15. What people do online Social Networking Online Games E-Mail Source: Nielsen
16. Searches for People don’t want ads “Watch Ads” “Ad Blocker”
17. “Recommendations or opinions posted by consumers online are the most trusted forms of advertising” - Nielsen Advertisements 14%
18. How people used to act Source: McKinsey – The Consumer Decision Journey
19. Initial Set of Brands Source: McKinsey – The Consumer Decision Journey
20. Initial Set of Brands Active Evaluation Moment of Purchase Source: McKinsey – The Consumer Decision Journey
21. Social Recommendations Search Engines Product Reviews Initial Set of Brands Active Evaluation Moment of Purchase Source: McKinsey – The Consumer Decision Journey
22. Social Recommendations Search Engines Product Reviews Initial Set of Brands Active Evaluation Post- Purchase experience Moment of Purchase Social Sharing Online Communities Digital Content Source: McKinsey – The Consumer Decision Journey
23. Social Recommendations Search Engines Product Reviews Initial Set of Brands Active Evaluation Loyalty Loop Post- Purchase experience Moment of Purchase Social Sharing Online Communities Digital Content Source: McKinsey – The Consumer Decision Journey
36. Result Not Best Buy’s fault! Resolved quickly through listening
37. Result Not Best Buy’s fault! Resolved quickly through listening I have context with Best Buy
38. Who owns Social Media? CEO Human Resources Marketing Public Relations Customer Service Information Technology
39. Who owns Social Media? CEO Human Resources Marketing Public Relations Customer Service Information Technology Any group that can create CONVERSATIONS
41. Social Media OrganizationJeremiah Owyang of Altimeter Group Hub and Spoke Multiple Hub and Spoke Organic Centralized Holistic 10.8% 28.8% 41% 18% 1.4% Source: Jeremiah Owyang, Altimeter Group. Read Full post at: http://www.web-strategist.com/blog/2010/04/15/framework-and-matrix-the-five-ways-companies-organize-for-social-business/
50. PR and Communications Strengths Challenges Governance Aligned to corporate reputation Authenticity Business Impact Scale
51. PR and Communications Strengths Challenges Governance Aligned to corporate reputation Authenticity Experts in communication Business Impact Scale
52. PR and Communications Strengths Challenges Governance Aligned to corporate reputation Authenticity Experts in communication Business Impact Understand the market for stories Scale
53. PR and Communications Strengths Challenges Governance Aligned to corporate reputation Authenticity Experts in communication Business Impact Understand the market for stories Scale Successful integrators
62. Future of the Press Release? Human Resources Marketing Public Relations Customer Service Information Technology
63. Future of the Press Release? Facts Human Resources Facts Marketing Facts Multimedia Public Relations Facts Quotes Customer Service Facts Links Information Technology
64. Future of the Press Release? Facts Human Resources Facts Marketing Facts Multimedia Public Relations Facts Quotes Customer Service Facts Links Information Technology
65. Future of the Press Release? Facts Human Resources Facts Marketing Facts Multimedia Personal Release Public Relations Facts Quotes Customer Service Facts Links Information Technology
73. Listening leads to engagement 2.5x Average Visitor Pages/Visit Visitor Engaged Through Listening 3x Average Visitor Time On Site Visitor Engaged Through Listening
85. The Barcelona Principles No single metric Clearly defined goals Supplemented by web analytics and Social CRM Quality and quantity “Conversation” not just “Coverage” Experimentation is key to success
86. Initial Set of Brands Active Evaluation Loyalty Loop Post- Purchase experience Moment of Purchase Source: McKinsey – The Consumer Decision Journey
87. Measuring what drives sales Social Recommendations Search Engines Product Reviews Initial Set of Brands Active Evaluation Loyalty Loop Post- Purchase experience Moment of Purchase Social Sharing Online Communities Digital Content Source: McKinsey – The Consumer Decision Journey
96. Social Media ROI? Are conversations with customers valuable enough to produce return?
97. From Social Media to Social BusinessMay 27, 2011Ben Foster VP Digital Strategist Ketchum
Editor's Notes
This is such a need that PR guru Sarah Evans recently tweeted there are 155 social media monitoring services
These companies do a lot of great thingsScour the internet for all the sources talking about youOrganize them and rank them by influenceThen they provide a dashboard for management to see what’s going
The listening dashboardThis looks familiar, right? How many of you are doing something similar?Dashboards are great because they show us what’s going onAnd, execs love dashboards….particularly around something they don’t understandDashboards boil it all down into numbers and charts that are easily digestibleHere’s what you get with dashboards% of positive sentiment# of mentions on twitter% of negative coverage on blogs
205 Million ViewsOutstanding creative proven before social media executionAmazing TalentLarge agency teams to executeGreat job; Pay for what you get
Top experts from the Association for Measurement and the Evaluation of Communication (AMEC), the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), and other major industry organizations have established a set of seven principles to guide communications measurement.Principle six states that “social media can and should be measured” and outlines the following agreements to inform future social media measurement efforts: