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The document discusses the impact of new media on customer communication, recruitment, and sales in the wine industry, emphasizing the effectiveness of social media platforms for engagement and marketing. It highlights the changing landscape of consumer behavior, with digital platforms playing a crucial role in influencing purchase decisions and brand awareness. The authors argue that a well-integrated digital strategy, combining old and new media, is essential for businesses to thrive in today's connected environment.

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Modern Methods of Communicating Directly to Your Customers: How effective is New Media in terms of recruitment and sales? Presented by: Paul Mabray, CEO of VinTank Marc Engel, Partner and Director of Wines Practice, B/R/S Group
Flow 1) Who We Are 2) What is ‘New Media’? 3) What Does It Mean for Wine? 4) Is New Media Effective for Recruitment and Sales? 5) Lessons 6) Workshop It
WHO WE ARE
Two guys. Two Opinions. Paul Mabray Marc Engel • 17 year online wine veteran. • Work for the only digital think tank in the wine industry. • Wrote a tiny little report about wine and social media called “We are here” and then gave it away for FREE.
Two guys. Two Opinions. Paul Mabray Marc Engel • No, I don’t work for Paul • Marketing researcher • Listen to the voice of the consumer (and trade) • Presented “Engaging the U.S. Wine Consumer: A New Paradigm” at Wine Evolution, January 2007
WHAT IS NEW MEDIA?
So what is new media? WIKIPEDIA DEFINES - New media is a term meant to encompass the emergence of digital, computerized, or networked information and communication technologies in the later part of the 20th century. Most technologies described as "new media" are digital, often having characteristics of being manipulatable, networkable, dense, compressible, interactive and impartial.
So what is new media? New media is a term meant to encompass the emergence of digital, computerized, or networked information and communication technologies in the later part of the 20th century. Really? Most technologies described as "new media" are digital, often having characteristics of being manipulatable, networkable, dense, compressible, interactive and impartial.
Old vs New
This…
This…
This…
This…
This… Is new media.
No really We are witnessing a fundamental shift in communication.
But don’t take our word for it… If Facebook were a country, it would be the 4th largest country in the world. Source: TechCrunch 2009 http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/07/15/facebooks- offical-user-count-now-250-million/
Did we say fundamental? Never in history has humanity been as interconnected as they are today.
Welcome to the Revolution Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mlemos/ 3522358252/sizes/o/in/set-72157617990467890/
Translation This ain’t your mamma’s internet.
Evolution
Evolution Google
Today 66% of Global Internet Population Visit Social Networks. Nielsen
Today 66% of Global Internet Population Visit Social Networks. Nielsen Social networks are the 4th most popular online activity – ahead of personal email and PORN. Nielsen
Today 66% of Global Internet Population Visit Social Networks. Nielsen Social networks are the 4th most popular online activity – ahead of personal email. Nielsen 75% of consumers rate Word of Mouth as the #1 influencer of purchase intent. Nielsen
Today 66% of Global Internet Population Visit Social Networks. Nielsen Social networks are the 4th most popular online activity – ahead of personal email. Nielsen 75% of consumers rate Word of Mouth as the #1 influencer of purchase intent. Nielsen 71% say they share a recommendation (product, service, restaurant) online with others at least every few months. Razorfish 2009
66% of Global Internet Population Visit Social Networks.* Today Social networks are the 4th most popular online activity – ahead of personal email.* 75% of consumers rate Word of Mouth as the #1 influencer of purchase intent. Nielsen 71% say they share a recommendation (product, service, restaurant) online with others at least every few months. Razorfish 2009 75,000 new blogs created every day, updated to the tune of over 1.2 million posts per day, or over 18 updates a second. Technorati
Social networks are the 4th most popular online activity – ahead of personal email. Nielsen Today 75% of consumers rate Word of Mouth as the #1 influencer of purchase intent. Nielsen 71% say they share a recommendation (product, service, restaurant) online with others at least every few months. Razorfish 2009 75,000 new blogs created every day, updated to the tune of over 1.2 million posts per day, or over 18 updates a second. Technorati 25% of top search engine results for world’s 20 largest brands are Consumer Generated Media (‘advertising’ consumers trust). Qualman
Social networks are the 4th most popular online activity – ahead of personal email. Nielsen Today 75% of consumers rate Word of Mouth as the #1 influencer of purchase intent. Nielsen 71% say they share a recommendation (product, Don’t make us service, restaurant) online with others at least every few months. Razorfish 2009 75,000 new blogs created every day, updated to estimate the tune of over 1.2 million posts per day, or over 18 updates a second. Technorati tomorrow. 25% of top search engine results for world’s 20 largest brands are Consumer Generated Media (‘advertising’ consumers trust). Qualman
New media is like the swine flu.
