The document discusses the importance of social media for luxury brands. While some are skeptical that affluent customers will engage online, the document notes that social media allows brands to engage consumers in non-brand controlled spaces and that visitors to these spaces far outweigh official sites. It then provides strategies for how luxury brand Infiniti successfully utilized social media, including understanding their target audiences' motivations, developing video assets to seed online, and both reactive and proactive social media engagement. The results saw over 1000 comments posted and 13% of web traffic from social media referrals.
Stuff about Twitter & Social Media for Marketing Magazine event (http://bit.ly/31Zea6) October 2009 with case studies from Five by Five & from Phones 4 U.
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This document discusses conducting a promotions opportunity analysis in 5 steps: 1) analyzing the communication market, 2) establishing communication objectives, 3) creating a communications budget, 4) preparing communication strategies, and 5) matching tactics to strategies. It provides details on each step, including analyzing competitors, opportunities, target markets, customers, and product positioning in step 1. Step 2 involves developing objectives like awareness, demand, beliefs, purchases, and image. Step 3 determines the budget based on objectives, goals, and models. Step 4 prepares broad, long-term strategies linked to opportunities. Step 5 matches specific tactics like ads, promotions, and pricing to support the strategies.
This document summarizes a digital diagnosis of MINI USA's digital presence. It analyzes their website, social media, email marketing, advertising, and brand ambassador programs. The summary provides that MINI has a consistent fun tone across all channels but could focus more on lifestyle content to appeal to non-owners. It also recommends hosting an online owner blog, prioritizing Instagram to target younger audiences, using more gamification on social media, and creating an online version of the classic "punch buggy" car game to engage users.
How is your Ecotourism marketing different than your Luxury tourism marketing? Let’s dive into the details of 5 top tourism market segments to understand how to ‘speak their language’. In this interactive session we’ll explore:
• Which social sites work for each travel market segment
• Demographics and key words that work
• How to integrate social & traditional marketing strategies
The document discusses the importance of social media for luxury brands. While some are skeptical that affluent customers will engage online, the document notes that social media allows brands to engage consumers in non-brand controlled spaces and that visitors to these spaces far outweigh official sites. It then provides strategies for how luxury brand Infiniti successfully utilized social media, including understanding their target audiences' motivations, developing video assets to seed online, and both reactive and proactive social media engagement. The results saw over 1000 comments posted and 13% of web traffic from social media referrals.
Stuff about Twitter & Social Media for Marketing Magazine event (http://bit.ly/31Zea6) October 2009 with case studies from Five by Five & from Phones 4 U.
bluurb.wordpress.com
This document discusses conducting a promotions opportunity analysis in 5 steps: 1) analyzing the communication market, 2) establishing communication objectives, 3) creating a communications budget, 4) preparing communication strategies, and 5) matching tactics to strategies. It provides details on each step, including analyzing competitors, opportunities, target markets, customers, and product positioning in step 1. Step 2 involves developing objectives like awareness, demand, beliefs, purchases, and image. Step 3 determines the budget based on objectives, goals, and models. Step 4 prepares broad, long-term strategies linked to opportunities. Step 5 matches specific tactics like ads, promotions, and pricing to support the strategies.
This document summarizes a digital diagnosis of MINI USA's digital presence. It analyzes their website, social media, email marketing, advertising, and brand ambassador programs. The summary provides that MINI has a consistent fun tone across all channels but could focus more on lifestyle content to appeal to non-owners. It also recommends hosting an online owner blog, prioritizing Instagram to target younger audiences, using more gamification on social media, and creating an online version of the classic "punch buggy" car game to engage users.
How is your Ecotourism marketing different than your Luxury tourism marketing? Let’s dive into the details of 5 top tourism market segments to understand how to ‘speak their language’. In this interactive session we’ll explore:
• Which social sites work for each travel market segment
• Demographics and key words that work
• How to integrate social & traditional marketing strategies
The Pixel Lab 2014_Nuno Bernardo_Setting Up A Cross-Media Path To Successpower to the pixel
Nuno Bernardo is the founder and CEO of beActive, a production company that creates cross-media stories. beActive produces books, films, TV shows, games, and other digital extensions to tell engaging stories across multiple platforms. Their goal is to control marketing and distribution, tell better stories, generate additional revenue streams, and engage audiences through social media and online conversations around their properties. Some of beActive's past projects include the Emmy-nominated Beat Girl and the transmedia property Collider, which included a web series, films, games, and social media components.
