PRSA 2013 Pre-Conference: Managing the Non-Market Environment & Social Media

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Managing the Non-Market Environment & Social Media Noah Krusell Chief Analytics & Innovation Officer PRSA 2013 Pre-Conference

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This presentation from Noah Krusell, Chief Analytics & Innovation Officer, evolve24, shows staggering financial repercussions that can result from unplanned events, including a chart that illustrates the billions of dollars lost by various companies due in part to activists via social media.

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Managing the Non-Market Environment & Social Media

Noah Krusell Chief Analytics & Innovation Officer

PRSA 2013 Pre-Conference

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Example of a simple business ecosystem

Characteristics:•Interactions are voluntary•Controlled process of interaction

Market Environment

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Non-Market Environment

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Challenge for Public Relations Pros

Managing the situations resulting from firm strategy is not easy.

•Reputation damage•Loss of trust•Decreased license to operate•Loss of customers, suppliers•Erosion of competitive advantage•Severe financial ramifications•Value destruction

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Non-Market Financial Effects

Company

Issue Call to Action ResultFinancial Impact

Monsanto

GMOsActivist / Public

Resistance

Inability to fund

Celebrex

Spin-off / Celebrex

Revenues (> $5B)

BP

Safety Concerns

(Deepwater Horizon)

Regulators Fine / Limit Licenses

RESTORE Act$4B – 15B fines

and increase license fees

J&JInfant

TylenolCaregivers Recall

Removed from shelves

$1B lost revenue,

switching, re-introduction costs

ToyotaBrake Recall

Consumer / Regulators Recall

Recalled cars

$>2B lost earnings,

decrease demand / price premium

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Social media has created a power shift.•Organizing instrument for collective action•Offsets financing asymmetry between corporation and public•Given control and voice to interests

Financial implications for business•Increased risk of damage to firm reputation •Need for new management approaches•Need for new core competencies

What’s Changed?

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social media increases•proliferation of issues•dissemination of messages•public awareness and activation•attention from government & public arenas

What’s Changed?ECOSYSTEM

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social media increases•ability of traditional media to advocate•ability of traditional media to treat coverage

What’s Changed?MEDIA INFLUENCE

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social media increases•constituents ability to organize and rally•politicians ability to hear and be heard

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What’s Changed?POLITICS

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social media increases•ability to disseminate agenda•ability to organize (costs / geographies)

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What’s Changed?ACTIVISTS

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Solution

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Want to Learn More?

Schedule a free consultation.

Heather Bartel | [email protected]

www.evolve24.com

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About evolve24

Who We Are

• 35+ employees- Data Scientists

- Research Analysts

- Client Services

- Business Analysts

- Industry Experts

- IT Leaders

Mission: Become the most trusted strategic advisor to move companies beyond social media monitoring to social intelligence

• Trusted strategic advisors

• Committed to quality service

• Continuously evolving

• Innovation Lab – dedicated to next-generation research methods

• Fun to work with

www.evolve24.com

An audience understanding company providing integrated traditional and social media intelligence solutions

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Every business is unique. We create customized solutions to advance your specific business objectives.

• Audience Segmentation Analysis• Emotion/Behavioral Drivers Study• Crisis Monitoring & Analysis• Emerging Issues & Trends Report

(Speed and Velocity)

• Influencer Analysis

Social Research Reports

What We Do

Strategic Consulting

Comprehensive Social Research

Customized Reporting

Advanced Metrics

Listening Platform

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Ask us what we can do for you. We offer a wide

variety of reports and analyses.

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Trusted Advisor to Executive Teams

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“The depth of insights still has people around here buzzing. Where next?” – Social Media Manager, Purina

“Thank you for the immediate support. We don’t get that quality of service from just anyone.” – Corporate Communications, BMW

“The perfect chart for a presentation I’m doing. Thanks for the new capability!” – Director of Social Media, Cargill

“This is excellent work. Let’s expand.– Communications Director, GE