Facebook has evolved from a social media website to a full media platform. It has over 3.2 million active users who engage with brands through various advertising formats. Facebook provides insights into what consumers are interested in and opportunities to test new products through engagement ads. The platform continues to innovate through new features like Places, Deals, Credits and Presence to strengthen social experiences and the virtual economy.
1. Burger King needs to transform its website into an interactive game-like world to attract its target audience of "Superfans" and "Indulgers", who are young adult males addicted to social networking and entertainment online.
2. Research showed the target audience does not currently visit BK.com because it lacks interactive elements, social features, and incentives like free food that motivate their online behavior.
3. Successful online games and virtual worlds demonstrate people will spend significant time in interactive digital environments, and BK could apply this approach to attract its key customers to a new website.
Facebook has developed a robust advertising ecosystem centered around advertising as their core business model. Their advertising platform offers advertisers endless targeting possibilities across over 1 billion users through formats like page post ads, sponsored stories, and placements in the newsfeed, search, and other areas of Facebook. Advertisers can target users based on demographics, interests, behaviors and connections to maximize relevance and impact of their campaigns.
With over 500 million users worldwide and unprecedented targeting capabilities, Facebook offers a unique opportunity to efficiently connect with your customers before they even search for your products. In this detailed overview of Ads and Pages, you will learn all about Facebook's product offerings, audience breakdown, best practice and position on gaming. The session will also allow time for a comprehensive Q&A session.
Nikki Lannen, UK & Ireland Representative, Facebook
The document outlines 10 internet trends for 2013, with a focus on big data, conversion attribution, the importance of design, mobile-first approaches, and the rise of earned media over bought media. Marketers are encouraged to take a holistic view of customer journeys across channels and touchpoints, utilize intelligent design principles, and invest in high-quality content and analytics to better understand and target customers.
Location based marketing utilizes a business's location to interact with and target customers. It can involve sending targeted messages to customers based on their location, offering deals to those in a certain area, or allowing customers to check-in and share their location on social media. Some common location based marketing tools discussed in the document include Facebook Places, Foursquare, Google+ Local, Twitter, Living Social, Groupon, and Yelp. These tools allow businesses to promote themselves to customers within a certain radius, learn more about customers' locations and interests, and offer deals or rewards based on check-ins.
1) Big data and attribution modeling will be important trends as marketers seek to take a more holistic view of how different marketing channels contribute to conversions in order to lower acquisition costs.
2) Design elements like large pictures, scrolling pages, cinemagraphs, and responsive design will be key as design becomes increasingly important.
3) Earned media through social media and user-generated content will grow relative to traditional paid media channels as consumers increasingly trust recommendations from friends and online communities over brand messaging.
1. Burger King needs to transform its website into an interactive game-like world to attract its target audience of "Superfans" and "Indulgers", who are young adult males addicted to social networking and entertainment online.
2. Research showed the target audience does not currently visit BK.com because it lacks interactive elements, social features, and incentives like free food that motivate their online behavior.
3. Successful online games and virtual worlds demonstrate people will spend significant time in interactive digital environments, and BK could apply this approach to attract its key customers to a new website.
Facebook has developed a robust advertising ecosystem centered around advertising as their core business model. Their advertising platform offers advertisers endless targeting possibilities across over 1 billion users through formats like page post ads, sponsored stories, and placements in the newsfeed, search, and other areas of Facebook. Advertisers can target users based on demographics, interests, behaviors and connections to maximize relevance and impact of their campaigns.
With over 500 million users worldwide and unprecedented targeting capabilities, Facebook offers a unique opportunity to efficiently connect with your customers before they even search for your products. In this detailed overview of Ads and Pages, you will learn all about Facebook's product offerings, audience breakdown, best practice and position on gaming. The session will also allow time for a comprehensive Q&A session.
Nikki Lannen, UK & Ireland Representative, Facebook
The document outlines 10 internet trends for 2013, with a focus on big data, conversion attribution, the importance of design, mobile-first approaches, and the rise of earned media over bought media. Marketers are encouraged to take a holistic view of customer journeys across channels and touchpoints, utilize intelligent design principles, and invest in high-quality content and analytics to better understand and target customers.