6 Hot Social Media Trends for 2016 with Karen KefauverKaren Kefauver
Karen Kefauver presented on the top 6 social media marketing trends for 2016 and their impact on businesses. The trends included: 1) Increased social media ad spending and pay-to-play strategies. 2) Growth of social commerce/ecommerce capabilities across platforms. 3) Blurring of personal and business profiles to build connections. 4) Prioritizing mobile-optimized content and strategies. 5) Rising popularity of live streaming and video content. 6) Focus on faster customer service response times through social listening. Kefauver advised businesses to develop a social media strategy, choose appropriate networks, determine best practices for content and posting, and consider getting help from a social media consultant.
VTA 2010: Non-Traditional Marketing to Spark Ridership (Extended)J Grant Mizell
Extended version (with live links and more goods) from that presented at the Virginia Transit Association Conference, June 11, 2010. Please download for Notes, talking points or more thorough look through – PPT file.
Presented by Pulsar Advertising
Felicia Woodruff, J Grant Mizell, Ray Shea
Toyota has become the world's second largest car maker through strategic marketing. It follows demographic and psychographic segmentation and considers country culture during expansion. Toyota created the hybrid Prius trend and has made successful acquisitions. Its product strategy focuses on customization, fuel efficiency, safety, and design quality. Pricing is market-oriented or value-based. Distribution uses dealerships and retailers globally. Promotion uses advertising, personal selling, PR, and direct selling. Toyota innovates to reduce costs through lean manufacturing and continuous improvement, integrating global assembly plants.
This campaign creative includes various elements to promote Snapple's "What Makes You Snapple?" campaign message. Television commercials will run on broadcast and cable to raise awareness among non-Heartland audiences. Experiential activations include sponsoring music festivals for sampling and photo opportunities. Digital advertising incorporates in-banner video, video pre-roll, geo-targeted mobile ads and weather-targeted mobile to increase awareness, comprehension and purchase intent. Snapchat filters will be used around holidays. The goal is to engage consumers and increase purchase frequency among both Heartland and non-Heartland audiences using a tailored, dual strategy approach.
Global brands face challenges in expanding to new markets that have different cultures. While products that succeeded in Western markets in the past could sometimes be easily adapted to other countries, today's globalism requires understanding local differences. Companies must ensure their offerings are culturally appropriate for target markets. Both product-focused and culture-focused research are needed to understand consumers, but each has advantages and limitations. Successful companies coordinate globally while allowing local responsiveness in areas like product delivery and marketing.
This document provides an overview of key concepts for using social media effectively for business purposes. It discusses the 5 W's - who, what, when, where, and why. For each W, it provides examples and suggestions. Some key points covered include understanding customer personas, creating valuable content, choosing the right social media platforms, developing a content schedule, and being aware of potential pitfalls. The overall message is on strategically using social media to engage customers and achieve business goals like increasing awareness, engagement, and sales.
This helps in choosing right social media platform for marketing
Presentation talk about Social Media and their platform. It takes insight what is going on world over , traffic and predication.
The Death of Marketing as We Know it... by Dr. Hesham DinanaSolving Efeso
This document discusses trends in marketing, including the rise of user-generated content and social media marketing. It also addresses targeting lower-income populations, demographic shifts, lifestyle trends, and growing emphasis on green and environmentally-friendly products and initiatives. Several companies are highlighted for their focus on sustainability and green innovations into the future.
This document provides an overview of social media and case studies of brands leveraging social media. It discusses how social media allows for communities, content sharing, and conversations. It also notes potential benefits like listening, engagement, and relationships, but risks include loss of control and not engaging audiences. Example case studies described include Dell's social media strategy, American Red Cross' use of social channels, and viral marketing campaigns by Walkers and Upside Down Tango.
Social Media monthly book club hosted authors of Wikibrands, Sean Moffitt and Mike Dover for a webinar on Thursday, March 31st to discuss insights from their newly published title and participated in Q&A from the audience.
This document provides an overview of a workshop on social media. It includes summaries of the agenda, introductions, statistics on social media usage, and discussions on listening strategies, content creation, influencers, and using social media for thought leadership. The workshop covers best practices for social media engagement and emphasizes using social media as a two-way communication channel to build relationships and tell your organization's story.