… but why? Interactive Connected Because new Free media is Fast Measurable
… but why? Interactive Connected Because new Free media is Fast Measurable
… but why? Interactive Connected Because new Free media is Fast Measurable
… but why? Interactive Connected Because new Free media is Fast Measurable
… but why? Interactive Connected Because new Free media is Fast Measurable
And it’s not contained It has jumped out of computers and into our pockets.
People can connect, update, complain or praise – anytime, anywhere.
Just wait till tomorrow
Just wait till tomorrow Tomorrow
is
TODAY
Sounds scary “Technology is shifting the power away from the editors, the publishers, the establishment, the media elite. Now it’s people who are in control.” Rupert Murdoch, Global Media Entrepreneur
We understand. Most Business People
Your Competition. 86%
say
they
 have
not
used
social
 networking
sites
to
get
 business
advice
or
 informaDon.
 76%
have
 not
found
social
 networking
sites
such
as
 Facebook,
Twi@er
and
 LinkedIn
to
be
helpful
in
 Most Business People generaDng
business
leads
or
 61%
say
they
 for
expanding
their
 use
general
 business
during
the
 search
engines
 last
year. like
Google. Source: Citibank/GfK Roper survey of 500 small business executives across the U.S., as cited in Research Brief from the Center for New Media Research, 2 Nov. 2009
Imagine The advantage you could have with your head out of the sand.
WHAT DOES NEW MEDIA MEAN FOR WINE?
So what’s in this for wine
Wine & New Media: A Perfect Pair I’m
a
long
 tail
product. New
 Wine Media
Wine & New Media: A Perfect Pair I’m
a
long
 tail
product. New
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love
long
 tails!
Wine & New Media: A Perfect Pair New
 Wine Word
of
Mouth
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the
biggest
 reason
why
 people
buy
me.
Wine & New Media: A Perfect Pair OMG!
People
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about
what
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like
all
the
 New
 Dme
on
me. Wine Word
of
Mouth
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the
biggest
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why
 people
buy
me.
Wine & New Media: A Perfect Pair I
confuse
and
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people. Media
Wine & New Media: A Perfect Pair I
confuse
and
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people. Media I’m
not
scared.
 People
trust
 me.
Even
your
 mom
will
trust
 me.
Wine & New Media: A Perfect Pair I’m
quite
the
 experience. New
 Wine Media
Wine & New Media: A Perfect Pair I’m
quite
the
 experience. New
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and
I
seek
 mastery
and
 control.
Wine & New Media: A Perfect Pair I’m
quite
the
 …!!! experience. New
 Wine Media …
and
I
seek
 mastery
and
 control.
Look who’s talking Source: www.cruvee.com
The Dominance of Twitter Where they’re talking… On
Blogs On
Forums On
Microblogs Source: www.cruvee.com
Wine Blogs • 250,000 products produced annually • About 30,000 reviewed by ‘professional’ reviewers • There are over 1000 dedicated wine blogs
Wine Blogs Collectively wine bloggers represent an audience much larger than the winespectator.com.
Wine Industry Noise 40+ 50+ 200+
Wine Industry Noise 40+ – Wine Social Networks 50+ – Wine iPhone Apps 200+ – Wine Portals
Wine, where should you play?
Wine, where should you play?
Wine, where should you play?
Wine, where should you play?
Wine, where should you play?
Wine, where should you play?
Wine Social Networks Fishing where the fish are.
