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India Against Corruption

The Social Media Story

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Regular chap in a regular jobLiving a 9-5 life but always tried to walk the extra mile

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Where it startedAugust –November 2010, a campaign against corruption in

Commonwealth Games. Became a repository for related content

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Spreading the word through freebiesSticker of Commonwealth Jhel at a car in Chembur, Mumbai

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Visual BrandingAakash Sharma, a senior advertising professional from Lowe Lintas and McCan Ericsson designed the simple yet instantly recognisable logo

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Social Media increases footprint30 January 2011 – Solidarity meet in support of India Against Corruption

at Union Square Park, New York

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Instant Connect30 January 2011 – Overwhelming response to our call in better e-connected cities like Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Chandigarh

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Content is kingLike in other mediums, creativity counts and returns are great

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Community BuildingEmpathise, reach out, offer help – in other words, provide speedy

customer service

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ConsistencyBig brands are not built in a day, consistency in service and uniformity of

message is important

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Facts and Figures634,895 likes | 52,253,222 friends of fans | 102,028 interactions |

2,295,838 people reached

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Social media requires participationIn return, it makes you more credible. If they see you, they trust you

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@janlokpalTwitter is undoubtedly the most potent social media vehicle for

individuals, organisations, brands

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Among the top brandsSince September 2011, @Janlokpal has consistently been among top 10

most influential Indian brands on twitter, best position - No. 2

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Facts and Figures217,051 followers | 15,093 tweets

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Key Takeaways

• Zero budget but not zero effort• Consistency of messaging and engagement• Top management involvement• Involving the audience• Geo-targeting• Content – trial and error

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Don’t preach, communicateSocial media is egalitarian, everybody is a peer. Go on, make friends, sell

your idea, it doesn’t cost much!

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Keep in touch

[email protected]/shivendravats