Social Media Marketing: From The Perspective of MillennialsMichael Okimoto
The document provides a summary of key insights about the top 6 social media platforms: Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, and Snapchat. For each platform, it describes the target audience (Who), marketing objectives it excels at (What), optimal content strategy (How), and whether it is a good fit for large vs. small brands (Fit?). The insights are based on a framework analyzing each platform's "Platform Essence" in terms of these factors.
ULTIMATE EXPERIENCE COMMERCE: EXPLORING THE CRITICAL
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VIDEO-RICH CONTENT AND SOCIAL MEDIA
ACTIVATION IN THE BEAUTY INDUSTRY
Just over a decade ago, online commerce was simply a digital version
of print. Mainly due to bandwidth constraints, the online experience
wasn’t much more than a slightly cleaner catalogue. Now much of that
has changed, with the emergence of digital video as a way of providing
a much richer, deeper online shopping experience for beauty and
cosmetics customers.
Today “experience commerce,” a fusion of brand marketing and product
merchandising that enables visitors to access an entertaining online
social shopping experience, serves as a portal to products they might
like to buy, and is fundamentally changing the way people shop and
experience cosmetics brands online.
But that’s only half the picture. To ensure the potency of an experience
commerce initiative, social media activation must be employed. In a
workshop seminar designed to actively engage attendees on the issues
and possibilities related to building beauty brands through video-rich
experience commerce via social media activation, Glick will helm a
session that includes dynamic audience involvement and covers:
• Developing and delivering timely and engaging video content to
your cosmetics customers
• Activating existing online beauty campaigns in a cost and time
efficient manner
• Reaching even broader media for your business and creating brand
awareness through video content
• Effectively using video to demonstrate beauty products through
the three main highways of social media activation – what we like
to call the ‘triad of digital distribution’ - .com, Social and Mobile
The chapter discusses social and mobile marketing. It introduces the 4E framework for social media marketing: excite, educate, experience, and engage customers. It also provides a 5-step guide to social media marketing planning: identifying the target audience, developing content, determining timing, engaging customers, and selecting tools. The chapter explores social networks, mobile marketing, and how to implement a social media marketing campaign.
Social Media for Business - Lab & UKTI for Export WeekLab
On 9 April, director Tom Head ran a webinar for UK Trade & Investment (UKTI), as part of Export Week, entitled Social Media for Business. Part of our support this year for UKTI and UK businesses looking to do business abroad via digital marketing.
This presentation and the webinar covers:
- An overview of different social media channels available
- The best social media tools for your objectives, whether you are B2B or B2C
- Social media best practice guide for customer engagement
- Examples of brands doing social media well and not so well
If there is any aspect of social media or exporting abroad via ecommerce that you would love to talk to Lab about, just get in touch.
Building a Brand (Social Media Marketing)Sameer Mathur
1) The document discusses how leading brands like Gap, Coca-Cola, and McDonald's struggled when they failed to understand their target audiences and strayed from their core brand promises on social media.
2) It provides examples of how Volkswagen India and Snapdeal effectively use social media to engage customers and address issues, highlighting the importance of listening to customers.
3) Virgin Atlantic is cited for its customer-centric social media approach focused on learning from customers, supporting its brand values, and continually improving based on social media insights.
Data Framework Design: A Practical GuideDaniel McKean
The document provides guidance on developing a data framework and strategy. It begins by outlining key questions to consider, such as identifying valuable data assets, prioritizing data governance, and understanding data collection processes. The next section describes six steps for building an effective data framework: 1) Identifying most valuable data assets, 2) Making data governance a priority, 3) Building an architecture designed to evolve, 4) Developing a system for real-time data access, 5) Reinforcing data and insights as a service, and 6) Bringing the data flow to life. The document concludes by discussing best practices for defining a data strategy and operating model to support business goals through strategic use of data assets.
MASTERING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN THE NEW BUSINESS ERADaniel McKean
Digital Transformation. It's not just about getting the latest tech; it's about a deep, meaningful shift in how businesses operate and connect with their customers.
The Pixel Lab 2014_Nuno Bernardo_Setting Up A Cross-Media Path To Successpower to the pixel
Nuno Bernardo is the founder and CEO of beActive, a production company that creates cross-media stories. beActive produces books, films, TV shows, games, and other digital extensions to tell engaging stories across multiple platforms. Their goal is to control marketing and distribution, tell better stories, generate additional revenue streams, and engage audiences through social media and online conversations around their properties. Some of beActive's past projects include the Emmy-nominated Beat Girl and the transmedia property Collider, which included a web series, films, games, and social media components.