Wine Social Networks Fishing where the fish are. 86,000+ Users 50,000+ Users 1,000,000 Tasting 32,000+ Tasting Notes Notes
Customers Recommend Brands
Change “No longer is it enough to make and sell wine and then expect the world to beat a path to your door. (Well, unless you’re Lafite in China, that is.) Today, sellers have to reach out to their customers, and they have to do so in ways that may be unfamiliar and even uncomfortable for them.” –Steve Heimoff, blogger and writer, Wine Enthusiast
It’s a crazy Wine World
It’s a crazy Wine World Insane Regulations
It’s a crazy Wine World Insane Regulations An incredibly complex product
It’s a crazy Wine World Distribution has all but ended as a viable sales channel for small wineries. Rob McMillan Insane Regulations An incredibly complex product
IS NEW MEDIA EFFECTIVE?
Is new media effective? 3,279,102 friends 620,359 friends 1,043,850 friends 218,172 friends 1,824 videos uploaded 330 videos uploaded Channel Views: 20,024,491 Channel Views: 2,221,268 151,206 followers 4, 848 Followers
Is new media effective? $360 $639 million million
Why yes, it is. $360 $639 million million Overall funds raised during the 2008 campaign.
Obama’s Online Fundraising • $150
million
(sha@ered
 previous
record
of
$65m) • 632,000
donors
(total
was
 3.1
million) • Average
donaDon
<$100
 (Plouffe)
Hyper Speed After Palin disparaged Obama’s past work as a community organizer, he raised $10M within 24 hours, most of it online.
The Obama Network Widgets facebook MyBO.com Email Barack TV Social networks Outreach twitter Mobile
MyBO.com • 2 million profiles created • 35,000 volunteer groups • 400,000 blog posts • 200,000 offline events
Mobile Obama
New Media is extremely effective for branding, marketing and public relations…
Why? 1) Informative 2) Inclusive 3) Entertaining 4) Engaging 5) Democratizing
Hulu “Consumer behavior is one of the hardest things to change.The gap between the existing and the new has to be so materially better that it shocks you into behavior change.” --Jason Killer, CEO of Hulu
Hulu • 380MM videos (up 150% in 6 months). • 2.6% market share of all video. • Resurrecting old media properties, bring to whole new generation.
It’s powerful, ask Domino’s
Listening - Customer Service Chris Brogan – President of New Marketing Labs
Listening - Customer Service Chris Brogan – President of New Marketing Labs October,
2009…
My
website
went
 down.
The
moment
I
noDced
it,
I
 tweeted
to
Rackspace,
my
host.
 (Yes,
I
pinged
Twi@er
before
 looking
anywhere
else).
I
said,
 “Dear
@rackspace
–
my
site
is
 down.
Please
help.”
Listening - Customer Service Chris Brogan – President of New Marketing Labs Guess
how
long
it
took
for
them
to
 respond.
Listening - Customer Service Chris Brogan – President of New Marketing Labs Four
Minutes.
Listening - Customer Service Chris Brogan – President of New Marketing Labs I’m
fully
sold
on
who
I’d
 choose
if
I
needed
 mission‐cri5cal
support
for
 a
heavy
traffic
site.
I’d
use
 Rackspace
cloud.
Zappos
Will it Blend? • A small company, no marketing budget - CEO Tom Dickson blends objects in their blender and video tapes it. • Marbles, golf balls, hockey pucks • 3.8 million views • 5x increase in sales (home and commercial)
#flymeto • Give away iPhones, flights for tweeting their company’s name • 90x increase in Twitter followers in one week • Web traffic up 600% • 100% increase in signups, still sustaining growth • Bolstered by coverage in the media (BBC, about.com, Mashable) Cost: $13,500
IS NEW MEDIA EFFECTIVE IN THE WINE INDUSTRY?
Gary Vay-ner-chuck • 850,000 followers on Twitter • Nearly 90,000 viewers per day of his vlog, Wine Library TV • Million dollar book deal • NYTimes, Amazon.com bestseller • $80 million retail, half on Internet
Murphy-Goode
Pinotblogger Josh Hermsmeyer wanted to start a winery. Participated in online forums, including eRobertParker • But found them hierarchical Now, nearly 5,000 Twitter followers • Up 3x since May Over 1200 mailing list names
New Media to Drive Offline Sales Free membership in a lower-tier ‘club’ No purchase commitments Exclusive content online • Recipes • Pairing tools • Special e-commerce offers Purchase offline ‘Proven’ by surveys with these ‘club’ members
Marketing is not the same… As sales. It’s about building brand awareness and connection, which should allow for the opportunity for sales.
