The JYSK approach to social media. Everything from expert advice and IT-guys dressed in tailored suits to cats, fairy tales and competitions - all related to sleeping.
3. AGENDA
Short intro to JYSK and yours truly
The WHY
The WHAT
The HOW
Anchoring & ownership
Happy customers
The RESULTS
The NOW WHAT?
Questions / comments
10. STRATEGY 1+2
Getting closer to the customer
And letting the customer get closer to JYSK
Good and bad criticism
Customer service
Unhappy -> Happy customer
JYSK is more than just another retail giant
Branding
As a company and work place
Experts in sleeping culture
Attract a younger target group
Employer branding
Recruitment
Retention
11. STRATEGY 3
Commercial marketing channel
Both these guys are screaming the same thing
12. THE WHAT
WHAT IS IT THAT WE HAVE THAT
OTHERS ARE INTERESTED IN
TALKING TO EACH OTHER AND US
ABOUT?
27. CUSTOMER HAPPINESS
MODEL
Store/
DC
JYSK
SoMe
Customer
Customer
Service
Customer
Customer JYSK
SoMe
1 a) Enquiry is solved directly with customer or
2
b) forwarded to store or c) distribution center
to take action.
Store or DC/Customer Service contacts
customer to solve issue.
3 Confirmation to SoMe that issue is solved
and customer is happy! Consequently, SoMe
makes sure that this is visible on FB
30. RULES & GUIDELINES
Loyalty obligation
According to JYSK Values / act as a JYSK ambassador
Why social media in JYSK
Keep yourself informed
Use it for work related commercial purposes
Not for private stuff during work hours
Official channels and spokespeople
Good advice
Do’s and dont’s
Possible consequences
Delmængde – tap into the subset of interest that you share with your users
These rules and guidelines have been created and implemented in the countries in which we have an SDC hired.
They are made in order to explain JYSK employees how to behave on social media both as a JYSK employee but also in their own time. They should always see themselves as JYSK ambassador and should act accordingly. A conversation with a user/customer on Facebook is no different to a conversation in store.
Soft social media values on the left (PTAT stands for People Talking About This and shows how many people engage with your Page)
Hard monetary values on the right (show me the money reference)