Adam Hirsch, SVP Emerging Media and Technology
Edelman Digital
A Digital Marketing and Communications Timeline Worksheet
+ 5 Digital Marketing Trends To Jump On (Before It’s too late)
About @AdamHirsch
About Lisa Xia
From
China
Mulberry
Child
International
Relations
Business
+ Social
Purpose
Digital
Center of
Excellence
Travel
Expert
And speak three languages
Family story in a book and
full-length documentary
Visited more than 40 countries;
travel blogger for HuffPo and
other publications
Managed Chicago-China
relations under Mayor’s
Office of International
Relations
Among the first members
of Chicago’s CSR &
Sustainability group in
Chicago
Building stronger integration
between B+SP and Digital
About You
What Companies/Organizations do you work for?
How many of you have experience in…
• Paid Social Media?
• Search Engine Optimization?
• Community Management?
How many of you have heard about…
• Converged Media?
• Native Advertising?
Converged Media
Marketing Funnel
AWARENESS
ADVOCACY
CONSIDERATION
CONVERSION
LOYALTY
Let’s Begin!
Why a Marketing and Communications timeline?
Let’s get organized!
1.Strategy
2.Planning
3.Execution
Your Goal
Not a goal, but your ultimate goal….Shares, Likes,
Clicks are nice… but what’s the goal?
Awareness
(Conversion) Sign-ups or Registrations?
Donations?
Audiences
Demographics & Psychographics
Segmentation & Personalization
The Timeline
Your marketing and communications timeline is not just about the
“Launch”… There’s much more to every campaign:
• Pre-Launch
• Day before Launch
• Launch Day Morning
• Launch Day Afternoon
• Launch Day Evening
• Day After Launch
• First 5 Days After Launch
• Weeks 2 – X
• Final Days
• Final morning
• Final afternoon
• Wrap-up
*We’ll come back to this…
Transmedia CloverLeaf
Choosing Your Channels
Traditional and Hybrid Channels:
Targeting
Including:
 Demographic
 Geographic
 Interests Based
 Competitive
 Mobile Device
 Look-a-Like
 Re-targeting
 Professional
 CRM / Email
Social Channels
Paid – Owned - Earned
Owned Tactics:
•Internal Communications
•Create Content: Blog posts, Images/infographics, videos, etc.
•Events
 
Earned Tactics:
•Social Media
•PR and Media Support
•Media Hits
 
Paid Tactics:
•Social Media
•Search
•Media Partnerships
•Content Distribution
•Display
New Paid FB & Twitter Tactics
 FB Custom Audiences
• CRM matching: Utilize first party data to re-target brand’s customers
• Look-a-like: Utilize CRM data to build look-a-like segments of the top 1%
and 5% of users who are the most similar to your audience
 FBX – Facebook Exchange
• 1st party data: Place a pixel on brand’s owned properties to build cookie
pool of users
• 3rd party cookie data: Leverage off Facebook user activity to segment and
target users on Facebook
 FB Partner Categories
• Leverage 3rd party offline audience behavior data to find users on Facebook
 Twitter Lead Gen Cards
• Community members can sign up in one click – no long forms to fill out,
optimized for mobile
• Ability to target relevant communities for maximum precision
Creating Content
1. Focus on the Goal
2. Establish the Voice
3. Evoke an Emotion
4. List the Channels
5. 50 Dates Before You Can…
6. List the Content by Channel by Tactic
7. Add to Timeline
Evoke an Emotion
 Inspirational
 Funny/Humor
 Awareness/Serious
 Facts
 Beautiful Imagery
 Powerful Imagery
 Surprise and Delight
 Thought Leadership
 Nostalgia
51st
Date Before Proposing
You wouldn’t propose on the first date. You have 50
chances to make an impression:
50 tweets
per person
500 posts
per year
50 posts
per person
1,500 tweets
per year
10%
3%
DEEPEN
ENGAGEMENT
CAPTURE
INTEREST
Total Content
Per Channel
Consumption
Per Person
Attention
Rate
Break it All Down
This is what I call “Converged Channel Marketing”
Break it All Down
(Example Starting Graph)
  Channel
Tactic/Conten
t
Owned Earned Paid (Amplify)
Target Audience A PR Support  Press Release    
Pay to Distribute Press
