Social Media Brand Perception
F e b r u a r y 2 4 , 2 0 1 6
Josh Dahmes
Vice President of Digital Strategy
Brittany Gadient
Social Media Manager
INTRODUCTION
AGENDA
1. About Bluespire
2. How Social Media Impacts Brand Perception
3. Building Relationships Through Social Media
4. Social Listening
5. 2016 Social Trends
Personalized engagement
for life’s biggest decisions.SM
We combine strategy, technology and content solutions
to drive growth for marketers in highly regulated industries.
Years
In Business
30
Marketing Awards
since 2013
100+
Employees
250+
OUR CLIENTS
Paid SearchContent Organic Search AnalyticsDisplay Media
We understand how, when and where to connect with prospective members.
END-TO-END DIGITAL
MEDIA PARTNERSHIP
HOW SOCIAL MEDIA IMPACTS BRAND PERCEPTION
*Infographic from
SmartInsights.com
How does the
public
perceive your
brand?
Social
Media
Strategy
How do you
want the
public to
perceive your
brand?
*Studies show that social media is responsible for the largest shift in brand perception.
SOCIAL MEDIA & BRAND PERCEPTION
• Improve brand perception with social media
• Build trust
• Show interest in people
• Be consistent
• Showcase your brand values
• Use and promote images
SOCIAL MEDIA & BRAND PERCEPTION
Lay’s – Do Us a Flavor Campaign
• First time in 75 years let fans create new chip flavors
• Grand prize winner got $1 million prize
• 12% increase in sales
• Lessons Learned:
• Getting fans involved makes them feel connected to brand
• Showing interest in people
SOCIAL MEDIA & BRAND PERCEPTION
• Ruin brand perception with social media
• Failing to respond
• Only talking about your brand
• Over posting
• Long periods of silence
• Negative tone
SOCIAL MEDIA & BRAND PERCEPTION
Houston Rockets – Emoji Fail
• Houston Rockets eliminated the Dallas Mavericks from
the playoffs
• Tweeted a gun emoji pointing at a horse emoji
• Lessons learned:
• Hold a certain level of professionalism when you’re
representing a brand
• Emojis can speak louder than words
BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA
SOCIAL MEDIA & BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS
• Positive Relationship…
• Be real
• Ask questions
• Don’t censor your followers
• Discover where your community
hangs out and engage
• Create brand ambassadors
SOCIAL MEDIA & BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS
• Negative Relationship…
• Broadcast instead of engage
• It is “social” first, and “media” second
• Lose your voice / personality
• Stick to brand vision
• Ignoring people
• Using the wrong channels
SOCIAL MEDIA & BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS
• Pick your social media channel
• Different social networks have different focuses, and therefore attract different people – from age ranges to lifestyle choices and more.
*Stats from Sprout Social
SOCIAL LISTENING
Social Media Listening:
The process of identifying and assessing what is being said about a
company, individual, product or brand with social channels.
SOCIAL MEDIA LISTENING - MAPPING
What conversations are already happening?
What are the topics
What are the keywords
What channels are they happening on?
Public channels
Private or semi-private communities, forums or
message boards
Who are the key influencers and content creators?
Companies/competitors
Industry experts
Consumers
SOCIAL MEDIA LISTENING - BENEFITS
How it can benefit businesses…
1. Generate leads by solving problems
2. Discover where your community hangs out
3. Attract new customers
4. Get feedback
5. Improve customer care
6. Identify influences
7. Drive innovation
SOCIAL MEDIA LISTENING – FREE TOOLS
Hootsuite
• Useful if more then one person handling social media
TweetReach
• Measures how far your tweets travel
Klout
• Figuring out what people really think of brand and influences
Social Mention
• Measures strength, sentiment, passion and reach
HowSociable
• Measures competitors’ social media presence
Mention
• Brand mentions on social networks, news sites, forums, blogs or any web page
Google Alerts
• Monitor web for interesting new content and brand mentions
Hashtags
• Easiest way to search for brand terms
SOCIAL MEDIA LISTENING – PAID TOOLS
• SproutSocial
• Oracle Social Engagement and Monitoring
Cloud
• Meltwater
• IBM Social Media Analytics
• NUVI
• Sysomos
2016 SOCIAL TRENDS
TRENDS IN SOCIAL FOR 2016
• Real-time engagement may actually become more real
o 53% of Twitter users expect a response within an hour (72% if
complaining) and only 12.5% got a response within 72 hours
• Live streaming video
o Periscope, Meerkat
• Social commerce
o $3.3 billion in US sales tracked to social media in 2015
o Including Buyable Pins on Pinterest and the Buy button being tested
on Twitter
• Social signals greater impact on search results
o Google has deals with both Facebook and Twitter
• Mobile is now actually first
o In 2015 more US Google searches were done on mobile devices than
on desktops for the first time
• Social data-driven decisions
o Not about likes and followers but about response rates, keyword
analytics and content engagement instead
*Source: Various
sources through
SproutSocial
Thank you!
