1. The document outlines Aleksandr's 5 Simples of Social Media Marketing, which are to use social media as well as traditional media, have one core idea across multiple connected platforms, give people things to discuss, remember the ratio of ears to mouth, and choose where to play based on brand narrative and utility.
2. Key metrics showed an 80% increase in quote figures, 75% reduction in cost per visit, and tripling of market share for the brand using this approach. Spontaneous awareness increased from 20% to 59% and the brand owned 55% of conversations about car insurance on social media.
IWIRC Talks: An In-Depth Look at Social MediaSalene Kraemer
Powerpoint presentation that gives an in-depth overview of how to utilize different social media platforms. Presentation given during IWIRC Spring program (4/24/14)
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.
Workshop on using social media for small business, presented by Charlie Gunningham of aussiehome.com, to small business owners and managers, Stirling Business Centre, July 20th 2009
Your brand is under threat from customers, competitors and hackers, who can easily damage your reputation. In this presentation we examine how this damage can occur and what you can do to protect and manage your reputation.
For more on this topic visit http://www.koozai.com/brand/
Our new Digital Trends Report for November 2015, is out and it looks cooler.
In this report we discuss a little bit about how to utilise Facebook as a B2B marketing tool, Twitter's new heart and interesting content on Halloween 2015.
Topics Covered:
Whats New
Digital Landscape
Digital Insights
Platform Overview: Twitter Updates
New Bytes
Digital 101
HashTag Cloud
Top Favourite Picks
Hot Discussion Topics on Digital
Trending Videos to Watch
This is the presentation shared with socStardom attendees on March 9 (http://www.twitter.com/socStardom) by Dave Evans, ClickZ.com social media marketing columnist and author of Social Media Marketing: One Hour a Day
2019 SITEC E-Commerce Class 201: Content Management by Chia Chiasitecmy
SITEC E-COMMERCE CLASS SECOND MODULE IS EC 201: CONTENT MANAGEMENT
Content management is the process of organizing and consolidating these pieces of content in the most efficient way. The organized content can then be used over and over again (content reuse) for many different publications and re-purposed for multi-channel publishing.
Various types of content management systems exist to meet the needs of users in a range of different industries. Content management can entail anything from managing a website’s digital assets to storing enterprise documents such as branding guidelines, business plans, emails, and more.
Company : Web TV Asia
Coach : Chia Chia
Presentation from the September 28, 2010 Writer's Guild of America East Web Series Summer Camp by Jeff Koenig, Digital Media Producer at CJP Digital Media.
The presentation discusses the importance of building an audience for a web series show before the first episode is released, and highlights examples of what existing series have done to market their shows to an internet audience.
Slide Descriptions:
Slide 1: Title
Slide 2: About the presenter
Slide 3: Audience growth takes time. By having an audience in place before you release your show, you increase your overall audience for each episode's release.
Slide 4: Your marketing should begin before during development and continue throughout your production cycle.
Slide 5: Identify and research your target audience.
Slide 6: Push marketing involves going to where your audience is to capture their attention.
Slide 7: Easy to Assemble ran a contest on fan blogs that garnered 3M views in three months, with the blog communities doing all the marketing work.
Slide 8: Pull marketing brings audiences to you, but only if you give them good incentive.
Slide 9: SciFinal.com and DigitalChickTV.com aggregate shows in a single genre, providing a platform for their own shows alongside similar content.
Slide 10: The Mercury Men provides numerous materials to engage its audience prior to the show's release, including digital trading cards, blueprints, a (fake) Atari game, and collector glasses.
Slide 11: Event marketing is designed around tactics to build "buzz" and exposure for your show.
Slide 12: The creators of We Lost Our Gold gained headlines by burying $10,000 in real money somewhere in New York.
Slide 13: Zimm the Series uses multiple tactics, including letting the audience vote on the sex of the lead character, giving away prizes to milestone Twitter followers, and turning casting announcements into events.
Slide 14: The Guild is an excellent study in event marketing, with two music videos that have topped the iTunes charts and multiple convention appearances.
Slide 15: conclusion.
Copyright Jeff Koenig, 2010. All rights reserved. Visuals and shows mentioned Copyright their respective authors and license holders.
IWIRC Talks: An In-Depth Look at Social MediaSalene Kraemer
Powerpoint presentation that gives an in-depth overview of how to utilize different social media platforms. Presentation given during IWIRC Spring program (4/24/14)
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.