Location based marketing utilizes a business's location to interact with and target customers. It can involve sending targeted messages to customers based on their location, offering deals to those in a certain area, or allowing customers to check-in and share their location on social media. Some common location based marketing tools discussed in the document include Facebook Places, Foursquare, Google+ Local, Twitter, Living Social, Groupon, and Yelp. These tools allow businesses to promote themselves to customers within a certain radius, learn more about customers' locations and interests, and offer deals or rewards based on check-ins.
1) Big data and attribution modeling will be important trends as marketers seek to take a more holistic view of how different marketing channels contribute to conversions in order to lower acquisition costs.
2) Design elements like large pictures, scrolling pages, cinemagraphs, and responsive design will be key as design becomes increasingly important.
3) Earned media through social media and user-generated content will grow relative to traditional paid media channels as consumers increasingly trust recommendations from friends and online communities over brand messaging.
The document discusses how the web and businesses are reorganizing around people. It provides examples of how industries like gaming, news, music, shopping, and institutions are transforming by focusing on people. Connecting with people through social experiences on mobile devices is driving this change. Businesses that recognize this shift and reorganize product development, HR
And overview of the evolution of marketing and communications, and how the internet and social media have changed the world of advertising. Tips for social media networking and building trusting relationships that convert in to business.
Social Next for Infopresse Conference, Alternative Marketing June 2nd, 2010hessiej.com
The social media boom is here. This presentation brings to the forefront events that catapulted the value of social media, plus brands that are doing it well including brands I've worked on. Social strategies and some guiding principles also provide direction in how brands should start engaging.
The Future of Destination Marketing Why all Marketing is Social MarketingAnna Pollock
The document discusses how destination marketing is shifting from traditional marketing approaches to social marketing approaches. It notes that customers now have more control over the information they access and share, and they turn to peer recommendations over company advertising. This shift requires destination marketers to understand their customers better by knowing where customers spend time online, what they are trying to achieve, and how to meaningfully connect with them through conversations and community building. All marketing is now social marketing as it is about building relationships and interactions more than pushing messages.
This document discusses engaging customers through online dialogue and participation. It makes several key points:
1. The internet is now the center of all communications and experiences are the main brand differentiator. Customers expect individualized treatment and to lead relationships.
2. People trust recommendations from other people like themselves over companies. Blogs and user-generated content are influential so companies must find ways to authentically join online conversations.
3. Web 2.0 thrives on user participation through things like blogs, videos and profiles. If a company does not add blogging or ways to comment to their marketing mix, they are not fully engaging customers online.
Extreme Audience Building at Startup ExtremeCourtney Myers
This document provides tips and strategies for building an audience and growing engagement. It emphasizes starting with a clear vision and focus on data collection to understand user needs. Community building strategies suggested include targeting niche early adopters and influencers. Content marketing, email marketing, events, social media, and press are discussed as audience growth tactics. Building relationships within the startup community and reading industry blogs are also recommended. The overall message is that audience growth requires measuring the right metrics and continually engaging users through shared value and incentives to spread the product.
This document provides an overview of word-of-mouth marketing (WOMM) strategies. It defines WOMM and discusses various best practices types including product seeding, referral programs, viral marketing, grassroots marketing, and more. It also covers worst practices to avoid, methods for measuring WOMM, research on the effectiveness of WOMM over traditional advertising, and factors that influence adoption of WOMM strategies.
The New Rules of Marketing: Paid, Owned and EarnedGood Grains
Zack Swire of SWIRE & eGood, and Chelsea Segal of Targetwise share their stories and insights (+ learnings from influential voices that inspire them) on 'The New Rules of Marketing: Paid, Owned and Earned'. Understanding your story, your why and your purpose must come first. Then, you can work to be more effective at amplifying your marketing message with the right media mix, maximizing the success of media dollars, and cutting through the clutter to drive your business.
Viv•id – adjective producing powerful feelings and strong, clear images in the mind. The document provides 10 tips for brands to develop an effective social media presence including choosing the right platforms based on target customers, creating engaging original content, using social features to reward fans and drive engagement, monitoring social channels and responding to trends and current events. The goal is to create a vivid brand that connects with customers on social networks.
Information about engaging your audience online and creating powerful 2.0 based marketing programs. This was a presentation I gave to marketing professionals from events, fairs, amusement parks and expos.
The document discusses the evolution of the internet and the emergence of Web 2.0, which focuses on three key areas: content development, content distribution, and content experience. It describes how these areas have shifted from static, company-generated content to more dynamic, consumer-generated content. Users now expect to actively participate in content creation and sharing. The document also outlines 10 principles that characterize interactions and experiences in the new Web 2.0 environment.