6 Hot Social Media Trends for 2016 with Karen KefauverKaren Kefauver
Karen Kefauver presented on the top 6 social media marketing trends for 2016 and their impact on businesses. The trends included: 1) Increased social media ad spending and pay-to-play strategies. 2) Growth of social commerce/ecommerce capabilities across platforms. 3) Blurring of personal and business profiles to build connections. 4) Prioritizing mobile-optimized content and strategies. 5) Rising popularity of live streaming and video content. 6) Focus on faster customer service response times through social listening. Kefauver advised businesses to develop a social media strategy, choose appropriate networks, determine best practices for content and posting, and consider getting help from a social media consultant.
VTA 2010: Non-Traditional Marketing to Spark Ridership (Extended)J Grant Mizell
Extended version (with live links and more goods) from that presented at the Virginia Transit Association Conference, June 11, 2010. Please download for Notes, talking points or more thorough look through – PPT file.
Presented by Pulsar Advertising
Felicia Woodruff, J Grant Mizell, Ray Shea
Toyota has become the world's second largest car maker through strategic marketing. It follows demographic and psychographic segmentation and considers country culture during expansion. Toyota created the hybrid Prius trend and has made successful acquisitions. Its product strategy focuses on customization, fuel efficiency, safety, and design quality. Pricing is market-oriented or value-based. Distribution uses dealerships and retailers globally. Promotion uses advertising, personal selling, PR, and direct selling. Toyota innovates to reduce costs through lean manufacturing and continuous improvement, integrating global assembly plants.
This campaign creative includes various elements to promote Snapple's "What Makes You Snapple?" campaign message. Television commercials will run on broadcast and cable to raise awareness among non-Heartland audiences. Experiential activations include sponsoring music festivals for sampling and photo opportunities. Digital advertising incorporates in-banner video, video pre-roll, geo-targeted mobile ads and weather-targeted mobile to increase awareness, comprehension and purchase intent. Snapchat filters will be used around holidays. The goal is to engage consumers and increase purchase frequency among both Heartland and non-Heartland audiences using a tailored, dual strategy approach.
Global brands face challenges in expanding to new markets that have different cultures. While products that succeeded in Western markets in the past could sometimes be easily adapted to other countries, today's globalism requires understanding local differences. Companies must ensure their offerings are culturally appropriate for target markets. Both product-focused and culture-focused research are needed to understand consumers, but each has advantages and limitations. Successful companies coordinate globally while allowing local responsiveness in areas like product delivery and marketing.
This document provides an overview of key concepts for using social media effectively for business purposes. It discusses the 5 W's - who, what, when, where, and why. For each W, it provides examples and suggestions. Some key points covered include understanding customer personas, creating valuable content, choosing the right social media platforms, developing a content schedule, and being aware of potential pitfalls. The overall message is on strategically using social media to engage customers and achieve business goals like increasing awareness, engagement, and sales.
This helps in choosing right social media platform for marketing
Presentation talk about Social Media and their platform. It takes insight what is going on world over , traffic and predication.
The Death of Marketing as We Know it... by Dr. Hesham DinanaSolving Efeso
This document discusses trends in marketing, including the rise of user-generated content and social media marketing. It also addresses targeting lower-income populations, demographic shifts, lifestyle trends, and growing emphasis on green and environmentally-friendly products and initiatives. Several companies are highlighted for their focus on sustainability and green innovations into the future.
This document provides an overview of social media and case studies of brands leveraging social media. It discusses how social media allows for communities, content sharing, and conversations. It also notes potential benefits like listening, engagement, and relationships, but risks include loss of control and not engaging audiences. Example case studies described include Dell's social media strategy, American Red Cross' use of social channels, and viral marketing campaigns by Walkers and Upside Down Tango.
Social Media monthly book club hosted authors of Wikibrands, Sean Moffitt and Mike Dover for a webinar on Thursday, March 31st to discuss insights from their newly published title and participated in Q&A from the audience.
This document provides an overview of a workshop on social media. It includes summaries of the agenda, introductions, statistics on social media usage, and discussions on listening strategies, content creation, influencers, and using social media for thought leadership. The workshop covers best practices for social media engagement and emphasizes using social media as a two-way communication channel to build relationships and tell your organization's story.