Workshop on using social media for small business, presented by Charlie Gunningham of aussiehome.com, to small business owners and managers, Stirling Business Centre, July 20th 2009
Your brand is under threat from customers, competitors and hackers, who can easily damage your reputation. In this presentation we examine how this damage can occur and what you can do to protect and manage your reputation.
For more on this topic visit http://www.koozai.com/brand/
Our new Digital Trends Report for November 2015, is out and it looks cooler.
In this report we discuss a little bit about how to utilise Facebook as a B2B marketing tool, Twitter's new heart and interesting content on Halloween 2015.
Topics Covered:
Whats New
Digital Landscape
Digital Insights
Platform Overview: Twitter Updates
New Bytes
Digital 101
HashTag Cloud
Top Favourite Picks
Hot Discussion Topics on Digital
Trending Videos to Watch
This is the presentation shared with socStardom attendees on March 9 (http://www.twitter.com/socStardom) by Dave Evans, ClickZ.com social media marketing columnist and author of Social Media Marketing: One Hour a Day
2019 SITEC E-Commerce Class 201: Content Management by Chia Chiasitecmy
SITEC E-COMMERCE CLASS SECOND MODULE IS EC 201: CONTENT MANAGEMENT
Content management is the process of organizing and consolidating these pieces of content in the most efficient way. The organized content can then be used over and over again (content reuse) for many different publications and re-purposed for multi-channel publishing.
Various types of content management systems exist to meet the needs of users in a range of different industries. Content management can entail anything from managing a website’s digital assets to storing enterprise documents such as branding guidelines, business plans, emails, and more.
Company : Web TV Asia
Coach : Chia Chia
Presentation from the September 28, 2010 Writer's Guild of America East Web Series Summer Camp by Jeff Koenig, Digital Media Producer at CJP Digital Media.
The presentation discusses the importance of building an audience for a web series show before the first episode is released, and highlights examples of what existing series have done to market their shows to an internet audience.
Slide Descriptions:
Slide 1: Title
Slide 2: About the presenter
Slide 3: Audience growth takes time. By having an audience in place before you release your show, you increase your overall audience for each episode's release.
Slide 4: Your marketing should begin before during development and continue throughout your production cycle.
Slide 5: Identify and research your target audience.
Slide 6: Push marketing involves going to where your audience is to capture their attention.
Slide 7: Easy to Assemble ran a contest on fan blogs that garnered 3M views in three months, with the blog communities doing all the marketing work.
Slide 8: Pull marketing brings audiences to you, but only if you give them good incentive.
Slide 9: SciFinal.com and DigitalChickTV.com aggregate shows in a single genre, providing a platform for their own shows alongside similar content.
Slide 10: The Mercury Men provides numerous materials to engage its audience prior to the show's release, including digital trading cards, blueprints, a (fake) Atari game, and collector glasses.
Slide 11: Event marketing is designed around tactics to build "buzz" and exposure for your show.
Slide 12: The creators of We Lost Our Gold gained headlines by burying $10,000 in real money somewhere in New York.
Slide 13: Zimm the Series uses multiple tactics, including letting the audience vote on the sex of the lead character, giving away prizes to milestone Twitter followers, and turning casting announcements into events.
Slide 14: The Guild is an excellent study in event marketing, with two music videos that have topped the iTunes charts and multiple convention appearances.
Slide 15: conclusion.
Copyright Jeff Koenig, 2010. All rights reserved. Visuals and shows mentioned Copyright their respective authors and license holders.