Facebook for personal connections Already have a direct Fans on FB come to the relationship with people winery to buy wine at the winery who blog and are on FB
Facebook for personal connections Already have a direct Fans on FB come to the relationship with people winery to buy wine at the winery who blog and are on FB Tony the winemaker Josh & Ryan, Kent, the chef pourers in the tasting room
Old new media, more effective than new new media. Ad on FB offering 10% discount • Nearly 300,000 impressions (times displayed) • 90 clicks to the website • 0 sales • Targeted email more effective • FB-only 25% off promotion in honor of the winemaker and her husband’s 25th anniversary • 0 sales • Then emailed to mailing list…nearly $15,000 in sales
Old new media, more effective than new new media. Ad on FB offering 10% discount • Nearly 300,000 impressions (times displayed) • 90 clicks to the website • 0 sales Targeted email more effective • FB-only 25% off promotion in honor of the winemaker and her husband’s 25th anniversary • 0 sales • Then emailed to mailing list…nearly $15,000 in sales
Uncertainty about Facebook • “But I don’t think it affects the bottom line” • “Not the driving force behind sales, but a great information tool” • “Still trying to figure out how to measure its impact”
Uncertainty About Twitter • “Hard to track and measure” • “Not sure what to make of it yet. Is it a fad or is it a useful tool?” • “Losing its edge”
LESSONS
New Media is NOT a silver bullet “YOU NEED TO BE ON FB, MS, Twitter, FF, etc, etc, etc.”
New Media is NOT a silver bullet “YOU NEED TO BE ON FB, MS, Twitter, FF, etc, etc, etc.” “YOU NEED TO HAVE YOUR WINES RATED BY WINE BLOGGERS.”
New Media is NOT a silver bullet “YOU NEED TO BE ON FB, “YOU MS, Twitter, FF, NEED to etc, etc, etc.” BLOG.” “YOU NEED TO HAVE YOUR WINES RATED BY WINE BLOGGERS.”
New Media is NOT a silver bullet “YOU NEED TO BE ON FB, “YOU MS, Twitter, FF, NEED to etc, etc, etc.” BLOG.” “YOU NEED TO HAVE YOUR WINES RATED BY WINE BLOGGERS.” WHAT IS THE TRUTH? Your brand will benefit from a good social media strategy that is PART of your overall digital strategy. PICK the social network where YOUR type of customers are engaging. Do activities that yield the HIGHEST ROI for your efforts.
What new media will give to you • Exposure • Likelihood to be recommended • Customer acquisition • Extended customer life time value (LTV) • Measurement • Unparalleled access
Content is King From customer relationship management to customer-managed relationships MESSAGE MUST BE RELEVANT
Business is Personal The Godfather was wrong
Integrate the Old & New New media is just 1 (one, uno, eins, un, ichi, ) communication channel.
Integrate the Old & New New media is just 1 (one, uno, eins, un, ichi, ) communication channel. Publicity initially gained online may eventually get reinforced by traditional media. E-marketing, website, employee relations, community release, PR.
Be Patient Don’t expect immediate sales payoff, but you can expect uptake in discussions. Again, brand building is not the same as sales.
Set clear goals Finding trends and tracking them back to their point of origin is the key to measuring ROI. • Number of referrers on your e-commerce site (assuming you can track this data) from your website or Twitter • Number of coupons used that were given away in a Facebook campaign to start calculating which sales stemmed from your social media campaigns • Hash tags on Twitter, redirects in links • Use bit.ly
Take aways 1) Listen 2) Be Authentic 3) Be Transparent 4) Engage 5) Care

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New Media and Wine

  • 1.
    Modern Methods ofCommunicating Directly to Your Customers: How effective is New Media in terms of recruitment and sales? Presented by: Paul Mabray, CEO of VinTank Marc Engel, Partner and Director of Wines Practice, B/R/S Group
  • 2.
    Flow 1) Who WeAre 2) What is ‘New Media’? 3) What Does It Mean for Wine? 4) Is New Media Effective for Recruitment and Sales? 5) Lessons 6) Workshop It
  • 3.
  • 4.