This document discusses how social media is changing the banking industry and how banks can leverage social media. It provides perspectives from banking executives on how social media can drive innovation through service, product, and process innovation. Social media allows banks to improve customer service, generate leads, deepen customer relationships, and differentiate from competitors. Banks need to listen to customers on social media, engage in conversations, and join discussions in online communities to benefit. Executives share how their banks are learning from early social media experiences and adapting their strategies to be more active and responsive online. Web listening tools and private online communities are presented as ways for banks to gain insights from customers.
Keynote: Brands, Content and the Moment of Truth: The Agile Approach to Unloc...iMedia Connection
This document discusses an agile approach to brand building using content. It advocates focusing on consumer moments of truth by rapidly releasing content to learn from iterations rather than trying to get everything perfect at once. A case study is presented on how Reese's Puffs unlocked growth by creating shareable digital content like memes and videos to fuel organic reach and fan growth, achieving better results than traditional advertising. The agile approach emphasizes responding quickly to cultural moments and consumer feedback to continuously improve the brand experience.
Evolving from Ideation and Managing to
Innovating and Building- Matt Britton, Founder & CEO, Mr Youth. Learn how to create a distinct competitive advantage
beyond people and ideas through the creation of proprietary advertising technology.
The document discusses how social media is becoming more people-centric and outlines Facebook's approach to leveraging social connections to drive brand affinity and direct response. It explains that Facebook focuses on making connections easy and valuable for users while empowering them to share with their friends. This new form of word-of-mouth marketing through friends is shown to be more effective than traditional digital marketing approaches. The document also provides examples of Facebook ad products like Sponsored Stories, Marketplace Ads, and retargeting fans that can generate leads and scale word-of-mouth referrals.
The document provides tips for nonprofits to succeed in social media and online fundraising. It discusses how the world has changed from trusting marketers to trusting each other through word-of-mouth recommendations. Nonprofits must get online, focus on supporters by building relationships rather than just asking for money, restructure relationships, show tangible impact, engage supporters to drive more supporters, be generous with their time, thank donors properly, and test and adjust their strategies. The overall message is that nonprofits must adapt to these changes to have success with social media and online fundraising.
Bài trình bày của ông Huỳnh Kim Tước tại Hội nghị Định hướng Tiếp thị trực tuyến 2013 về xu hướng tiếp thị qua Mạng xã hội, cách ứng dụng mạng xã hội cho hoạt động kinh doanh của doanh nghiệp VN
This presentation discusses what social media strategies work to communicate with older adults. Presented at the national conference for AAHSA in Chicago, November 2009 by Debra Sheridan of IVY Marketing Group.
The document provides an integrated marketing plan for Dunkin' Donuts to target 18-24 year olds in 2015. The plan includes 3 phases: brand awareness, brand interaction, and staying productive. Phase 1 uses augmented reality, a microsite, and a Hulu commercial. Phase 2 utilizes location-based social networks and check-in programs. Phase 3 focuses on in-store promotions and stickers. Metrics include online engagement, mobile app usage, and sales. The strategy aims to grow sales, build awareness, adapt to trends, and retain/attract new customers among the target demographic.
The document discusses how the web and businesses are reorganizing around people. It provides examples of how industries like gaming, news, music, shopping, and institutions are transforming by focusing on people. Connecting with people through social experiences on mobile devices is driving this change. Businesses that recognize this shift and reorganize product development, HR
And overview of the evolution of marketing and communications, and how the internet and social media have changed the world of advertising. Tips for social media networking and building trusting relationships that convert in to business.
Social Next for Infopresse Conference, Alternative Marketing June 2nd, 2010hessiej.com
The social media boom is here. This presentation brings to the forefront events that catapulted the value of social media, plus brands that are doing it well including brands I've worked on. Social strategies and some guiding principles also provide direction in how brands should start engaging.
The Future of Destination Marketing Why all Marketing is Social MarketingAnna Pollock
The document discusses how destination marketing is shifting from traditional marketing approaches to social marketing approaches. It notes that customers now have more control over the information they access and share, and they turn to peer recommendations over company advertising. This shift requires destination marketers to understand their customers better by knowing where customers spend time online, what they are trying to achieve, and how to meaningfully connect with them through conversations and community building. All marketing is now social marketing as it is about building relationships and interactions more than pushing messages.
