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    1. Getting Social – Rules of Engagement
      • Reggie Bradford CEO
      • Vitrue
      • In April Facebook crossed 300 million unique visitors per month and Twitter hit 32 million (up an incredible 70% from March) comScore
      • On average people spend 169 per month per user on Facbeook comScore
      • Social networking is now more popular than e mail (Nielsen, March 2009)
      • The social web is where consumers are gravitating
      Social Media – Ubiquitous for Consumers
      • 78% of consumers trust the opinions of peers over all other information sources and advertising (Nielsen, 2008)
      • Savvy companies need to tap into the power of social actions that act as megaphones for brand endorsement
      • Companies should encourage their employees to speak – age of authenticity and helps build brand and give company character/dimension
      • Social media is part of the fabric of how we now communicate with our family, friends, colleagues, prospects, etc..
      Marketers are Taking Notice
      • Do need to publish guidelines – like any public company there are rules for disclosure (proprietary, sensitive info that cannot be discussed)
      • Encourage people to use common sense and not to post competitive info, brag or damage – but you do need enforceable guidelines – we all know sexual harassment is wrong but does not stop people from doing it – so you need a policy in place to point to
      • Some companies have a “three strikes you are out” policy - raise flag, are you sure you understand this is over the line, ok stop talking you are in violation
      Considerations
      • As social media matures people need to understand their personal voice and their corporate voice – as we are increasingly interconnected our identities meld and we need to ensure we are speaking in a manner that is well rounded – use mediums of social media as you see fit
      • Be conscious of your digital fingerprint
      Considerations
      • The brand’s social presence (official Twitter, Facebook, etc..) should be created and managed by marketing and PR leads
      • Like any communication from the company this has a set of standards that need to be reinforced so over time the brand means something – has a value that people can describe
      • Should be integrated as the core to marketing communication strategies – innovative marketers from CNN to VW integrating vanity social URLs/handles into traditional marketing vehicles
      Social Media as the Fulcrum
      • Fundamentally understand that your brand needs to be there – people will be talking about your brand if you are there are not
      • Harness and cultivate the conversation
      • Find tools that help you listen, speak, analyze and react
      • Twitter is especially rapid and can ignite quickly
      • Twitter is delivering powerful insights and results
      What Marketers Need to Know
      • KFC - responsive when the Grilled Chicken Giveaway could not fulfill orders – they were there – they were human – they were real
      • Dominos – employee video caused a lot of stir – brand reacted quickly and issued statements back using the medium of social media
      • Motrin – J+J heard this small but powerful group on Twitter - The ‘Motrin Moms' campaign, a fraction of the total audience had an uproar – but if you have consumers passionate enough to stand up and be heard marketers should use it to develop a more proactive dialogue
      Brand Examples
      • Dell – has shown direct sales/profit from Twitter
        • cited $3M in sales from Twitter followers who clicked through its posts to make purchase
      • Naked Pizza - “betting the farm” on its Twitter presence
        • last week 69% of sales generated during one- day Twitter advertising blitz
      Brand Examples
      • Social media is a 24/7 focus group
      • You need the tools and staff to monitor and react let alone engage
      • Social media provides a powerful ROI
      • Don’t underestimate social media – it is a long-term commitment with huge rewards
      What marketers need to know

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