Author: Brian Giesen, Strategy Director at Ogilvy
Brian discusses why social media and word of mouth marketing are important to business, what the ingredients of digital influence and the measurement options are.
This speech was given at the Adknowledge social media conference in Sydney.
14. Why Does Social Media Matter?
Boost Search “Share of Voice”
Most Influential = 9%
High = 20%
Most Influential
High
Medium
Low
Medium = 13%
Low = 58%
Whose talking about their Sleep Number?
15. Anatomy of an Australian Marketer Circa NOW
(PR Pro figure)
19. Assessing Influence
• Blogs & Twitter • Message Boards & Forums
– Number of inbound links – Breadth of boards
– Frequency/timeliness of posts – Quantity and timeliness of activity
– Followers & subscribers – Search engine visibility
– Number and content of comments – Affiliation
– Affiliation of author – Membership numbers
– Search engine visibility – Traffic
– Traffic
– RSS feed subscriptions • Social Networks
– Membership numbers
• Videos & Photo Communities – Types of community features present
– Number of views and downloads (e.g., profiles, blogs, video, message
– Number and content of comments boards)
– Ratings/peer assessment – Activity level on features
– Relevant groups – Affiliation
– Number of subscribers – Search engine visibility
– Number of inbound links
21. Why Measure?
• Demonstrate success of a campaign
• Optimize campaign week to week to ensure
best possible outcomes
• Today’s economy requires us to show the ROI
of social media
22. Conversation Impact Dashboard Summary
Metric / Funnel Goal > Data Aware- Considera- Prefer-
ness tion ence Action Loyalty
Reach/Positioning
• UMV – blogs, site, microsite, applications, other, total # Real-time to
/ % change weekly
• Volume of online conversation, #/% change, Cost per Real-time to
Online Conversation Generated (CPICG) daily
• Share of voice in category (=Volume for brand / volume Real-time to
for category), # / % change, Cost per Increase in Share daily
of Voice (CPISV)
• Search visibility (for relevant keywords) Real-time to
weekly
Preference
• Sentiment index of online conversation (% positive - % Daily
negative), # / pts change, consumers reached vs. all,
Cost Per Increase in Sentiment Index (CPISI)
• Share of positive voice in category (=Sentiment index Daily
for brand / sentiment index for category), # / % change,
consumers reached vs. all, Cost per Increase in Share of
Positive Sentiment (CPISP)
• Relative net promoter score (NPS) in category (=brand Monthly/
NPS / category NPS), # / % change, consumers reached Quarterly
vs. all, Cost per Point Increase in NPS (CPINP) survey
Action
• Registration: RPA, CPA, $, # Daily to weekly
• Sale: RPA, CPA, $, # Real-time to
weekly
• Advocacy: RPA, CPA, $, # Real-time to
weekly
25. To Sum Up...
• Many business reasons for participating in social media
• Listening is the best first step to getting started and there
are many free and paid tools available
• Identifying and engaging influencers makes it easier for
WOM to spread farther, faster, and to a wider audience
• Measuring the success of a social media programme is
possible and can include reach, preference, action.
27. “ One company that goes with this online-
initiated flow is Ogilvy.
” THANK YOU!
“
Ogilvy's digital specialist Brian Giesen outlined
the best strategies for getting business results on
social networking site Twitter. ”
Brian Giesen
Director | 360° Digital Influence
“
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Twitter… Thomas Crampton.
” Ogilvy PR
p 61 2 8281 3853
e brian.giesen@ogilvy.com.au