This document discusses strategies for creating effective content on the Vine social video platform. It provides statistics on Vine's growth and user base. Certain types of content are noted to perform well, including comedy, relatable videos, cute/animal content, and how-to/life hack videos. Engaging influencers and incorporating contests can help increase viewership. Success can be measured through engagement metrics like loops and likes rather than direct clicks or ROI. The presentation recommends integrating Vine into an overall social media strategy and posting Vines to other platforms like Instagram to expand their reach. It also looks ahead to how Vine may evolve with competitors like Instagram and Snapchat.
3. What is Vine?
• 6-second social video platform
• The videos loop
• Owned by Twitter
• Stats Available:
• Likes
• Revines
• Comments
• Loops
4. Vine Interesting Statistics
Number of Vine users: 40M (08/20/13)
Vine mobile app user growth from Dec ‘13 – May ’14: 27%
Number of people who watch Vine videos each month: 100M (08/20/14)
Number of Vine loops played daily: Over 1 Billion (08/20/14)
Number of videos shared every minute by Vine users: 8,333 (4/23/14)
Percentage of US teens (13-17) that posted a video to Vine using a
mobile device: 23% (11/25/13)
Most popular time to share Vines: Weekends (7/30/13)
Note: We most often post for clients at 11am PT on Sundays
http://expandedramblings.com/index.php/vine-statistics/
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6. 1. Determining your Vine strategy:
• What works well on Vine
• What doesn’t work well on Vine
• Tips if you’re making Vines yourself
2. How to get eyeballs and engage people
• Working with influencers
1. How do you measure success on Vine?
• Link clicks? ROI? Engagement?
2. Making Vine a part of your overall social strategy
3. Looking into the future: Vine, Instagram, Snapchat and
beyond
This presentation will cover:
7. • Comedy
• Relatable
• Cute / Animals
• How-To / Life-hacks
• Content & music mash-ups
• Pranks
• Vine Magic
• Creative (stop-motion / time-lapse)
• Extreme / Awesome
• Vines that keep up with the latest trends
• Planned out Vines (plan each shot)
• Incorporating a contest can help increase participation
What works well on Vine:
8. • Anything that comes off overly self-serving
• Unimpressive stop-motion
• Snap Chat style videos
• Vines that try to do too much
What doesn’t work well:
26. Twitter CEO Dick Costolo said that his “immediate term and immediate focus
on Vine are continuing to build beautiful content-creation tools for all of the
users of that service.”
October 27th, 2014
40. Twelve week e-commerce experience on Kohls.com supported by
multiple touchpoints throughout paid, owned, and earned media.
Fans watching the show could either “shop the look” for outfits
inspired by the show, or “buy it now” to grab items featured on-air
and in custom content pieces.
The Voice Season 7 – Kohls Digital Program
41. Doritos’ Twitter campaign using Vine
Benchmark engagement rate: 11-15 percent
Actual engagement rate: 22.7 percent
Benchmark impressions: 9.5 million
Actual impressions: 27.3 million
“We wanted to try something cutting edge, something that can be
instantly engaging and we thought that this platform was great. By
using a promoted trend in Twitter it also allowed us to get mass
awareness and we thought it was the perfect platform to leverage
the Mariachi Doritos.” – Taylor Jenkins, Brand Manager at Doritos
UK