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House Party at DBS: All Earned Media is Not Created Equal: Winning Hearts, Minds and Wallets through...
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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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Unique people reached by, and typical CPMs of, select major media
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%
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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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