Презентация исследовательской компании Salt (www.salt-research.com)
Содержание:
- Образование и карьера
- Семейные ценности
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Докладчик: Екатерина Курносова
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- Потенциал роста интернета
- Проникновение, динамика, интенсивность использования устройств
- Онлайн-активность по устройствам
- Топ сайты (desktop и mobile трафик)
- Браузер vs. приложения
- Мобильная реклама
Справедливая доля digital в медиа-миксе. Основные работающие инструменты в di...Mitya Voskresensky
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Выступление Марии Дмитриевой на круглом столе, организованном Российской Ассоциацией Фармацевтического Маркетинга, компанией Аарон Ллойд Медиа и коммуникационной группой Dentsu Aegis Network Russia
4. AWARENESS ENGAGEMENT Narrative Utility ATL Comms : mainstream media BTL Comms: Social Media 1. “AS WELL AS NOT INSTEAD OF” AWARENESS + ENGAGEMENT
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6. TO RAISE CONTRIBUTIONS TO RAISE AWARENESS AND BRAND AFFILIATION TO GET OUT THE VOTE 2. One core idea, multiple connected social platforms CHANGE
7. MICRO-BLOGGING 140 characters only Sharing thoughts, links, Participating in chat PHOTO SHARING Aleks’ visual character From TVCs Family portraits Community connections Competitions PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING Digital CV Professional links INTELLIGENCE SHARING Power-point upload Business leader connections MUSIC LINKS Collect and share favourite music Build digital “radio-station” VIDEO CONTENT Bloopers TCVs Fav video content COMPARISON APPLICATION Viral “comparison” app COMMUNITY AUGMENTATION Status Notes Pictures Videos 1 identity, multiple connected spaces MULTIPLE CONNECTED SPACES TVC
8. 3. Social Media is a conversation, so give people something to talk about “ CHAT CATALYSTS” – Give people things, ideas, applications to share and discuss
9. XMAS VIRAL WIDGET J F M A M J J A S O N D LAUNCH DEVELOP ESTABLISH CTM SITE “ Brochure” CTM BLOG Conversation/ Aggregation SLIDESHARE Power-point IPHONE Activation BLIP.FM Music LINKEDIN Business FLICKR Photos TWITTER Chat FACEBOOK Community RATE & REVIEW FUNCTIONALITY UPDATED FAQs I-CARDS/M-CARDS NEW MEERKATS RINGTONE/CALL BACK UGC COMPETITION LAUNCH : WEEKLY POSTS “ BETA” SUGGESTIONS POLLS “ I've found my meerkat” SOC MED WIDGET YOUTUBE Video UGC MEERKATS WINNERS SPECIAL OCCASION MEERKATS – XMAS VIRAL WIDGET “ HOT OR NOT” GAME BLOOPERS – timing tbc FAV VIDEO UPLOADS BLOOPERS - Seeding BLOOPERS - Seeding STATUS/NOTES UGC COMPETITION UGC MEERKATS WINNERS UGC MEERKATS WINNERS UGC MEERKATS WINNERS LAUNCH : NEW “OFFICIAL” PIIX UGC UPLOAD COMPETITION VIRAL XMAS VIDEO DAILY MONITORING, FRIENDING, CONVERSATION LAUNCH : LAUNCH : BUSINESS PROFILE CONNECT PROFILE XMAS VIRAL SEEDING LAUNCH : LAUNCH : LINKS TO TWITTER SHARE MUSIC TRACKS CTM POWER-POINT – BIZ GUIDE TVC
12. 5. “WHERE DO YOU WANT TO PLAY?” BRAND NARRATIVE BRAND UTILITY REAL PERSON ADVERTISING CHARACTER
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Editor's Notes
I am here today because of a small, rather furry friend of mine Aleksandr. You might know him.
So with that in mind, I want to give you VCCP's or rather Aleksaandr’s 4 Simples Rules of Social Media Marketing (I wanted to have 3 but then thought of another one which made 4, tried to think of a good 5th and failed so its 4 Simples Rules)
Let's talk about some of the topline numbers: Millions of people have seen the TV and heard the radio ads Half a million people are active fans on Facebook - this is the most popular UK branded Fan site on Facebook. Closest competitors are cadburys and Marmite with around 200,000 Fans. We have almost 1000 meerkat photos uploaded; each post that Aleksandr leaves has on average almost 300 comments and is "Liked" by about 2000. He has had **** offers of marriage, *** offers of adoption (what do people think that he is, a child???) and many pleas for him to run either as an MP or to simple take the mantra of Prime Minister. More than Cheryl and Wayne SHOW SCREEN GRAB OF FACEBOOK PAGE
1. "It's an as well as not an instead of..." SHOW TRIANGLE SLIDE Without television I don't think that we would be here today talking about the Social Media campaign of the year. Television set up the campaign idea, developed the character of Aleksandr and was the catalyst for everything else. In our experience Social Media seems to work better when its a part of something bigger.
