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Consumers are talking about brands more than ever before online. Social Media captures these conversations in various forms and if tapped right can uncover a vast array of information that can impact your media investments. Applying this knowledge to optimize your ad spend can generate efficiencies of more than 10 percent! Join Adweek and Networked Insights for a free webinar and dig deeper into Social Media data and get past GRPs & TRPs to uncover what consumers are talking about and where - just in time for the upfronts.
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7 Ways to Inform your Media Planning using Social Data
Consumers are talking about brands more than ever before online. Social Media captures these conversations in various forms and if tapped right can uncover a vast array of information that can impact your media investments. Applying this knowledge to optimize your ad spend can generate efficiencies of more than 10 percent! Join Adweek and Networked Insights for a free webinar and dig deeper into Social Media data and get past GRPs & TRPs to uncover what consumers are talking about and where - just in time for the upfronts.
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* Value gained exploiting shows undervalued by Nielsen.
* Hyper-segmentation approaches that go beyond "Adults 18 to 49."
* How social can point the way to premium audiences at non-premium prices.
* How to coordinate paid, earned, and owned assets to generate a "social lift" and make your spend go farther.
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RDR Agency provides full-service marketing solutions including research, decision-making, and realization. They use a three-pronged approach beginning with in-depth research to inform strategic decisions and ensure projects are fully realized. RDR Agency offers a wide range of services such as marketing research, strategy development, media planning, branding, advertising production and campaigns, and loyalty programs. Their goal is to offer clients the highest quality marketing solutions tailored to each individual project.
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The document discusses social lift, which is the amount of time and speed with which content spreads from its original source through social media and other avenues. Measuring social lift can help marketers predict how many people will see an ad or program and maximize their budgets. Analyzing past examples of social lift, like Super Bowl ads, can help marketers lock in lower rates for future ads that are predicted to go viral. The key is using social lift tools to sequence paid, earned, and owned media initiatives to create ripple effects that multiply the value of advertising spending.
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