Are you ready to manage your company's reputation? - Presentation Transcript
Are you ready to manage your company’s reputation? Presented by Jon Keefe Reputation management May 2009
Why bother with social media?
The average amount of time per day that UK people spend on Twitter.com has more than trebled from less than 10 minutes a year ago to half an hour now. [Source: Hitwise, January 2009]
In August 2008, 14.5m people in the U.K. visited at least one blog, representing 41% of the total U.K. Internet audience.[Source: comScore, Oct 2008]
By 2013, an estimated 52% of Internet users will be regular social network visitors. [Source: eMarketer, February 2009]
The amount of UK web traffic retailers receive from social networks increased by 153% in the first nine months of 2007. [Source: Hitwise, via Econsultancy blog, Oct 2007]
Corporate vs personal motives
Personal social media
Sharing information
Reconnecting with friends
Watching others
No real rules
Corporate social media
Customer Service
Promotional Messages
Shareholder Value
Transparency
Brand Rules
Fuel Individual Social Ego Deliver business goals
Social media planning
5 challenges in enabling your Company
How to convince the powers that be of the value of social media
Finding the space for social media in the business plan
Identifying skills necessary to engage with your audiences
The resource necessary to deliver a SM strategy
Creating the rules of engagement
Convincing the powers that be
Cite referenceable case studies
Dell says Twitter has produced $1 million in revenue over the past year and a half through sale alerts.
Starbucks VIA an original tweet had been retweeted 104 times in the last 24 hours. The total reach of those 104 tweets was 60,220!
Research other corporate social media players
BMW, Zappos shoes, Ford, Starbucks
Build your own case Study
Manchester Airport - Olly Cat Facebook group -740 friends plus Channel 5 News and MEN coverage !
Internal Blog – Prove engagement with peers
Convincing the powers that be
Some names to follow for tips and opportunities
Brian Solis – ( http://www.briansolis.com/ )
Jeff Jarvis – ( www.buzzmachine.com )
Richard Binhammer - Dell ( http://richardatdell.blogspot.com/ )
Michael Brito – Intel ( www.britopian.com )
Chris Brogan – President of New Marketing Labs ( www.chrisbrogan.com )
Scott Monty – Head of social media at Ford. ( www.scottmonty.com )
Websites
www.readwriteweb.com - 100% more influence than its closest rival for the key topic “social media”
www.mashable.com - B log focused exclusively on Web 2.0 and Social Networking news
www.techcrunch.com - a network of technology focused sites offering a wide range of content and new media.
Getting SM into the business plan
Improving stakeholder relationships – Customer Service
www.ideastorm.com
BakerTweet Box - Albion bakery and cafe in east London
Building on the brand values
Twitter
Follow Manchester airport on Twitter and receive live flight arrivals and departures info on demand reinforcing the “ easy and seamless customer first” value
User Generated Content
Crowd sourced reviews on domain i.e. Zappos shoes www.zappos.com
Generating Revenue
www.biofind.com a forum with a proven ad revenue, sponsorship model
Widget advertising – eg blog ads
Cost saving
How much does it cost to do something now and can it be done cheaper via SM?
Drive traffic to a website using SM vs PPC for example
Fielding customer service enquiries at a blog rather than at call centre
Crowd sourced images used as your content via Flickr – www.chesterzoo.org
Identifying the skills necessary
An average Engagement Plan on a weekly basis might include:-
Research and writing blog posts – 7 hours
Commenting and posting on target influencers blogs and forums – 3.5 hours
The MD of KMP Digitata, Jon Keefe presents the case more
The MD of KMP Digitata, Jon Keefe presents the case for companies to use social media as part of the Marketing Strategy, as well as stressing the importance of making sure that your company is ready to manage the workload of social media. less
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