This document discusses engaging customers through online dialogue and participation. It makes several key points:
1. The internet is now the center of all communications and experiences are the main brand differentiator. Customers expect individualized treatment and to lead relationships.
2. People trust recommendations from other people like themselves over companies. Blogs and user-generated content are influential so companies must find ways to authentically join online conversations.
3. Web 2.0 thrives on user participation through things like blogs, videos and profiles. If a company does not add blogging or ways to comment to their marketing mix, they are not fully engaging customers online.
Extreme Audience Building at Startup ExtremeCourtney Myers
This document provides tips and strategies for building an audience and growing engagement. It emphasizes starting with a clear vision and focus on data collection to understand user needs. Community building strategies suggested include targeting niche early adopters and influencers. Content marketing, email marketing, events, social media, and press are discussed as audience growth tactics. Building relationships within the startup community and reading industry blogs are also recommended. The overall message is that audience growth requires measuring the right metrics and continually engaging users through shared value and incentives to spread the product.
This document provides an overview of word-of-mouth marketing (WOMM) strategies. It defines WOMM and discusses various best practices types including product seeding, referral programs, viral marketing, grassroots marketing, and more. It also covers worst practices to avoid, methods for measuring WOMM, research on the effectiveness of WOMM over traditional advertising, and factors that influence adoption of WOMM strategies.
The New Rules of Marketing: Paid, Owned and EarnedGood Grains
Zack Swire of SWIRE & eGood, and Chelsea Segal of Targetwise share their stories and insights (+ learnings from influential voices that inspire them) on 'The New Rules of Marketing: Paid, Owned and Earned'. Understanding your story, your why and your purpose must come first. Then, you can work to be more effective at amplifying your marketing message with the right media mix, maximizing the success of media dollars, and cutting through the clutter to drive your business.
Viv•id – adjective producing powerful feelings and strong, clear images in the mind. The document provides 10 tips for brands to develop an effective social media presence including choosing the right platforms based on target customers, creating engaging original content, using social features to reward fans and drive engagement, monitoring social channels and responding to trends and current events. The goal is to create a vivid brand that connects with customers on social networks.
Information about engaging your audience online and creating powerful 2.0 based marketing programs. This was a presentation I gave to marketing professionals from events, fairs, amusement parks and expos.
The document discusses the evolution of the internet and the emergence of Web 2.0, which focuses on three key areas: content development, content distribution, and content experience. It describes how these areas have shifted from static, company-generated content to more dynamic, consumer-generated content. Users now expect to actively participate in content creation and sharing. The document also outlines 10 principles that characterize interactions and experiences in the new Web 2.0 environment.
This document discusses how social media is changing the banking industry and how banks can leverage social media. It provides perspectives from banking executives on how social media can drive innovation through service, product, and process innovation. Social media allows banks to improve customer service, generate leads, deepen customer relationships, and differentiate from competitors. Banks need to listen to customers on social media, engage in conversations, and join discussions in online communities to benefit. Executives share how their banks are learning from early social media experiences and adapting their strategies to be more active and responsive online. Web listening tools and private online communities are presented as ways for banks to gain insights from customers.
Keynote: Brands, Content and the Moment of Truth: The Agile Approach to Unloc...iMedia Connection
This document discusses an agile approach to brand building using content. It advocates focusing on consumer moments of truth by rapidly releasing content to learn from iterations rather than trying to get everything perfect at once. A case study is presented on how Reese's Puffs unlocked growth by creating shareable digital content like memes and videos to fuel organic reach and fan growth, achieving better results than traditional advertising. The agile approach emphasizes responding quickly to cultural moments and consumer feedback to continuously improve the brand experience.
Evolving from Ideation and Managing to
Innovating and Building- Matt Britton, Founder & CEO, Mr Youth. Learn how to create a distinct competitive advantage
beyond people and ideas through the creation of proprietary advertising technology.
The document discusses how social media is becoming more people-centric and outlines Facebook's approach to leveraging social connections to drive brand affinity and direct response. It explains that Facebook focuses on making connections easy and valuable for users while empowering them to share with their friends. This new form of word-of-mouth marketing through friends is shown to be more effective than traditional digital marketing approaches. The document also provides examples of Facebook ad products like Sponsored Stories, Marketplace Ads, and retargeting fans that can generate leads and scale word-of-mouth referrals.
