Keys To Successful Social Network Implementations Suzanne Carawan

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    1. Program Agenda: •  Basics of Social Strategy •  Social Strategy Process •  Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers Case Study •  Questions Keys to Successful Social Network Implementations Suzanne Carawan VP Marketing & Strategy Higher Logic
    2. To Thine Own Self Be True DEFINING IMPLEMENTATION
    3. What is Implementation? •  “We are going to start playing with social networking software” •  “Our intern set up our Facebook page and it’s doing pretty well…I guess” •  “Our members use LinkedIn so we’re going to go with that” •  “We’ll think about it [social networking] in 2010 and probably budget for it in 2011—until then we are going to use Twitter”
    4. Apples and Oranges, or All Orange? •  Twitter •  Facebook •  LinkedIn •  Plaxo •  Private Social Network •  Organization Website •  Email Marketing
    5. What Are We Implementing? •  “Social networking” is not one tool that an organization buys or builds •  Reframe and Refocus –  We are implementing a new program or initiative that is executed through using new technology tools and marketing methods to influence the behavior of a target population to affect business performance.
    6. What Makes for Successful Implementations THE KEYS
    7. Key One: Implementing a New Program •  Elements of Programs or Initiatives –  Defined Purpose –  Stated Goals and Objectives –  Executive Sponsorship –  Defined Managers –  Defined Processes and Procedures for Continuous Quality Management –  Methods for Creation and Innovation –  Milestones or Ways to Define Success –  Measurable Real Implementation of Social Networking: We are implementing a new program or initiative that is executed through using new technology tools and marketing methods to influence the behavior of a target population to affect business performance.
    8. Key One: Implementing a New Program •  Characteristics of Programs or Initiatives –  Owned by many –  Organizationally supported –  Designed for long-term –  Requires building of internal capacity –  Intent is to be self-sufficient –  Intent is to be sustainable –  Intent is to align with other organizational goals to bring about continuous positive growth over time Real Implementation of Social Networking: We are implementing a new program or initiative that is executed through using new technology tools and marketing methods to influence the behavior of a target population to affect business performance.
    9. Key Two: Executing a Social Networking Program •  Identify stakeholders •  Assess internal capacity •  Identify budget –  Technology –  Capacity Building –  Marketing Communications •  Assign staff •  Plan, Act, Assess. Plan, Act, Assess. Real Implementation of Social Networking: We are implementing a new program or initiative that is executed through using new technology tools and marketing methods to influence the behavior of a target population to affect business performance.
    10. Key Three: Technology Tools •  What’s the right combination for you? •  Technology choices depend on: –  Integration with existing systems –  Interoperability –  Knowledge management –  Brand awareness –  Brand management –  Recruitment –  Retention –  Non-Dues Revenue Real Implementation of Social Networking: We are implementing a new program or initiative that is executed through using new technology tools and marketing methods to influence the behavior of a target population to affect business performance.
    11. Key Four: Marketing Methods •  What are we actually implementing? –  Bringing a new product or service to market •  Marketing fundamentals: –  4 Ps (price, product, promotion, placement) –  Demand creation –  Consumer behavior –  Influence marketing •  Go-to-market (GTM) strategy •  Integrated marketing campaigns (IMC) •  Marcomm execution tasks Real Implementation of Social Networking: We are implementing a new program or initiative that is executed through using new technology tools and marketing methods to influence the behavior of a target population to affect business performance.
    12. Key Five: Influencing User Behavior What We Need: How We Do It: •  Awareness •  Setting Expectations •  User Adoption •  Ownership –  New tools •  Building Capacity –  New business •  Setting Challenges practices –  New mindset •  Public Praise •  User Engagement •  Rewards –  Consistency –  Excellence
    13. Key Five: Influence the Behavior •  Organizational Framework: –  Coaching –  Facilitating –  Advocating –  Supporting –  Praising •  Organizational Skill: Talent Management Real Implementation of Social Networking: We are implementing a new program or initiative that is executed through using new technology tools and marketing methods to influence the behavior of a target population to affect business performance.
    14. Key Six: Target Population •  Who are you influencing? •  What are you influencing them to do? •  How will they know? •  When will they know? Real Implementation of Social Networking: We are implementing a new program or initiative that is executed through using new technology tools and marketing methods to influence the behavior of a target population to affect business performance.
    15. Key Seven: Business Performance •  What is the primary driver when going to market? –  Retention –  Recruit new members –  Non-dues revenue –  Increase event attendees •  Define short-term objectives •  Focused support and IMCs around these objectives Real Implementation of Social Networking: We are implementing a new program or initiative that is executed through using new technology tools and marketing methods to influence the behavior of a target population to affect business performance.
    16. Top 10 Reasons Implementations Falter 1.  Treat social networking like an IT project 2.  Little stakeholder buy-in and support 3.  Low capacity and plan for building capacity 4.  Focus on execution before strategy 5.  Technology tools that disrupt current systems 6.  Lack of member data used in planning, implementation & assessment 7.  Lack of strategic marketing plan 8.  Lack of demand creation 9.  Talking to the member masses instead of targeted groups 10. Focus on long-term business value instead of creating short-term measurable business objectives
    17. Plan the Work. Work the Plan. PLAYBOOK
    18. Get Ready •  Data Assessment –  Email addresses –  Categorization of people –  Demographics and Psychographics –  Taxonomies (tagging) •  Landscape Assessment –  Pulse on the membership –  Member satisfaction survey –  Website, email marketing, reports—stats •  Technographics Assessment –  Who’s Doing What –  What/How are they Using –  What Mental Models Do They Know
    19. Get Set •  Find Your People –  Stakeholders –  Advocates (staff, volunteer leaders, senior executives) –  Partners (technology providers, consultants, service providers) –  Support Group •  Get Your Gear –  Technology tools –  Examples, models, samples –  Workbooks, white board, paper, laptop
    20. Go! •  Create the marketing plan •  Implement the technology •  Create the content •  Create the GTM plan •  Execute the GTM plan •  Celebrate!!!
    21. Next Step: •  Management of Social Networking Programs Thursday, October 29th @ 2 pm eastern Scott Hammond VP Business Development Nattergalen Register: www.higherlogic.com
    22. Suzanne Carawan Vice President, Marketing & Strategy Higher Logic suzanne@higherlogic.com 202.360.4468

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