Release 
Target Audience A Influencer Outreach  Email Email Outreach     
Target Audience A Blog 
 Content for
Audience A
 Blog Posts  
Distribute through
Outbrain 
Target Audience A Twitter 
 Tweets for
Audience A
 Promoting Blog Post  
 Promote the Tweet
(target)
Target Audience A Facebook
 Post for Audience
A
Image/Creative Post on Facebook 
Promote the
Post (Target A)
Target Audience A Search
Optimize results
for Audience A
SEO  -
Search Engine
Marketing Ads
 Target Audience B Facebook
 Post for Audience
B 
Image/Creative   Post on Facebook
Promote the
Post (Target B) 
 Target Audience B
 
LinkedIn
 Content for
Audience B
Content 
Post on LinkedIn
Group or Company
Page
 Target on LinkedIn
Ads
 Target Audience B
 
Media Relations Pitch Journalists - Article/Media Hit
Distribute through
Outbrain  
  Target Audience B Internal
Communications
 Email Email Outreach     
The Timeline
• Pre-Launch
• Thought Leadership
• Day before Launch
• Launch Day Morning
• Launch Day Afternoon
• Launch Day Evening
• Day After Launch
• Share UGC/Stories/Reviews/etc.
• First 5 Days After Launch
• Continue to share stories
• Create new content based on initial launch feedback
• Weeks 2 – X
• Be sure to include a surprise and delight or big marketing campaign mid-
stream to re-excite the audience
• Final Days
• Final morning
• Final afternoon
• Wrap-up
But wait… There’s more!
5 Digital Marketing Trends
To Jump On
(Before It’s too late)
#5: Paid Content Marketing Through Social
 Start with sponsored/promoted posts on Facebook
 Twitter now has self-serve for small businesses as well
 Marketplace
 Sponsored Stories
 Sponsored Results
 Newsfeed
 Premium
 FBX
 Credits
 Mobile
 CRM Targeting
 Promoted Accounts
 Promoted Tweets
 Promoted Trends
 Custom applications
 Mobile
 Sponsored Stumbles
 Premium Stumbles
 Mobile Stumbles
 Social Ads
 Follower units
 In-Stream Video
 Custom Video
units
 Mobile Facebook
 Mobile Twitter
 Mobile Stumble
 Mobile Gaming
 Mobile Video
#5: Paid Content Marketing Through Social
 Facebook Promotion is Not Expensive
*Juniper Networks $100 Promoted Post Test
#5: Paid Content Marketing Through Social
 Quick Tip: You can’t promote a post with a picture/graphic with
more than 20% text
#4: Content Distribution Marketing Shifts
#4: Content Distribution Marketing Shifts
Distribution & Promoted Discovery PartnersWhat We Distribute
We optimize, create and
repurpose existing content
Media Hits
Articles
Reviews
Images & Graphics
Video &
Audio Assets
Mobile Assets
Blog Posts
CONTENT Distribution Promoted Discovery
Benefits to Paid Content Distribution
Be in the right place at the right time with the right call to action, content mix and social engagement
to fully capitalize on a key moment in time.
Boost consumption and interaction by aligning around relevant editorial content that creates a more
natural and seamless digital experience that opens the user up to corporate storytelling.
Bring digital dimension to stories, announcements and events
Place content into amplification-rich environments
#4: Content Distribution Marketing Shifts
#3: Social CRMs Become Integrated
 Social CRM is a CRM that includes social data about a person
 CRMs used to just be for sales or vendor relationships, now being used for
marketing and customer service
 Social CRMs are now being integrated into SMMSs (Social Media
Management Systems)
#2: Influencers & Advocates Programs
 Via Social CRMs we can identify and engage with influencers
 Knowing who and how someone has engaged your brand and
marketing directly to them
 Enterprise to small business platforms are integrating influencer and
advocate tools
#1: Smobile = Social + Mobile
 Social media networks and technologies are going mobile and “mobile
first”
 The mobile photo and video sharing boom is already here
 Smartphone adoption in the US is the largest and fastest growing
consumer electronic category in history
Thanks!
