Creating A Healthy Influencer Marketing Program

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    1. Creating A Healthy Influencer Marketing Program A.Emre Erşahin 2007
    2. The Brief
      • Identify and recruit “brand ambassadors”
        • Word-of-mouth objectives
        • Influencers who have influence
        • Circle of trust
      • Acquire, satisfy & retain “brand ambassadors”
        • Penetration & seeding power
      • Extract actionable insight from “brand ambassadors”
        • Constant feedback mechanism & measurement
        • Periodic meetings
    3. Target Audience
      • 12-24 age group
        • High schools
        • Colleges & universities
      • Global web culture
        • Networked & hyperlinked
        • Short attention span
        • High consumption speed
        • Music, Sports, Cinema, Dating
      • Distinctive profiles
        • Childish Teenies
        • Techno Savvies
        • Sociable Technophobes
        • Trend Seekers
    4. Underlying Concepts
      • Social Networks
      • Social Capital
      • Sociometry
      • Influencer Marketing
      • A social network is a social structure made of nodes that are tied by one or more specific types of relations
      • In its simplest form, a social network is a map of all of the relevant ties between the nodes being studied.
      • The network can also be used to determine the social capital of individual actors.
      Underlying Concepts
      • Social Networks
      • Social Capital
      • Sociometry
      • Influencer Marketing
      • Social capital is created by a person's location in a structure of relationships.
      • The core idea of social capital theory is that social networks have value.
      • It explains how some people gain more success in a particular setting through their superior connections to other people.
      • “ The spirit of community”
      Underlying Concepts
      • Social Networks
      • Social Capital
      • Sociometry
      • Influencer Marketing
    5. Underlying Concepts
      • Sociometry produces a view, where the attributes of individuals are less important than their relationships and ties with other actors within the network.
      Underlying Concepts
      • Social Networks
      • Social Capital
      • Sociometry
      • Influencer Marketing
    6. Underlying Concepts
      • Influencer marketing is a form of marketing in which focus is placed on specific key individual types rather than the target market as a whole.
      • It identifies the individuals that have influence over potential buyers , and orientates marketing activities around these influencers.
      Underlying Concepts
      • Social Networks
      • Social Capital
      • Sociometry
      • Influencer Marketing
    7. Underlying Concepts
      • Influencers by definition have high social capital
      • Influencer marketing is investment management for social capital.
      • It requires identification of individuals in the network with high social capital to invest and to better influence the whole network.
      Underlying Concepts
      • Social Networks
      • Social Capital
      • Sociometry
      • Influencer Marketing
      Influencer Marketing Sociometry Social Capital
    8. Program Itself Emre Erşahin 2007
    9. Influencer Program Outlook
      • Measure & classify influencers according to their social capital
      • Identify & recruit potential brand advocates with high social capital
      • Create a multilogue sharing platform for influencers
      • Cre ate & nourish desired behavior with awarding
      • Seed products, services, opinion s & trends
      • Create motivation for discussion, sharing & increasing usage
      • Gain and measure performance indicators & v aluable insight from influencer s
      Measure Execute Create Discover
    10. Execution Phases Measure Execute Create Discover Discover target audience and identify & recruit influencers Create influencer concepts & program Program implementation online & offline Measurement of the results and evaluation
    11. How To Discover Social Capital? Social Circles Online Survey References Sociometry Discover Social Capital
    12. How To Discover Social Capital? Social Circles Online Survey References Sociometry
      • An a lgorithm to identify and classify influentials in the brand’s network
        • Connectedness
        • Level of involvement
        • Geographic coverage
        • Online presence
        • Social network participation
      Discover Social Capital
    13. How To Discover Social Capital? Social Circles Online Survey References Sociometry
      • Online social capital survey
        • Attitudes, interests , opinions and activities
        • Digital trace : B logs, social network memberships, twitter, groups, forum s…
        • Check status, number of peers, rankings, ratings , etc…
      • Classify & segment target audience
      Discover Social Capital
    14. How To Discover Social Capital? Social Circles Online Survey References Sociometry
      • What role do you usually play in deciding what to do with your friends?
      • I prefer to hangout by myself, so I can do what I want
      • I usually go along with what my friends decide to do
      • I voice my opinion and we make a decision together
      • I share my plan and often convince my friends to go along
      • I plan activities and my friends come along
      Discover Social Capital
    15. How To Discover Social Capital? Social Circles Online Survey References Sociometry
      • Ask the participants about their friends!