On Twitter where he is the UK's most successful advertising campaign, he has almost 20,000 followers. On average about 100 new people follow Aleksandr Orlov every day. And you can too. SHOW SCREEN GRAB OF ALEKSANDR'S TWITTER PAGE Aleksandr tries to talk to as many of his fans as possible. It takes a lot of time. We try to automate as much as possible but the beauty of Aleksandr Orlov is that he is as real as possible, so it can't feel false. At the start of the campaign we were engaging in real-time with Fans, it is simply not possible at the moment. There are too many people and too many questions being asked! More influential than Boris Johnson and Hillary Clinton! According to Marketing magazine!
2. One central idea - multiple connected social media platforms The second simples rule is really lifted from the Obama campaign which considering that it won the Titanium/Integrated prize at Cannes over the weekend I am proud to admit. At the heart of this campaign was a person and a core thought - Change. What Obama did so brilliantly, amongst many other things, was to adhere to this rule. Don't expect people to come and seek our your message, go to where they are and develop content and functionality in the places where they already are.
This was our Social Media architecture for Meerkat: SHOW SLIDE WITH THE CIRCLE. Some of these aspects will be brought on board later in the campaign, some of these you will have already seen. And just to show the level of planning that has gone into this campaign
3. "Its a conversation - what are your chatalysts..." This is our third simples rule. And this really is very very simples. If Social Media is a conversation then you have to think about what you are giving people to talk about! Chat catalysts, or as people in my team hate, Chat-a-lysts. ATL starts the conversation, but if it had just been a TV ad then I don't think that we would have over half a million people actively engaged with Aleksandr Orlov and Compare The Meerkat in Social Media. Its the "chatalysts" that we have developed on an on-going basis as the campaign has developed which have added to the momentum and been the spark for the hundreds of thousands of people engaging with Aleksandr and Sergei in the Social Web. What do I mean by a Chatalyst? Well Sergei the new character in the TV ads was a chatalyst - we introduced him via Twitter about 3 weeks before his TV spot was launched. Aleksandr tweets about the April Fools Joke that he played with a rotting fish and Sergei's keypad. This started a whole chain of conversations about Sergei. Who was he? Why did he merit a fish? How did he take the joke? As the weeks went by Aleksandr revealed more and more about Sergei so that when the TV ad was previewed online, the website was so inundated that (ironically) the servers almost crashed! Aleksandr's pictures of his ancient meerkat family were chatalysts and prompted people to start uploading their own. Like the one of Aleksandr and Stephen Fry stuck in a lift together . Or even the fact that Aleksandr responded to petitions asking for ringtones and produced them in the second iteration of his website. The other thing that we have realised in developing this campaign is that the essense of a good conversation is about timeliness. While we have a loose narrative structure we develop weekly content chatalyts on an on-going basis. Topical. Funny. Engaging. Participative
Someone from another agency, who shall remain nameless, suggested that there wasn't anything that we did for this campaign. We just set up the Social Media platforms and then sat back and waited for success to happen. This could not be further from the truth.
We use each platform in different ways and then weave the narrative together. For example - on the Social Web Aleksandr asked the question, "I am looking to expand my meerkat database..." SHOW SLIDE OF THIS FACEBOOK POST We have had about 2000 suggestions of new types of meerkats - their size, their hobbies, their location. Then what we did was we took the suggestions from the Social Web and fed them into our Digital thinking. Comparethemeerkat.com 2.0 were filled with hundreds of new meerkats (ranging from *** to ***) You really do need to spend some time on the site to fully appreciate quite how much love has gone into it! We also targeted Aleksandr's most ardent fans and asked them if they would like to feature on his official website. If you look now, you will see the Testimonial page. We will be updating this regularly with new fans. Its a great way of sparking buzz and excitement. But this is where I think it gets really interesting, we then feed this thought into the creative team and they write a script which is all to do with the new servers that Aleksandr and Sergei have had to install to cope with the demand and all this extra traffic. Its a seamless piece of brand narrative that spans and integrates multiple digital platforms.
4. "ears to mouth ratio" Lots of people talk about talking when it comes to Social Media. Less people seem to talk about listening. There is a 2:1 ratio for a reason apparently. We worked hard to listen properly and respond where necessary.
This is blank deliberately. Its up to you. Where do you want to play?
Some outstanding results!
Impact of the campaign clearly visible: Quote volumes up 80%. Cost per visit down 73%