The document discusses Twitter and social media in Australia. It provides statistics on Twitter growth in Australia in 2011 and user demographics. It also outlines strategies for companies to use Twitter effectively for marketing and customer service, including case studies. Key takeaways are focusing content to be interesting and relevant to the target audience, and encouraging sharing through contests or responding to customer needs.
4. Grew 800, 000 new users in 2011 (almost
doubling numbers)
Australians send an average 234 million
tweets per month.
Twitter is the 3rd most popular network
amongst social media users- Facebook=
97%; LinkedIn= 16% and Twitter= 14%
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Source: Sysomos http://www.sysomos.com/insidetwitter/geography
5. Sensis Social Media Report [pdf]
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6. Customer service Celebrities
@stephenfry
@telstra
@qantasairways Television
@eleven_tv
Promotion @dan_harmon
@RexonaAU Business
@iSpyLevis @stevieenglish
Personal/Networking
Broadcast
@servantofchaos
@theage @ozdj
@vicroads
Dell
Follow Dell on Twitter
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8. Sensis Social Media Report [pdf]
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13. Upload a profile image (stylised Secure a username
logo, photo, hero pic)
Write a bio and link to
a page with more
information
Write an introductory tweet
(acknowledge if you’re in for a
slow start)
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14. For multiple search
terms, put quotations
around exact phrases
Search by location
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15. Enter search query
and hit enter
Save the search to
your dashboard
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17. Retweet interesting and relevant information Follow other accounts
Start conversations
Share your information
Have some fun!
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18. A Twitter account is part of your digital
footprint, regardless of activity, so make sure
it’s a step in the right direction
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19. MAKING AN IMPACT
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20. - Dick Costello , Chief Executive of Twitter
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22. Sensis Social Media Report [pdf]
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27. 70% of online Consumer reviews 61% of people 67% of
consumers are nearly 12 rely on user shoppers spend
trust opinions of times more reviews for more online after
unknown users trusted than product recommendation
descriptions from information or s from online
manufacturers research before community of
buying friends
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Econsultancy July 2009, eMarketer Feb 2010, Razorfish 2008, Internet Retailer September 2009
28. Challenge
Encourage trial and create social buzz
amongst the target audience for
TRESemmé Glimmer
Approach
Mindshare monitored Twitter for mentions of
“bad hair day” and @TRESemmeInsider
contacted relevant targets to surprise them
with a free hair care pack. Facebook
advocates were also rewarded with ad hoc
surprise gift packs.
Results
Through tweets, Instagram and Facebook
posts, each Surprise & Delight target
generated an average of 700 positive WOM
impressions about their TRESemmé
Glimmer experience
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29. Find a reason for your audience to talk about
you by asking yourself why would they care
and why would they share #OMXMel2012
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33. Challenge
Encourage Australian sports fans to cheer
on their team with #noquit hashtag on
Twitter.
Approach
Mindshare created the @RexonaAU
account to generate positive mentions of
support during F1, State of Origin and other
key sporting moments. Sponsored tweets
extend the reach of activity to users
searching for relevant sporting terms and
friends of existing followers
Results
The 3 month campaign generated 533,000
impressions with over 7,000
retweets, replies, mentions and clicks from
Australian Twitter users.
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36. Targeted by interest:
Interests algorithmically determined by the
accounts a user currently follows
Advertisers refine algorithmic targeting with
interest-based keywords
Geo-targeting available at the country-level
Cost per follow (CPF) pricing:
Pay only when a user becomes a follower
Second price auction pricing
build loyalty | grow incremental earned media | increase exposure
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37. Targeting:
In search results leveraging real-time
intent
In timelines to your followers or users
who are similar to your followers
Coming soon in profiles
Uses a built-in ad quality filter
combining relevance, engagement
and the age of a tweet
Cost per engagement (CPE) pricing:
Pay only when a user engages –
defined as a click, favourite, retweet or
reply
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38. Fixed Placement:
Exclusive unit in the Trends module on
the user’s home timeline page
797,500 average daily AU impressions
Average engagement rate is .30% on
the Trend
5% - 7% on the related Promoted
Tweet
Increased demand:
One advertiser per 24 hour day
Fixed price for AU Promoted Trend
reserved on a first come, first served
basis for a given date
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39. Know how your audience uses Twitter to
create your own opportunities #OMXMel2012
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40. What about me?
DO’s DON’Ts
1. Be consistent. 1. Don’t be a spammer.
2. Be targeted. 2. Don’t be neglectful.
3. Be a follower. 3. Don’t be disrespectful.
4. Be a team player. 4. Don’t be shy.
5. Be interesting. 5. Don’t be fake.
6. Be careful. 6. Don’t be scared.
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41. Connect with me
@mab397
mandibateson
Sydney, Australia
(+61) 2 9287 8400
Mindshare Australia
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Editor's Notes
http://www.sysomos.com/insidetwitter/geography
Twitter works best with an always-on strategy which is able to adapt (or at least appear to adapt) to the world around it. This isn’t a place to set up an account just for the one campaign
What type of brand suits Twitter?The content creators like Nike, communities like Huggies, opportunists like RexonaNotice I’m not talking about the product but the intention and purpose – I wouldn’t say Twitter is perfect for a deodorant brand but I can say that Twitter suits Rexona’s strategy for the #noquit campaign
If your audience expects you to be on Twitter you may find yourself fielding customer service queries. While it may be faster than you anticipated, it would be worse to have an incident like Qantas and their engine over Singapore bring you into social
Success with promoted products comes from using relevant hashtags. It’s harder to create interest around your own hashtag so take the opportunity to use existing interest in other hashtags.
ChallengeEncourage Australian sports fans to cheer on their team with #noquithashtag on Twitter. ApproachMindshare created the @RexonaAU account to generate positive mentions of support during F1, State of Origin and other key sporting moments. Sponsored tweets extend the reach of activity to users searching for relevant sporting terms and friends of existing followers. ResultsThe 3 month campaign generated 533,000 impressions with over 7,000 retweets, replies, mentions and clicks from Australian Twitter users.
ChallengeEncourage Australian sports fans to cheer on their team with #noquit hashtag on Twitter. ApproachMindshare created the @RexonaAU account to generate positive mentions of support during F1, State of Origin and other key sporting moments. Sponsored tweets extend the reach of activity to users searching for relevant sporting terms and friends of existing followers. ResultsThe 3 month campaign generated 533,000 impressions with over 7,000 retweets, replies, mentions and clicks from Australian Twitter users.
Be consistent – keep your avatar, images are strong, don’t change your name oftenBe targeted – ok to have separate accounts if you can be botheredBe a follower – don’t just broadcast, more cut through if you interactBe a team player – attribute links and thoughts, RT/HT/viaBe interesting – whatever that means to your audienceBe careful – Twitter machine can spread inaccurate info fastDon’t be a spammer – if you have a message to get across do it wellDon’t be neglectful – if you forget about Twitter it will forget about youDon’t be disrespectful – if you’re hot tempered don’t fire off something without thinking of the consequencesDon’t be shy – start a conversationDon’t be fake – you will be caught out. EventuallyDon’t be scared – it’s ok to be new to Twitter and to make mistakes