Nintendo threw a Wii Fit party at her house for her and 10 friends.
Then gave 5 sets of Wiis 5 Wii Fits to her to give away.
She blogged her involvement.
Stressed that she wasn't being paid:
“ I work very hard to make sure you can trust that what I say here is in no way influenced by advertisers or corporations who are trying to reach a bunch of eyeballs.”
ROI? 3700%
Armstrong said she’d select 5 winners at random from people that commented on her post.
Got 42,232 comments. Her community thought she was giving them something useful – and they passed that on.
Great for her, great for Nintendo.
Cost to Nintendo (of products) $1000
Nintendo only had to sell 11 Wiis from this promotion, to break even.
An ROI of 3700%!
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Be prepared Image by Roger Eickholt
200,000 views with zero effort
The photo on Roger Eickholt's Flickr page got shared on social media sites
More than 200,000 people viewed it in one day.
Nobody told Eickholt.
Only when the press contacted him did check his Flickr account and find he’d acquired new audience.
100+ added him to their lists of favorite Flickr users
They get notified every time he posts a new photo.
Reddit.com topped the referrals
What interests us…
Few know what type of photograph, video or news is to explode
"It just seems so random," Eickholt said.
Eickholt doesn't even consider this among his best pictures. "It's interesting, I suppose," he said. "But it's not photographically that great, you know. It's not technically great.“
Got him on the books of Rex Features.
B2B? SAP transforms itself
In 2002 World’s 3 rd largest software company SAP planed to transform itself through social media
Built an open platform to involve developers inside and outside the company
Developer network aimed at increasing adoption of SAP products and education of new customers by existing customers
Increased perceived value of products
Results
Membership rose 340K to 750K in 15 months
Page views grew 75m (to 150m) in two years
Up to 3000 have created software guides etc to help other customers. They are rated by community and rewarded by SAP.
60% active contributors are not SAP employees
4000 posts daily
Customer satisfaction up from 4.11 to 4.24/5
SAP transformed
“ SAP was viewed as rigid, monolithic, overly process-oriented. Our communities have dramatically shifted that view…
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