    Two guys. TwoOpinions. Paul Mabray Marc Engel • 17 year online wine veteran. • Work for the only digital think tank in the wine industry. • Wrote a tiny little report about wine and social media called “We are here” and then gave it away for FREE.
  • 5.
    Two guys. TwoOpinions. Paul Mabray Marc Engel • No, I don’t work for Paul • Marketing researcher • Listen to the voice of the consumer (and trade) • Presented “Engaging the U.S. Wine Consumer: A New Paradigm” at Wine Evolution, January 2007
  • 6.
  • 7.
    So what isnew media? WIKIPEDIA DEFINES - New media is a term meant to encompass the emergence of digital, computerized, or networked information and communication technologies in the later part of the 20th century. Most technologies described as "new media" are digital, often having characteristics of being manipulatable, networkable, dense, compressible, interactive and impartial.
  • 8.
    So what isnew media? New media is a term meant to encompass the emergence of digital, computerized, or networked information and communication technologies in the later part of the 20th century. Really? Most technologies described as "new media" are digital, often having characteristics of being manipulatable, networkable, dense, compressible, interactive and impartial.
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    No really We arewitnessing a fundamental shift in communication.
  • 16.
    But don’t takeour word for it… If Facebook were a country, it would be the 4th largest country in the world. Source: TechCrunch 2009 http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/07/15/facebooks- offical-user-count-now-250-million/
  • 17.
    Did we sayfundamental? Never in history has humanity been as interconnected as they are today.
  • 18.
    Welcome to theRevolution Source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mlemos/ 3522358252/sizes/o/in/set-72157617990467890/
  • 19.
    Translation This ain’t yourmamma’s internet.
  • 20.
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  • 22.
    Today 66% of GlobalInternet Population Visit Social Networks. Nielsen
  • 23.
    Today 66% of GlobalInternet Population Visit Social Networks. Nielsen Social networks are the 4th most popular online activity – ahead of personal email and PORN. Nielsen
  • 24.
    Today 66% of GlobalInternet Population Visit Social Networks. Nielsen Social networks are the 4th most popular online activity – ahead of personal email. Nielsen 75% of consumers rate Word of Mouth as the #1 influencer of purchase intent. Nielsen
  • 25.
    Today 66% of GlobalInternet Population Visit Social Networks. Nielsen Social networks are the 4th most popular online activity – ahead of personal email. Nielsen 75% of consumers rate Word of Mouth as the #1 influencer of purchase intent. Nielsen 71% say they share a recommendation (product, service, restaurant) online with others at least every few months. Razorfish 2009
  • 26.
    66% of GlobalInternet Population Visit Social Networks.* Today Social networks are the 4th most popular online activity – ahead of personal email.* 75% of consumers rate Word of Mouth as the #1 influencer of purchase intent. Nielsen 71% say they share a recommendation (product, service, restaurant) online with others at least every few months. Razorfish 2009 75,000 new blogs created every day, updated to the tune of over 1.2 million posts per day, or over 18 updates a second. Technorati
  • 27.
    Social networks arethe 4th most popular online activity – ahead of personal email. Nielsen Today 75% of consumers rate Word of Mouth as the #1 influencer of purchase intent. Nielsen 71% say they share a recommendation (product, service, restaurant) online with others at least every few months. Razorfish 2009 75,000 new blogs created every day, updated to the tune of over 1.2 million posts per day, or over 18 updates a second. Technorati 25% of top search engine results for world’s 20 largest brands are Consumer Generated Media (‘advertising’ consumers trust). Qualman
  • 28.
    Social networks arethe 4th most popular online activity – ahead of personal email. Nielsen Today 75% of consumers rate Word of Mouth as the #1 influencer of purchase intent. Nielsen 71% say they share a recommendation (product, Don’t make us service, restaurant) online with others at least every few months. Razorfish 2009 75,000 new blogs created every day, updated to estimate the tune of over 1.2 million posts per day, or over 18 updates a second. Technorati tomorrow. 25% of top search engine results for world’s 20 largest brands are Consumer Generated Media (‘advertising’ consumers trust). Qualman
  • 29.
    New media islike the swine flu.
  • 30.
    … but why? Interactive Connected Because new Free media is Fast Measurable
  • 31.
    … but why? Interactive Connected Because new Free media is Fast Measurable
  • 32.