Social Media Marketing: From The Perspective of MillennialsMichael Okimoto
The document provides a summary of key insights about the top 6 social media platforms: Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, and Snapchat. For each platform, it describes the target audience (Who), marketing objectives it excels at (What), optimal content strategy (How), and whether it is a good fit for large vs. small brands (Fit?). The insights are based on a framework analyzing each platform's "Platform Essence" in terms of these factors.
ULTIMATE EXPERIENCE COMMERCE: EXPLORING THE CRITICAL
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VIDEO-RICH CONTENT AND SOCIAL MEDIA
ACTIVATION IN THE BEAUTY INDUSTRY
Just over a decade ago, online commerce was simply a digital version
of print. Mainly due to bandwidth constraints, the online experience
wasn’t much more than a slightly cleaner catalogue. Now much of that
has changed, with the emergence of digital video as a way of providing
a much richer, deeper online shopping experience for beauty and
cosmetics customers.
Today “experience commerce,” a fusion of brand marketing and product
merchandising that enables visitors to access an entertaining online
social shopping experience, serves as a portal to products they might
like to buy, and is fundamentally changing the way people shop and
experience cosmetics brands online.
But that’s only half the picture. To ensure the potency of an experience
commerce initiative, social media activation must be employed. In a
workshop seminar designed to actively engage attendees on the issues
and possibilities related to building beauty brands through video-rich
experience commerce via social media activation, Glick will helm a
session that includes dynamic audience involvement and covers:
• Developing and delivering timely and engaging video content to
your cosmetics customers
• Activating existing online beauty campaigns in a cost and time
efficient manner
• Reaching even broader media for your business and creating brand
awareness through video content
• Effectively using video to demonstrate beauty products through
the three main highways of social media activation – what we like
to call the ‘triad of digital distribution’ - .com, Social and Mobile
The chapter discusses social and mobile marketing. It introduces the 4E framework for social media marketing: excite, educate, experience, and engage customers. It also provides a 5-step guide to social media marketing planning: identifying the target audience, developing content, determining timing, engaging customers, and selecting tools. The chapter explores social networks, mobile marketing, and how to implement a social media marketing campaign.
Social Media for Business - Lab & UKTI for Export WeekLab
On 9 April, director Tom Head ran a webinar for UK Trade & Investment (UKTI), as part of Export Week, entitled Social Media for Business. Part of our support this year for UKTI and UK businesses looking to do business abroad via digital marketing.
This presentation and the webinar covers:
- An overview of different social media channels available
- The best social media tools for your objectives, whether you are B2B or B2C
- Social media best practice guide for customer engagement
- Examples of brands doing social media well and not so well
If there is any aspect of social media or exporting abroad via ecommerce that you would love to talk to Lab about, just get in touch.
Building a Brand (Social Media Marketing)Sameer Mathur
1) The document discusses how leading brands like Gap, Coca-Cola, and McDonald's struggled when they failed to understand their target audiences and strayed from their core brand promises on social media.
2) It provides examples of how Volkswagen India and Snapdeal effectively use social media to engage customers and address issues, highlighting the importance of listening to customers.
3) Virgin Atlantic is cited for its customer-centric social media approach focused on learning from customers, supporting its brand values, and continually improving based on social media insights.
Data Framework Design: A Practical GuideDaniel McKean
The document provides guidance on developing a data framework and strategy. It begins by outlining key questions to consider, such as identifying valuable data assets, prioritizing data governance, and understanding data collection processes. The next section describes six steps for building an effective data framework: 1) Identifying most valuable data assets, 2) Making data governance a priority, 3) Building an architecture designed to evolve, 4) Developing a system for real-time data access, 5) Reinforcing data and insights as a service, and 6) Bringing the data flow to life. The document concludes by discussing best practices for defining a data strategy and operating model to support business goals through strategic use of data assets.
MASTERING DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION IN THE NEW BUSINESS ERADaniel McKean
Digital Transformation. It's not just about getting the latest tech; it's about a deep, meaningful shift in how businesses operate and connect with their customers.
Before an advance formal Discovery Session for which planners will gather relevant business, market, and product insights, the FIRST ACTIONABLE strategic step in the strategic planning process is to develop an initial Go-To-Market framework.