Questions/Discussion

Social Media Brand Perception

  • 1.
    Social Media BrandPerception F e b r u a r y 2 4 , 2 0 1 6
  • 2.
    Josh Dahmes Vice Presidentof Digital Strategy Brittany Gadient Social Media Manager INTRODUCTION
  • 3.
    AGENDA 1. About Bluespire 2.How Social Media Impacts Brand Perception 3. Building Relationships Through Social Media 4. Social Listening 5. 2016 Social Trends
  • 4.
    Personalized engagement for life’sbiggest decisions.SM We combine strategy, technology and content solutions to drive growth for marketers in highly regulated industries. Years In Business 30 Marketing Awards since 2013 100+ Employees 250+
  • 5.
  • 6.
    Paid SearchContent OrganicSearch AnalyticsDisplay Media We understand how, when and where to connect with prospective members. END-TO-END DIGITAL MEDIA PARTNERSHIP
  • 7.
    HOW SOCIAL MEDIAIMPACTS BRAND PERCEPTION
  • 8.
  • 9.
    How does the public perceiveyour brand? Social Media Strategy How do you want the public to perceive your brand? *Studies show that social media is responsible for the largest shift in brand perception.
  • 10.
    SOCIAL MEDIA &BRAND PERCEPTION • Improve brand perception with social media • Build trust • Show interest in people • Be consistent • Showcase your brand values • Use and promote images
  • 11.
    SOCIAL MEDIA &BRAND PERCEPTION Lay’s – Do Us a Flavor Campaign • First time in 75 years let fans create new chip flavors • Grand prize winner got $1 million prize • 12% increase in sales • Lessons Learned: • Getting fans involved makes them feel connected to brand • Showing interest in people
  • 12.
    SOCIAL MEDIA &BRAND PERCEPTION • Ruin brand perception with social media • Failing to respond • Only talking about your brand • Over posting • Long periods of silence • Negative tone
  • 13.
    SOCIAL MEDIA &BRAND PERCEPTION Houston Rockets – Emoji Fail • Houston Rockets eliminated the Dallas Mavericks from the playoffs • Tweeted a gun emoji pointing at a horse emoji • Lessons learned: • Hold a certain level of professionalism when you’re representing a brand • Emojis can speak louder than words
  • 14.
  • 15.
    SOCIAL MEDIA &BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS • Positive Relationship… • Be real • Ask questions • Don’t censor your followers • Discover where your community hangs out and engage • Create brand ambassadors
  • 16.
    SOCIAL MEDIA &BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS • Negative Relationship… • Broadcast instead of engage • It is “social” first, and “media” second • Lose your voice / personality • Stick to brand vision • Ignoring people • Using the wrong channels
  • 17.
    SOCIAL MEDIA &BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS • Pick your social media channel • Different social networks have different focuses, and therefore attract different people – from age ranges to lifestyle choices and more. *Stats from Sprout Social
  • 18.
  • 19.
    Social Media Listening: Theprocess of identifying and assessing what is being said about a company, individual, product or brand with social channels.
  • 20.
    SOCIAL MEDIA LISTENING- MAPPING What conversations are already happening? What are the topics What are the keywords What channels are they happening on? Public channels Private or semi-private communities, forums or message boards Who are the key influencers and content creators? Companies/competitors Industry experts Consumers
  • 21.
    SOCIAL MEDIA LISTENING- BENEFITS How it can benefit businesses… 1. Generate leads by solving problems 2. Discover where your community hangs out 3. Attract new customers 4. Get feedback 5. Improve customer care 6. Identify influences 7. Drive innovation
  • 22.
    SOCIAL MEDIA LISTENING– FREE TOOLS Hootsuite • Useful if more then one person handling social media TweetReach • Measures how far your tweets travel Klout • Figuring out what people really think of brand and influences Social Mention • Measures strength, sentiment, passion and reach HowSociable • Measures competitors’ social media presence Mention • Brand mentions on social networks, news sites, forums, blogs or any web page Google Alerts • Monitor web for interesting new content and brand mentions Hashtags • Easiest way to search for brand terms
  • 23.
    SOCIAL MEDIA LISTENING– PAID TOOLS • SproutSocial • Oracle Social Engagement and Monitoring Cloud • Meltwater • IBM Social Media Analytics • NUVI • Sysomos
  • 24.
  • 25.
    TRENDS IN SOCIALFOR 2016 • Real-time engagement may actually become more real o 53% of Twitter users expect a response within an hour (72% if complaining) and only 12.5% got a response within 72 hours • Live streaming video o Periscope, Meerkat • Social commerce o $3.3 billion in US sales tracked to social media in 2015 o Including Buyable Pins on Pinterest and the Buy button being tested on Twitter • Social signals greater impact on search results o Google has deals with both Facebook and Twitter • Mobile is now actually first o In 2015 more US Google searches were done on mobile devices than on desktops for the first time • Social data-driven decisions o Not about likes and followers but about response rates, keyword analytics and content engagement instead *Source: Various sources through SproutSocial
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