      • Let them invite and comment on their friends
      • Ask the coolest, the most social, most popular person they know and move up the ladder.
      Discover Social Capital
    16. How To Discover Social Capital? Social Circles Online Survey References Sociometry
      • Sociometry is a quantitative method for measuring social relationships
      • "Sociometric explorations reveal the hidden structures that give a group its form: the alliances, the subgroups, the ideological agreements, the ‘stars’ of the show“
      • The end result is the sociomaps explaining the connectivity
      Discover Social Capital
    17. End Result – Meet the Influencers
      • Connectors
      • S ocial glue of networ ks
      • High connectedness, with h ighest number of nodes
      • Variety of nodes, connected to d ifferent kinds of people
      • Mavens
      • O pinion leaders, information brokers, curious minds, expert s
      • They tip connectors with valuable information. They search, read, write, complain, create, and accumulate information
      • Salesmen
      • T he persuaders ,t hey talk more
      • H igher outgoing traffic and more nodes than average
      Connector Childish Teenies Connector Techno Savvies Maven Trend Seekers
    18. End Result – Meet the Influencers
      • Select and introduce the chosen influencers to your company for approval at the end of the 1st phase
      • 500 hand-picked dedicated influencers
        • Interviewed preferably face-to-face
        • Classified & clustered
        • Signed the terms&conditions
      • Influencers receive program kit upon joining
        • ID granting access to events, company, meetings
        • Program manual
        • Limited series apparel
    19. 1st Phase Complete! Measure Execute Create Create influencer concepts & program Program implementation online & offline Measurement of the results and evaluation Discover
    20. How to Create & Motivate Social Capital? Knowledge Gaps Anticipated Reciprocity Increased Recognition Sense of efficacy Create Social Capital
    21. How to Create & Motivate Social Capital? Knowledge Gaps Anticipated Reciprocity Increased Recognition Sense of efficacy Create Social Capital
      • Social capital lives on knowledge & opinion gaps between individuals.
      • Any platform where social capitalists can feed on knowledge gaps attracts social capital
      • Your brand should feed the Influencers with semi-classified info and opportunity to try new products/services
    22. How to Create & Motivate Social Capital? Knowledge Gaps Anticipated Reciprocity Increased Recognition Sense of efficacy Create Social Capital
      • A person is motivated to contribute valuable information to the group in the expectation that s/he will receive useful help and information in return
      • Discussion starts on brand’s current performance and ideas about what it should do next...
    23. How to Create & Motivate Social Capital? Knowledge Gaps Anticipated Reciprocity Increased Recognition Sense of efficacy Create Social Capital
      • All contributors are allowed to create profiles and as their contributions are measured by the community, their reputation increases.
      • For example, points, rating, ranking systems etc.
      • These points gain access to invite-only events & resources, while contributors receive expected points & unexpected gifts
    24. How to Create & Motivate Social Capital? Knowledge Gaps Anticipated Reciprocity Increased Recognition Sense of efficacy Create Social Capital
      • Individuals may contribute valuable information because the act results in a sense of efficacy, that is, a sense that they have had some effect on the outcome
      • Influencers try, test, give feedback & provide new ideas on products/services, etc via moderated or non-moderated discussions
      • Contributions must be awarded
    25. Program Concept - “Backstage”
      • “ Backstage Pass” by definition creates...
        • Knowledge Gaps
        • Sense of efficacy
        • Increased Recognition
      • Backstage is also an invitation-only website
        • The subscribers are only invited after social capital qualification (1st phase)
      • It is the sharing and meeting point of Influencers of your brand
    26. Program Concept - “Backstage”
      • Backstage is an online platform where selected influencers share & discuss habits, tastes, choices, consumption with other influencers
      • Influencers can do a lot in the “Backstage”
        • Write, Comment, Rate, List
        • Share, Recommend, Invite
        • Try, test, review
        • Earn points in exchange
        • Redeem points by select from privileged offers
    27. Program Concept - “Backstage”
      • Harry Potter 6 premier! Watch before everyone. Join
      • Listen to Kasabian latest album in London. Go
      • Join Raikonnen press conference before the race! Join
      • Talk to the marketing team for your ideas. Talk
      Hello Emre! Haven’t seen you for a while... Last visit: 3 weeks ago 304 points. 23 backstage friends Edit profile Your Exclusive Video Messages
      • Help us decide which product to launch first?