Harnessing the Power of Predictive Models for Marketing Campaign Optimization...Daniel McKean
In the fast-paced world of digital marketing, making data-driven decisions is not just an advantage; it's a necessity. Among the plethora of tools and techniques at the disposal of marketers and data analysts, predictive models stand out for their ability to transform complex marketing challenges into opportunities for strategic optimization.
The document discusses Always On campaigns, which are designed to continuously promote events at a venue through advertising impressions over time to increase ticket sales. The goal is to build brand awareness and keep the venue top of mind as people consider attending events. Data on past campaign performance shows they have consistently generated high returns on ad spend through a variety of audience targeting techniques and dynamic creative optimization.
The document provides a summary of website performance and recommendations for improving traffic and conversions for the JAOU website from June to December 2018. Key findings include:
- Site traffic has declined since launch but bounce rates are within industry averages. Return visitors spend more time on site than new visitors.
- The home page receives the most traffic but conversions may be improved with alternate landing pages. Testing additional landing pages is recommended.
- Users who visit 12+ times are more likely to convert, indicating value in retargeting visitors and growing the email list.
- Top landing pages beyond the home page relate to the enrollment process, suggesting this content is valuable for visitors. Deeper analysis of pages can aid optimization
The document analyzes the baseline performance of Seresto's media channels and platforms based on 2021 data. It finds that display outperforms other channels for key metrics like impressions and clicks, while digital video underperforms despite a large budget share. To optimize spend efficiency, predictive modeling is recommended to analyze performance considering multiple dimensions like channel, platform, and objective simultaneously. Sample predictive models are provided for different media objectives that predict optimized spend allocations could significantly improve key performance metrics over the baseline.
The document provides analytics insights from a media campaign run from September through November 2016. It summarizes key performance metrics including enrollment numbers, website traffic, demographic insights, and impact of different media placements. The campaign led to a significant increase in monthly enrollments compared to pre-campaign levels. Digital advertising drove most enrollments, while print media had no direct impact. Certain digital placements like programmatic and Pandora audio performed best. Mobile conversions significantly outperformed desktop. Ongoing optimization of spend mix, placements, creatives, and targeting is recommended based on learnings from the analysis.
The document provides a summary of website performance and recommendations for improving traffic and conversions for the JAOU website from June to December 2018. Key findings include:
- Site traffic has declined since launch but bounce rates are within industry averages. Return visitors spend more time on site than new visitors.
- The home page receives the most traffic but visitors spend little time there before leaving. Testing additional landing pages could improve conversions.
- Visitors who return multiple times are more likely to convert, suggesting the need for retargeting campaigns.
- Top landing pages beyond the home page relate to the enrollment process and attract returning visitors, indicating useful content is driving traffic.
This document summarizes the key findings of a social media audit comparing JTI's Winston brand to six competitor cigarette brands. The audit found that while cigarette brands do not have official social media accounts due to marketing restrictions, they are discussed across various social platforms. Some geographic regions and social networks showed higher levels of brand mentions than others. The audit also found examples of topics mentioning the brands that could potentially spread virally and negatively impact them if they gained more traction. The document provides an overview of insights on the social media presence and risks for the studied cigarette brands.
The document outlines a strategy for building community and activating fans of volleyball through an integrated digital ecosystem and social media presence. It involves aligning communication goals around perception, acquisition, and loyalty. Key aspects of the strategy include leveraging different social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram as hubs to drive traffic to FIVB websites and engage distinct fan groups. Content will be developed for an integrated fan experience across digital touchpoints highlighting athletes, teams, and events. Analytics will be used to measure and grow engagements on social media and websites.
Always On venue branding campaigns use continuous digital advertising to raise awareness of venues and drive ticket sales, even when no specific events are being promoted. The summary campaigns are designed to activate casual attendees by reminding people that the venue exists and prompting them with emotional messages. Audience targeting is used to reinforce messaging throughout the purchasing funnel. Analysis shows these Always On campaigns consistently deliver high returns on investment, with sample campaigns averaging a 1591% ROAS. Ongoing optimization of targeting, creative, and spending ensures campaigns perform optimally over time.
The document provides a summary of discussions around malaria from blogs, news, Twitter, forums and Facebook over the last 30 days. It finds that major themes include various United Nations campaigns and initiatives to fight malaria such as Nothing But Nets and World Malaria Day. Other prominent topics included new drug-resistant malaria strains, celebrity involvement in anti-malaria efforts, and how malaria discussions compete for attention with other global issues like HIV/AIDS and poverty. The summary also measures the United Nations' share of voice in the malaria discussion across different media.
