goes-la-la-for-lattes-energize.

Phillip, A. (2014). Well, the #MyNYPD hashtag sure backfired quickly. Washington Post. Retrieved from: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2014/04/22/well-the-mynypd-hashtag-sure-backfired-quickly/.

Tran, M. (2014). #myNYPD Twitter callout backfires for New York police department. The Guardian. Retrieved from http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/apr/23/mynypd-twitter-call-out-new-york-police-backfires.