The Social Media Leap (ESOMAR, Berlin 2010).

by Gavin Klose on Nov 26, 2010

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Presentation slides of "The Social Media Leap" research paper delivered at ESOMAR WM3 World Research Conference, Berlin 19 October, 2010. ...

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Presentation slides of "The Social Media Leap" research paper delivered at ESOMAR WM3 World Research Conference, Berlin 19 October, 2010.
Paper and presentation by Dr Karen Nelson-Field (UniSA, Ehrenberg-Bass Institute) and Gavin Klose (Australian innovation agency, Fusion). The paper explores social media marketing current practice and provides nine recommendations for best practice for industry.

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The Social Media Leap (ESOMAR, Berlin 2010). — Presentation Transcript

Dr. Karen Nelson-FieldEhrenberg-Bass Institute for Marketing ScienceUniversity of South AustraliaGavin KloseFusion The Social Media Leap

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The Social Media Leap:Current PracticeFrom quantitative survey>240 organisations

Current Social Media implementation: 9% not a fad and will be a key7component50%highly reactive (self reported) nly 9% properly plannedO nly 39% include into overall mktg planO 9%source information from the Internet6 1%use their own judgement4Very few look to credible research

Current Social Media implementation:They aren’t because senior managers... dont understand it, dont value it, dont have a firm grasp on what it can do

Current Social Media measures: nly 30% use metrics because they alignOBig disconnect between SM and trad metrics 30% use proﬁtability for trad marketing 14% use proﬁtability for social media nteresting....I21%use attitudinal shift for social media

Future Social Media implementation: 8% mktg effort increased in 20105Many say HR is absorbed (no new roles)Most will spend more next year..... 1/5 claim 5-10% budget in 20101/3 claim 5-10% budget in 2011**particularly small organisations

Future Social Media implementation:Biggest barriers to entry... lack of knowledge lack of time lack of organisational culture lack of technology

Future Social Media implementation:Top ‘to do’s... research staff training additional budget organisational culture change

Organisations are largely ill prepared(small at greatest risk)Most plan to spend more/invest more timeYet.... largely unplanned treated as stand alone lack of understanding about measures/effect look to unfounded sources for help/way forward

The Social Media Leap: Illustration Chuck Jones

The Social Media Leap:Best Practice 1. Strive for reach 2. Don’t be too narrow 3. Use brand cues 4. Look for recency 5. Be social 6. Plan with multi-hats 7. Listen(and spy) 8. Ready your troops 9. Start slowly

1. Strive for reach

2. Don’t be too narrow I’m 18-25 years old...

2. Don’t be too narrow I like takeaway

3. Use brand cues

4. Look for recency

5. Be social Content

6. Plan with multi-hats FIND BUY

6. Plan with multi-hats GOOD FIND BUY BAD

6. Plan with multi-hatsGeneration GOODParticipationObservation FIND BUY USE BAD

7. Listen(and spy) bla bla bla bla bla bla your your brand competitors

8. Ready your troops Hoot!

9. Start slowly

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1. Strive for reach 2. Don’t be too narrow 3. Use brand cues 4. Look for recency 5. Be social 6. Plan with multi-hats 7. Listen(and spy) 8. Ready your troops 9. Start slowly Your Social Media Next Steps

Future research: The Sharefactor

Future research: The Sharefactor Engagement/likeability Quantify iceberg effect Shareable content Understanding fans Brand recall

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The Social Media Leap (ESOMAR, Berlin 2010).

by Gavin Klose on Nov 26, 2010

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The Social Media Leap (ESOMAR, Berlin 2010). — Presentation Transcript