    … but why? Interactive Connected Because new Free media is Fast Measurable
  • 33.
    … but why? Interactive Connected Because new Free media is Fast Measurable
  • 34.
    … but why? Interactive Connected Because new Free media is Fast Measurable
  • 35.
    And it’s notcontained It has jumped out of computers and into our pockets.
  • 37.
    People can connect,update, complain or praise – anytime, anywhere.
  • 38.
  • 39.
    Just wait tilltomorrow Tomorrow
is
TODAY
  • 40.
    Sounds scary “Technology isshifting the power away from the editors, the publishers, the establishment, the media elite. Now it’s people who are in control.” Rupert Murdoch, Global Media Entrepreneur
  • 41.
  • 42.
    Your Competition. 86%
say
they
 have
not
used
social
 networking
sites
to
get
 business
advice
or
 informaDon.
 76%
have
 not
found
social
 networking
sites
such
as
 Facebook,
Twi@er
and
 LinkedIn
to
be
helpful
in
 Most Business People generaDng
business
leads
or
 61%
say
they
 for
expanding
their
 use
general
 business
during
the
 search
engines
 last
year. like
Google. Source: Citibank/GfK Roper survey of 500 small business executives across the U.S., as cited in Research Brief from the Center for New Media Research, 2 Nov. 2009
  • 43.
    Imagine The advantage you couldhave with your head out of the sand.
  • 44.
    WHAT DOES NEWMEDIA MEAN FOR WINE?
  • 45.
    So what’s inthis for wine
  • 46.
    Wine & NewMedia: A Perfect Pair I’m
a
long
 tail
product. New
 Wine Media
  • 47.
    Wine & NewMedia: A Perfect Pair I’m
a
long
 tail
product. New
 Wine Media I
love
long
 tails!
  • 48.
    Wine & NewMedia: A Perfect Pair New
 Wine Word
of
Mouth
 Media is
the
biggest
 reason
why
 people
buy
me.
  • 49.
    Wine & NewMedia: A Perfect Pair OMG!
People
 talk
about
what
 they
like
all
the
 New
 Dme
on
me. Wine Word
of
Mouth
 Media is
the
biggest
 reason
why
 people
buy
me.
  • 50.
    Wine & NewMedia: A Perfect Pair I
confuse
and
 inDmidate
 New
 Wine most
people. Media
  • 51.
    Wine & NewMedia: A Perfect Pair I
confuse
and
 inDmidate
 New
 Wine most
people. Media I’m
not
scared.
 People
trust
 me.
Even
your
 mom
will
trust
 me.
  • 52.
    Wine & NewMedia: A Perfect Pair I’m
quite
the
 experience. New
 Wine Media
  • 53.
    Wine & NewMedia: A Perfect Pair I’m
quite
the
 experience. New
 Wine Media …
and
I
seek
 mastery
and
 control.
  • 54.
    Wine & NewMedia: A Perfect Pair I’m
quite
the
 …!!! experience. New
 Wine Media …
and
I
seek
 mastery
and
 control.
  • 55.
    Look who’s talking Source: www.cruvee.com
  • 56.
    The Dominance ofTwitter Where they’re talking… On
Blogs On
Forums On
Microblogs Source: www.cruvee.com
  • 57.
    Wine Blogs • 250,000products produced annually • About 30,000 reviewed by ‘professional’ reviewers • There are over 1000 dedicated wine blogs
  • 58.
    Wine Blogs Collectively winebloggers represent an audience much larger than the winespectator.com.
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    Wine Industry Noise 40+– Wine Social Networks 50+ – Wine iPhone Apps 200+ – Wine Portals
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    Wine Social Networks Fishingwhere the fish are.
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    Wine Social Networks Fishingwhere the fish are. 86,000+ Users 50,000+ Users 1,000,000 Tasting 32,000+ Tasting Notes Notes
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  • 70.
    Change “No longeris it enough to make and sell wine and then expect the world to beat a path to your door. (Well, unless you’re Lafite in China, that is.) Today, sellers have to reach out to their customers, and they have to do so in ways that may be unfamiliar and even uncomfortable for them.” –Steve Heimoff, blogger and writer, Wine Enthusiast
  • 71.
    It’s a crazyWine World
  • 72.