      • Try the new website for a week!
      • Review the latest & rate previous posts
      • Invite friends over...
      • We want you to join our meeting!
      • You won a F1 ticket, collect more for VIP pass.
      • Re: Backstage Meeting on Saturday
      Your Messages Your opinion needed! Collect points with your opinion!
      • Cem has been writing on rates. Read it.
      • Murat visited the company for a meeting. Ask him.
      • Ebru tried the latest product before anyone. Read it.
      Catch Up with friends...
      • Active friends : Murat, Cem, Ömer, Emre, See all .
      • Friends who need wake up call : Ebru, Selim. Send SMS
      • Friends invited : Kerim, Ali, Can. Resend invitation
      Your Friends Read Watch Rate Write Try Invite Exclusive offers for you. Redeem Points!
      • Listen to unreleased albums
      • Choose the name of the upcoming service
      • Help design the university events
      • Be the first to try new products
    28. 2nd Phase Complete! Measure Execute Program implementation online & offline Measurement of the results and evaluation Discover Create
    29. How to Satisfy Social Capital? Context Rewarding Redemption Privilege Satisfy Social Capital
    30. How to Satisfy Social Capital? Context Rewarding Redemption Privilege Satisfy Social Capital
      • The context is important in social capital .
      • Close knit groups have the power to magnify the epidemic .
      • Facilitating and nourishing “Circle of trust” is key
        • Influencers from a city
        • Those who tried one product
        • Blogger influencers
        • Critic influencers
    31. How to Satisfy Social Capital? Context Rewarding Redemption Privilege Satisfy Social Capital
      • Sense of efficacy is not enough
      • Influencers must get instant awards by filling up questionnaires, posting, commenting, sharing, and by inviting friends to the invitation-only backstage
      • Existing brnad loyalty schemes can be integrated
      • Attendance is also rewarded
        • Offline & Online
      • Expected & Unexpected rewards
    32. How to Satisfy Social Capital? Context Rewarding Redemption Privilege Satisfy Social Capital
      • Instant awards aren’t enough
      • Music, sports events tickets
      • Last minute free tickets by surprise
      • Joining a company marketing meeting
      • “ Once in a life-time” experiences during sponsored events, etc.
    33. How to Satisfy Social Capital? Context Rewarding Redemption Privilege Satisfy Social Capital
      • Invitations to movie premiers
      • Access to restricted areas
      • Hand-shake with celebrities
      • Meet with company C-Level
      • Fast-lane to events
      • Mini concierge
      • New service trials
      • Semi-classified info
      • etc.
    34. 3rd Phase Complete! Measure Measurement of the results and evaluation Discover Create Execute
    35. How to Measure Social Capital? Reach Decisions Human Capital Measure Social Capital Quality
    36. How to Measure Social Capital? Quality Reach Decisions Human Capital Measure Social Capital
      • Measure brand usage & attitude
      • Are influencers still influencing?
      • Did we invest in the right social capital?
      • Are there better social capital investment opportunities?
      • Check portfolio strategy in terms of composition
    37. How to Measure Social Capital? Reach Decisions Human Capital Measure Social Capital
      • What is the impact of our influencers?
      • How many people are we influencing?
      • Can we utilize and direct our influencer network better?
        • Geographically
        • Campus based
        • Cluster based
      • How many more influencers do we need?
      Quality
    38. How to Measure Social Capital? Reach Decisions Human Capital Measure Social Capital
      • Measure to justify visionary opinions by asking them
      • Quantitative ideas about services, products, etc.
      • Growing numbers of backstage influencers will enable test marketing
      • Panel measurement allows for discussion around certain topics and provides qualitative actionable insight
      Quality
    39. How to Measure Social Capital? Reach Decisions Human Capital Measure Social Capital
      • Convert Social Capital to Human Capital
      • Backstage is also a trojan recruitment mechanism
      • There is a constant job interview going on
      • Dedicated Influencers may be your employees should they prove to “make the most of influence”
      Quality
    40. 4th Phase Complete! Discover Create Execute Measure
    41. Thank You!
      • Just wanted to share with all of you one of my well thought presentations with the hope of inspiring a few brands for doing better influencer marketing programs.
      • Thank You!
      • A.Emre Erşahin
      • [email_address]

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