Feel free to Contact Me:
Adam.Hirsch@Edelman.com
@adamhirsch
Facebook.com/AdamAHirsch
Linkedin.com/in/adamAhirsch

Applying Best Practices in Digital Marketing to Drive Social Change #SIS13

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    Adam Hirsch, SVPEmerging Media and Technology Edelman Digital A Digital Marketing and Communications Timeline Worksheet + 5 Digital Marketing Trends To Jump On (Before It’s too late)
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    About Lisa Xia From China Mulberry Child International Relations Business +Social Purpose Digital Center of Excellence Travel Expert And speak three languages Family story in a book and full-length documentary Visited more than 40 countries; travel blogger for HuffPo and other publications Managed Chicago-China relations under Mayor’s Office of International Relations Among the first members of Chicago’s CSR & Sustainability group in Chicago Building stronger integration between B+SP and Digital
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    About You What Companies/Organizationsdo you work for? How many of you have experience in… • Paid Social Media? • Search Engine Optimization? • Community Management? How many of you have heard about… • Converged Media? • Native Advertising?
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    Let’s Begin! Why aMarketing and Communications timeline? Let’s get organized! 1.Strategy 2.Planning 3.Execution
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    Your Goal Not agoal, but your ultimate goal….Shares, Likes, Clicks are nice… but what’s the goal? Awareness (Conversion) Sign-ups or Registrations? Donations?
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    The Timeline Your marketingand communications timeline is not just about the “Launch”… There’s much more to every campaign: • Pre-Launch • Day before Launch • Launch Day Morning • Launch Day Afternoon • Launch Day Evening • Day After Launch • First 5 Days After Launch • Weeks 2 – X • Final Days • Final morning • Final afternoon • Wrap-up *We’ll come back to this…
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    Choosing Your Channels Traditionaland Hybrid Channels: Targeting Including:  Demographic  Geographic  Interests Based  Competitive  Mobile Device  Look-a-Like  Re-targeting  Professional  CRM / Email Social Channels
  • 13.
    Paid – Owned- Earned Owned Tactics: •Internal Communications •Create Content: Blog posts, Images/infographics, videos, etc. •Events   Earned Tactics: •Social Media •PR and Media Support •Media Hits   Paid Tactics: •Social Media •Search •Media Partnerships •Content Distribution •Display
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    New Paid FB& Twitter Tactics  FB Custom Audiences • CRM matching: Utilize first party data to re-target brand’s customers • Look-a-like: Utilize CRM data to build look-a-like segments of the top 1% and 5% of users who are the most similar to your audience  FBX – Facebook Exchange • 1st party data: Place a pixel on brand’s owned properties to build cookie pool of users • 3rd party cookie data: Leverage off Facebook user activity to segment and target users on Facebook  FB Partner Categories • Leverage 3rd party offline audience behavior data to find users on Facebook  Twitter Lead Gen Cards • Community members can sign up in one click – no long forms to fill out, optimized for mobile • Ability to target relevant communities for maximum precision
  • 15.
    Creating Content 1. Focuson the Goal 2. Establish the Voice 3. Evoke an Emotion 4. List the Channels 5. 50 Dates Before You Can… 6. List the Content by Channel by Tactic 7. Add to Timeline
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    Evoke an Emotion Inspirational  Funny/Humor  Awareness/Serious  Facts  Beautiful Imagery  Powerful Imagery  Surprise and Delight  Thought Leadership  Nostalgia
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    51st Date Before Proposing Youwouldn’t propose on the first date. You have 50 chances to make an impression: 50 tweets per person 500 posts per year 50 posts per person 1,500 tweets per year 10% 3% DEEPEN ENGAGEMENT CAPTURE INTEREST Total Content Per Channel Consumption Per Person Attention Rate
  • 18.