    It’s a crazyWine World Insane Regulations
  • 73.
    It’s a crazyWine World Insane Regulations An incredibly complex product
  • 74.
    It’s a crazyWine World Distribution has all but ended as a viable sales channel for small wineries. Rob McMillan Insane Regulations An incredibly complex product
  • 75.
    IS NEW MEDIAEFFECTIVE?
  • 76.
    Is new mediaeffective? 3,279,102 friends 620,359 friends 1,043,850 friends 218,172 friends 1,824 videos uploaded 330 videos uploaded Channel Views: 20,024,491 Channel Views: 2,221,268 151,206 followers 4, 848 Followers
  • 77.
    Is new mediaeffective? $360 $639 million million
  • 78.
    Why yes, itis. $360 $639 million million Overall funds raised during the 2008 campaign.
  • 79.
    Obama’s Online Fundraising • $150
million
(sha@ered
 previous
record
of
$65m) • 632,000
donors
(total
was
 3.1
million) • Average
donaDon
<$100
 (Plouffe)
  • 80.
    Hyper Speed After Palindisparaged Obama’s past work as a community organizer, he raised $10M within 24 hours, most of it online.
  • 82.
    The Obama Network Widgets facebook MyBO.com Email Barack TV Social networks Outreach twitter Mobile
  • 83.
    MyBO.com • 2 millionprofiles created • 35,000 volunteer groups • 400,000 blog posts • 200,000 offline events
  • 84.
  • 85.
    New Media isextremely effective for branding, marketing and public relations…
  • 86.
    Why? 1) Informative 2) Inclusive 3) Entertaining 4) Engaging 5) Democratizing
  • 87.
    Hulu “Consumer behavior isone of the hardest things to change.The gap between the existing and the new has to be so materially better that it shocks you into behavior change.” --Jason Killer, CEO of Hulu
  • 88.
    Hulu • 380MM videos (up 150% in 6 months). • 2.6% market share of all video. • Resurrecting old media properties, bring to whole new generation.
  • 89.
  • 90.
    Listening - CustomerService Chris Brogan – President of New Marketing Labs
  • 91.
    Listening - CustomerService Chris Brogan – President of New Marketing Labs October,
2009…
My
website
went
 down.
The
moment
I
noDced
it,
I
 tweeted
to
Rackspace,
my
host.
 (Yes,
I
pinged
Twi@er
before
 looking
anywhere
else).
I
said,
 “Dear
@rackspace
–
my
site
is
 down.
Please
help.”
  • 92.
    Listening - CustomerService Chris Brogan – President of New Marketing Labs Guess
how
long
it
took
for
them
to
 respond.
  • 93.
    Listening - CustomerService Chris Brogan – President of New Marketing Labs Four
Minutes.
  • 94.
    Listening - CustomerService Chris Brogan – President of New Marketing Labs I’m
fully
sold
on
who
I’d
 choose
if
I
needed
 mission‐cri5cal
support
for
 a
heavy
traffic
site.
I’d
use
 Rackspace
cloud.
  • 95.
  • 96.
    Will it Blend? • A small company, no marketing budget - CEO Tom Dickson blends objects in their blender and video tapes it. • Marbles, golf balls, hockey pucks • 3.8 million views • 5x increase in sales (home and commercial)
  • 97.
    #flymeto • Give away iPhones, flights for tweeting their company’s name • 90x increase in Twitter followers in one week • Web traffic up 600% • 100% increase in signups, still sustaining growth • Bolstered by coverage in the media (BBC, about.com, Mashable) Cost: $13,500
  • 98.
    IS NEW MEDIAEFFECTIVE IN THE WINE INDUSTRY?
  • 100.
    Gary Vay-ner-chuck • 850,000 followers on Twitter • Nearly 90,000 viewers per day of his vlog, Wine Library TV • Million dollar book deal • NYTimes, Amazon.com bestseller • $80 million retail, half on Internet
  • 101.
  • 102.
    Pinotblogger Josh Hermsmeyer wanted to start a winery. Participated in online forums, including eRobertParker • But found them hierarchical Now, nearly 5,000 Twitter followers • Up 3x since May Over 1200 mailing list names
  • 103.
