Presentation Title:
The Rise of the Social Influencer
Holly Hamann
Co-founder and CMO
TapInfluence
Today You Will Learn
Mastering the creation and management of social content is the
most significant challenge marketers have faced in decades.
Brands and agencies are now partnering with influencers to help
scale the creation and distribution of content on social platforms
that matter.
This presentation will cover how this trend evolved, define who
these new influencers are, and why they matter to your
marketing strategy.
(An outline will be covered on the agenda slide that follows.)
Holly Hamann
• Currently co-founder of TapInfluence, a
content marketing software platform.
• Have helped launch six start-ups in the tech,
social, and video industries.
• Public speaker, blogger, and contributing
author to Huffington Post, Fast Company, and
Chief Marketer.
• Currently serve as Board member for both
Word of Mouth Marketing Association
(WOMMA) and Deming Center for
Entrepreneurship
• Active triathlete and lives in Boulder Colorado
About Me
Agenda
• Major disruptions to world of marketing
• 14 strategic shifts driven by social marketing
• How consumer behavior is affected by social
media
• Meet the new influencers
• What’s the big deal about influencer marketing?
• What content works and why
Three Major Sources of Disruption
1. Decline of Online
Advertising
2. Focus on Content
Marketing
3. Rise of Social
Influencer
Banner Advertising
8% of internet users
account for 85% of all
clicks
Comscore
Content Marketing
There is only one true
branding mechanism
online and that’s
content marketing.
Forbes
Social Media
1,600,000,000
500,000,000
48,700,000
1,000,000,000
Social Media is the #1
activity on the web
Marketers Used To Have The Edge
For the first time in
history, consumers know
more about the top
marketing channel than
brands do.
Major Shifts
Control
Impressions
Purchase
Reaching everyone
Conclusions
Facts
Linear
Partnership
Engagement
Consideration
Niche audience
Content
Opinions
Non-linear
Does social media affect consumer behavior?
• 74% of consumers rely on social networks to guide purchase decisions
(SproutSocial)
• Consumers are 71 percent more likely to make a purchase based on
social media referrals (HubSpot)
• Out of 53% of consumers who said they use Twitter to recommend
companies or products in their Tweets, 48% bought that product or
service (SproutSocial)
• 49% of consumers use Facebook to search for restaurants (Mashable)
• Facebook is the #1 online channel for influencing the purchase of baby
products (Mashable)
• Twitter is the #1 online channel for influencing purchasing decisions
surrounding electronics (Mashable)
• 81% of US respondents indicated that friends’ social media posts
directly influenced their purchase decision (Forbes)
How valuable is influencer behavior?
Meet the new social influencers
What do they have that brands don’t have?
1. Trust
2. Very targeted audience
3. Authentic consumer
experience
4. Already creating content
5. Better, faster, cheaper
6. Shareable
7. Professional
What’s the big deal about Influencer Marketing?
1. Paid media
2. Earned media
3. Owned media
What kind of content works best?
Why does it work?
What does it look like?
Move The Needle
Move The Needle
• Find out which social platforms your
audience favors
• Identify key influencers on those platforms
• Collaborate with them on content that will
matter to your customers
• Be sure to measure!
Get Started
- Understand the major shifts that are disrupting
how marketers succeed in today’s social world
- Learn why social influencers are so powerful
- Learn why brands and agencies are partnering
with influencers to scale the creation and
distribution of content
- Learn what kind of content succeeds
- See examples of brands using influencers
Key Takeaways
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The Rise of the Social Influencer

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    Presentation Title: The Riseof the Social Influencer Holly Hamann Co-founder and CMO TapInfluence
  • 2.
    Today You WillLearn Mastering the creation and management of social content is the most significant challenge marketers have faced in decades. Brands and agencies are now partnering with influencers to help scale the creation and distribution of content on social platforms that matter. This presentation will cover how this trend evolved, define who these new influencers are, and why they matter to your marketing strategy. (An outline will be covered on the agenda slide that follows.)
  • 3.
    Holly Hamann • Currentlyco-founder of TapInfluence, a content marketing software platform. • Have helped launch six start-ups in the tech, social, and video industries. • Public speaker, blogger, and contributing author to Huffington Post, Fast Company, and Chief Marketer. • Currently serve as Board member for both Word of Mouth Marketing Association (WOMMA) and Deming Center for Entrepreneurship • Active triathlete and lives in Boulder Colorado About Me
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    Agenda • Major disruptionsto world of marketing • 14 strategic shifts driven by social marketing • How consumer behavior is affected by social media • Meet the new influencers • What’s the big deal about influencer marketing? • What content works and why
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    Three Major Sourcesof Disruption 1. Decline of Online Advertising 2. Focus on Content Marketing 3. Rise of Social Influencer
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    Banner Advertising 8% ofinternet users account for 85% of all clicks Comscore
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    Content Marketing There isonly one true branding mechanism online and that’s content marketing. Forbes
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    Social Media isthe #1 activity on the web
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    Marketers Used ToHave The Edge For the first time in history, consumers know more about the top marketing channel than brands do.
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    Does social mediaaffect consumer behavior? • 74% of consumers rely on social networks to guide purchase decisions (SproutSocial) • Consumers are 71 percent more likely to make a purchase based on social media referrals (HubSpot) • Out of 53% of consumers who said they use Twitter to recommend companies or products in their Tweets, 48% bought that product or service (SproutSocial) • 49% of consumers use Facebook to search for restaurants (Mashable) • Facebook is the #1 online channel for influencing the purchase of baby products (Mashable) • Twitter is the #1 online channel for influencing purchasing decisions surrounding electronics (Mashable) • 81% of US respondents indicated that friends’ social media posts directly influenced their purchase decision (Forbes)
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    How valuable isinfluencer behavior?
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    Meet the newsocial influencers
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    What do theyhave that brands don’t have? 1. Trust 2. Very targeted audience 3. Authentic consumer experience 4. Already creating content 5. Better, faster, cheaper 6. Shareable 7. Professional
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    What’s the bigdeal about Influencer Marketing? 1. Paid media 2. Earned media 3. Owned media
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    What kind ofcontent works best?
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    What does itlook like?
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    Move The Needle •Find out which social platforms your audience favors • Identify key influencers on those platforms • Collaborate with them on content that will matter to your customers • Be sure to measure! Get Started
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    - Understand themajor shifts that are disrupting how marketers succeed in today’s social world - Learn why social influencers are so powerful - Learn why brands and agencies are partnering with influencers to scale the creation and distribution of content - Learn what kind of content succeeds - See examples of brands using influencers Key Takeaways
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