This document provides social media metrics for PEAK's Facebook and Twitter presence from December 1-31, 2012. For Facebook, it shows metrics on reach, impressions, audience growth, engagement rates, competitive comparisons, and share of voice. It also analyzes content performance for several competitors. For Twitter, it outlines metrics on follower growth, brand influence through impressions and tweets, and competitive follower counts.
An online community intelligence audit follows a 4-step scalable process to deliver actionable insights for organizations:
1. Discovery - Define audit parameters mapped to objectives through keyword research and data modeling.
2. Data Modeling - Build and test a data model to ensure data integrity and validity.
3. Measurement - Measure community presence, reach, engagement and influence using benchmark metrics.
4. Analysis - Provide quantitative metrics and qualitative insights through measuring conversations and identifying themes.
The process begins with data collection and sampling to understand where target audiences are active online and validate strategies. Both quantitative and qualitative analysis are used to understand perceptions and conversations to develop effective online strategies. Ongoing audits are recommended
Digital Marketing Company in India - DIGI BrooksDIGI Brooks
This infographic provides guidance on marketing analytics, helping businesses grow using tools like Google Analytics and AI, measuring ROI, and analysing future trends to track business development.
https://digibrooks.com/digital-marketing-services/
Embark on style journeys Indian clothing store denver guide.pptxOmnama Fashions
Finding the perfect "Indian Clothing Store Denver" is essential for those seeking vibrant, authentic, and culturally rich attire in the heart of Colorado. Denver, a city known for its diverse culture and eclectic fashion scene, offers a variety of options for those in search of traditional and contemporary Indian clothing. Whether you're preparing for a wedding, festival, or cultural event, or simply wish to incorporate the elegance and beauty of Indian fashion into your wardrobe, discovering the right store can make all the difference.
Top 10 AI Trends to Watch in 2024 with Intelisyncnehapardhi711
As we advance further into the digital age, artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve, shaping various industries and aspects of our daily lives. The advancements in AI for 2024 promise significant transformations across multiple sectors. From agentic AI and open-source AI to AI-powered cybersecurity and sustainability, these trends highlight the growing influence of AI on our world. By staying informed and embracing these trends, businesses and individuals can harness the power of AI to innovate and thrive.
This article explores the top 10 AI trends to watch in 2024, providing an overview, impact, and examples of each trend.
Top 10 AI Trends to Watch in 2024
Trend 1: Agentic AI
Overview of Agentic AI
Agentic AI represents a fundamental shift in artificial intelligence. These AI systems are designed to comprehend complex workflows and pursue difficult objectives autonomously, with minimal human assistance. Essentially, agentic AI functions similarly to human employees, understanding intricate contexts and instructions in normal language, defining goals, deducing subtasks, and adapting actions to changing circumstances.
Impact of Agentic AI
Agentic AI has the potential to drastically alter organizational roles, procedures, and relationships. AI assistants with advanced thinking and planning capabilities can perform tasks previously managed by humans. This shift enhances productivity by fully automating complex processes, freeing workers from repetitive tasks to focus on more critical activities. The ability to adapt quickly to changing circumstances ensures continuous operational improvements.
Examples and Use Cases of Agentic AI
Autonomous Vehicles: Self-driving cars use agentic AI to navigate roads, interpret traffic signals, and make real-time decisions to ensure passenger safety.
Smart Home Devices: AI-powered home assistants, like smart thermostats and security systems, operate autonomously to optimize energy usage and enhance security.
Customer Service Bots: Advanced chatbots handle complex customer queries, provide solutions, and escalate issues to human agents when necessary.
Trend 2: Open Source AI
Overview of Open Source AI
Open-source AI involves freely available source code, encouraging developers to collaborate, use, adapt, and share AI technology. This openness fosters innovation and speeds up the development of practical AI solutions across various sectors, including healthcare, finance, and education.
Impact of Open Source AI
The collaborative nature of open-source AI promotes transparency and facilitates continuous improvement, leading to feature-rich, reliable, and modular solutions. These platforms enable the creation of applications such as real-time fraud detection, medical image analysis, personalized recommendations, and customized learning experiences.
Examples and Use Cases of Open Source AI
TensorFlow: An open-source machine learning framework by Google, widely used for building and deploying AI models.