    New Media toDrive Offline Sales Free membership in a lower-tier ‘club’ No purchase commitments Exclusive content online • Recipes • Pairing tools • Special e-commerce offers Purchase offline ‘Proven’ by surveys with these ‘club’ members
  • 104.
    Marketing is notthe same… As sales. It’s about building brand awareness and connection, which should allow for the opportunity for sales.
  • 105.
    Facebook for personalconnections Already have a direct Fans on FB come to the relationship with people winery to buy wine at the winery who blog and are on FB
  • 106.
    Facebook for personalconnections Already have a direct Fans on FB come to the relationship with people winery to buy wine at the winery who blog and are on FB Tony the winemaker Josh & Ryan, Kent, the chef pourers in the tasting room
  • 107.
    Old new media,more effective than new new media. Ad on FB offering 10% discount • Nearly 300,000 impressions (times displayed) • 90 clicks to the website • 0 sales • Targeted email more effective • FB-only 25% off promotion in honor of the winemaker and her husband’s 25th anniversary • 0 sales • Then emailed to mailing list…nearly $15,000 in sales
  • 108.
    Old new media,more effective than new new media. Ad on FB offering 10% discount • Nearly 300,000 impressions (times displayed) • 90 clicks to the website • 0 sales Targeted email more effective • FB-only 25% off promotion in honor of the winemaker and her husband’s 25th anniversary • 0 sales • Then emailed to mailing list…nearly $15,000 in sales
  • 109.
    Uncertainty about Facebook •“But I don’t think it affects the bottom line” • “Not the driving force behind sales, but a great information tool” • “Still trying to figure out how to measure its impact”
  • 110.
    Uncertainty About Twitter •“Hard to track and measure” • “Not sure what to make of it yet. Is it a fad or is it a useful tool?” • “Losing its edge”
  • 111.
  • 112.
    New Media isNOT a silver bullet “YOU NEED TO BE ON FB, MS, Twitter, FF, etc, etc, etc.”
  • 113.
    New Media isNOT a silver bullet “YOU NEED TO BE ON FB, MS, Twitter, FF, etc, etc, etc.” “YOU NEED TO HAVE YOUR WINES RATED BY WINE BLOGGERS.”
  • 114.
    New Media isNOT a silver bullet “YOU NEED TO BE ON FB, “YOU MS, Twitter, FF, NEED to etc, etc, etc.” BLOG.” “YOU NEED TO HAVE YOUR WINES RATED BY WINE BLOGGERS.”
  • 115.
    New Media isNOT a silver bullet “YOU NEED TO BE ON FB, “YOU MS, Twitter, FF, NEED to etc, etc, etc.” BLOG.” “YOU NEED TO HAVE YOUR WINES RATED BY WINE BLOGGERS.” WHAT IS THE TRUTH? Your brand will benefit from a good social media strategy that is PART of your overall digital strategy. PICK the social network where YOUR type of customers are engaging. Do activities that yield the HIGHEST ROI for your efforts.
  • 116.
    What new mediawill give to you • Exposure • Likelihood to be recommended • Customer acquisition • Extended customer life time value (LTV) • Measurement • Unparalleled access
  • 117.
    Content is King Fromcustomer relationship management to customer-managed relationships MESSAGE MUST BE RELEVANT
  • 118.
    Business is Personal TheGodfather was wrong
  • 119.
    Integrate the Old& New New media is just 1 (one, uno, eins, un, ichi, ) communication channel.
  • 120.
    Integrate the Old& New New media is just 1 (one, uno, eins, un, ichi, ) communication channel. Publicity initially gained online may eventually get reinforced by traditional media. E-marketing, website, employee relations, community release, PR.
  • 121.
    Be Patient Don’t expectimmediate sales payoff, but you can expect uptake in discussions. Again, brand building is not the same as sales.
  • 122.
    Set clear goals Findingtrends and tracking them back to their point of origin is the key to measuring ROI. • Number of referrers on your e-commerce site (assuming you can track this data) from your website or Twitter • Number of coupons used that were given away in a Facebook campaign to start calculating which sales stemmed from your social media campaigns • Hash tags on Twitter, redirects in links • Use bit.ly
  • 123.
    Take aways 1) Listen 2) Be Authentic 3) Be Transparent 4) Engage 5) Care