    Break it AllDown This is what I call “Converged Channel Marketing”
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    Break it AllDown (Example Starting Graph)   Channel Tactic/Conten t Owned Earned Paid (Amplify) Target Audience A PR Support  Press Release     Pay to Distribute Press Release  Target Audience A Influencer Outreach  Email Email Outreach      Target Audience A Blog   Content for Audience A  Blog Posts   Distribute through Outbrain  Target Audience A Twitter   Tweets for Audience A  Promoting Blog Post    Promote the Tweet (target) Target Audience A Facebook  Post for Audience A Image/Creative Post on Facebook  Promote the Post (Target A) Target Audience A Search Optimize results for Audience A SEO  - Search Engine Marketing Ads  Target Audience B Facebook  Post for Audience B  Image/Creative   Post on Facebook Promote the Post (Target B)   Target Audience B   LinkedIn  Content for Audience B Content  Post on LinkedIn Group or Company Page  Target on LinkedIn Ads  Target Audience B   Media Relations Pitch Journalists - Article/Media Hit Distribute through Outbrain     Target Audience B Internal Communications  Email Email Outreach     
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    The Timeline • Pre-Launch •Thought Leadership • Day before Launch • Launch Day Morning • Launch Day Afternoon • Launch Day Evening • Day After Launch • Share UGC/Stories/Reviews/etc. • First 5 Days After Launch • Continue to share stories • Create new content based on initial launch feedback • Weeks 2 – X • Be sure to include a surprise and delight or big marketing campaign mid- stream to re-excite the audience • Final Days • Final morning • Final afternoon • Wrap-up
  • 21.
    But wait… There’smore! 5 Digital Marketing Trends To Jump On (Before It’s too late)
  • 22.
    #5: Paid ContentMarketing Through Social  Start with sponsored/promoted posts on Facebook  Twitter now has self-serve for small businesses as well  Marketplace  Sponsored Stories  Sponsored Results  Newsfeed  Premium  FBX  Credits  Mobile  CRM Targeting  Promoted Accounts  Promoted Tweets  Promoted Trends  Custom applications  Mobile  Sponsored Stumbles  Premium Stumbles  Mobile Stumbles  Social Ads  Follower units  In-Stream Video  Custom Video units  Mobile Facebook  Mobile Twitter  Mobile Stumble  Mobile Gaming  Mobile Video
  • 23.
    #5: Paid ContentMarketing Through Social  Facebook Promotion is Not Expensive *Juniper Networks $100 Promoted Post Test
  • 24.
    #5: Paid ContentMarketing Through Social  Quick Tip: You can’t promote a post with a picture/graphic with more than 20% text
  • 25.
    #4: Content DistributionMarketing Shifts
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    #4: Content DistributionMarketing Shifts Distribution & Promoted Discovery PartnersWhat We Distribute We optimize, create and repurpose existing content Media Hits Articles Reviews Images & Graphics Video & Audio Assets Mobile Assets Blog Posts CONTENT Distribution Promoted Discovery Benefits to Paid Content Distribution Be in the right place at the right time with the right call to action, content mix and social engagement to fully capitalize on a key moment in time. Boost consumption and interaction by aligning around relevant editorial content that creates a more natural and seamless digital experience that opens the user up to corporate storytelling. Bring digital dimension to stories, announcements and events Place content into amplification-rich environments
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    #4: Content DistributionMarketing Shifts
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    #3: Social CRMsBecome Integrated  Social CRM is a CRM that includes social data about a person  CRMs used to just be for sales or vendor relationships, now being used for marketing and customer service  Social CRMs are now being integrated into SMMSs (Social Media Management Systems)
  • 29.
    #2: Influencers &Advocates Programs  Via Social CRMs we can identify and engage with influencers  Knowing who and how someone has engaged your brand and marketing directly to them  Enterprise to small business platforms are integrating influencer and advocate tools
  • 30.
    #1: Smobile =Social + Mobile  Social media networks and technologies are going mobile and “mobile first”  The mobile photo and video sharing boom is already here  Smartphone adoption in the US is the largest and fastest growing consumer electronic category in history
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    Thanks! Feel free toContact Me: Adam.Hirsch@Edelman.com @adamhirsch Facebook.com/AdamAHirsch Linkedin.com/in/adamAhirsch