The document provides tips for nonprofits to succeed in social media and online fundraising. It discusses how the world has changed from trusting marketers to trusting each other through word-of-mouth recommendations. Nonprofits must get online, focus on supporters by building relationships rather than just asking for money, restructure relationships, show tangible impact, engage supporters to drive more supporters, be generous with their time, thank donors properly, and test and adjust their strategies. The overall message is that nonprofits must adapt to these changes to have success with social media and online fundraising.
Bài trình bày của ông Huỳnh Kim Tước tại Hội nghị Định hướng Tiếp thị trực tuyến 2013 về xu hướng tiếp thị qua Mạng xã hội, cách ứng dụng mạng xã hội cho hoạt động kinh doanh của doanh nghiệp VN
This presentation discusses what social media strategies work to communicate with older adults. Presented at the national conference for AAHSA in Chicago, November 2009 by Debra Sheridan of IVY Marketing Group.
The document provides an integrated marketing plan for Dunkin' Donuts to target 18-24 year olds in 2015. The plan includes 3 phases: brand awareness, brand interaction, and staying productive. Phase 1 uses augmented reality, a microsite, and a Hulu commercial. Phase 2 utilizes location-based social networks and check-in programs. Phase 3 focuses on in-store promotions and stickers. Metrics include online engagement, mobile app usage, and sales. The strategy aims to grow sales, build awareness, adapt to trends, and retain/attract new customers among the target demographic.
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This document discusses the future of digital branding and predictive behavioral targeting. It argues that digital marketing is on the verge of evolution beyond click-through rates (CTRs) and cost-per-actions (CPAs). The author advocates for addressing the "clicks in the user's head" through brand awareness and effects. Their company, nugg.ad, has created a platform to help measure brand performance and optimize branding campaigns across publishers using predictive profiling and standardized surveys. A branding campaign for L'oreal is highlighted that achieved significant awareness and purchase intent metrics through their open targeting platform and approach.
23. Social Context in advertising
Word of mouth at work
Bacardi
Friends influence friends
24. Social context increases effectiveness
4
68% 2X
lift in
ad recall
increase in message
awareness X
increase in
purchase intent
25. Reach Block Value Proposition
• Use any Ad format including Engagement Ads
▪ impressions guaranteed Mon-Thu
▪ impressions guaranteed Fri-Sun
▪ Estimated 2m unique users
▪ First 5 imps. of every user over 24 hours
▪ Targeting adult audience or 18+
Become the primary advertiser over 24
hours on Facebook’s highly trafficked
Homepage reaching a potential 2.0m+
audience
*Delivery & cost subject to market fluctuations and agency pricing structures respectively
26. Go where your audience is going
Reach Blocks serve Premium Ads on Homepage & Profiles
27. Rotate series of creatives
• Build compelling marketing journeys over 24 hours
First 2 Impressions
3rd Impressions
4th & 5th
Impressions
Cobra beer used multiple ads
to engage with users.
Frequency capped to 5 per
user
28. Insights from engagement ads
Running engagement ads provides you with user insights
When running Like, Poll, Events ads you can
gain insights into what your fans are into
Top TV
Top Interests Top Movies Top Music Top Books
Shows
Harry Potter
Reading Eastenders Dirty Dancing Pink Series
Pretty Kings of Leon Twilight
Music CSI
Woman
Take That True Stories
Cooking Hollyoaks Ghost
Queen Bible
Shopping Friends Green Mile
Learning: Engagement
Westlife Martina Cole
Walking Soaps Grease campaign insights can be used
to help plan your Pages
conversational calendar
31. CNN.com – An early adopter
Audiences could choose
to see just their friends
Comments or updates
from the World
The CNN Live Stream
produced 8,500
Comments per minute
at it’s peak when
Obama was speaking
The Obama Live Stream ushered in a driving Unique users up
new way to watch live broadcast 2m – 6m
socially with the world
43. Facebook Places
Chris Porter is presenting at Bacardi London
44. Places
Who. What. When. And now where.
See who’s checked in
nearby
And tell your friends
where you are and who
you’re with
Generating a story in
their News Feed
52. Facebook Credits: A virtual currency
Universally accepted across applications
Safe and secure
Seamlessly integrated into our platform
Currently in Beta w/140 applications
53. Facebook Credits: A virtual currency
Buy gifts for a friend at the
touch of a button…
Buy credits to make
purchases with CONNECT
partners…
Earn credits through completing
tasks. competitions, checking in
using Facebook places