Why bridging the gap between PR and SEO is the only way forward for PR Profes...Isa Lavs
The lines between PR and SEO are blurring. SEOs are increasingly winning PR briefs by leveraging data and content to secure high-value placements. In this presentation, I explore the merging of PR and SEO, highlighting why SEO specialists are increasingly taking ‘PR’ business. I uncover the hidden SEO potential using PR tactics and discuss how to identify missed opportunities. I'll also offer insights into strategies for converting PR initiatives into successful link-building campaigns.
This document was submitted as part of interview process for Marketing Specialist position at DTA Promotion, an Indonesian company which offers 360 degree marketing services, including ATL and BTL advertising platform.
2024 Trend Updates: What Really Works In SEO & Content MarketingSearch Engine Journal
The future of SEO is trending toward a more human-first and user-centric approach, powered by AI intelligence and collaboration. Are you ready?
Watch as we explore which SEO trends to prioritize to achieve sustainable growth and deliver reliable results. We’ll dive into best practices to adapt your strategy around industry-wide disruptions like SGE, how to navigate the top challenges SEO professionals are facing, and proven tactics for prioritizing quality and building trust.
You’ll hear:
- The top SEO trends to prioritize in 2024 to achieve long-term success.
- Predictions for SGE’s impact, and how to adapt.
- What E-E-A-T really means, and how to implement it holistically (hint: it’s never been more important).
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2. • Objectives
• Social Roadmap
• Target Audiences
• Channels Lineup
• KPI Milestone Goals
• Measurement Plan
• Getting Started
• Recruiting Fans
• Social Activation
• Expanding Influence
• Planning Calendar
Summary
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3. What Are Our Objectives?
Social Media Strategic Objective
Create an experiential and animated European brand presence
with an engaged consumer audience in support of marketing objectives.
Presence
Community
Experience
Lead Generation
France, Germany, U.K.
4. What Will Social Media Look Like?
Activation
Follower Recruitment
Snackable Animated Content
Seasonal Promotions
Owned, Earned & Paid Media
Community Participation
5. o Activation of select social media channels to reach a follower base in France, Germany
and the U.K. with residual influence across Western Europe
o The implementation of an editorial and community management oversight
governing process
o Fan Follower Activation campaign via owned and paid media
o Content modeling to produce snackable, engaging “micro-moment”
shareable experiences
o A Fan UGC contest promotion to bring the social channels to life
o Alignment with annual marketing and promotion initiatives to serve the needs of the
community
o Active Community Management to engage followers and to continuously reinforce an
animated brand experience
6. Who Will We Target?
Performance Enthusiasts
Outdoors Enthusiasts
Farming Industry
7. Persona Mapping (Four Core Segments)
The Thrill Seeker The Farmer The Outdoorsman The Casual Weekender
8. The Thrill Seeker
RECREATIONAL PERFORMANCE AUDIENCE
Thrill Seekers are adventurous. They like to take risk and challenge the status quo and all
things that are mundane. They are open to and like to try new things.
Location
France (60%) , Germany (40%)
Socio-Demo Target
Male, 13 – 44 years old, largely blue collar professions. Key Need: dependable, reliable
high-performance all-terrain offroad vehicles.
Motivators
They are highly passionate off-road riders of ATVs and 4x4 quads. They crave the
excitement and exhilaration personalized motorsports offer. By nature they are
comfortable with speed, dirt and mud. This group includes both active youth riders and
older adult riders who have grown into the sport from a young age.
Purchase Drivers
Performance. Quality. Durability. Design Aesthetics.
Facebook Affinities
James Stewart, Ken Block, KTM Factory Racing, Monster Energy, and Alpine Stars are
among the most popular Facebook Fan Pages.
Key Research / Shopping Behaviors
Spends more time online than other Can-Am personas. Web, online product reviews
on 3rd party sites, blogs or user group sites, and print magazines are among the top
research sources. More technologically and mobile savvy (Android and iPhone
ownership). Trusts the advice of riding peers.
Photos, video, group chat messaging, music and apps are core to his digital identity.
1
Persona Mapping
France . Germany
all terrain vehicle, off-roading
9. The Farmer
WORK UTILITY AUDIENCE
Farmers are Self Starters and have the energy and drive within themselves to make
things happen. They usually don’t wait for direction from others. They are pro-active
and self-motivated. They usually don’t need or ask for permission or approval. They
often make things happen – for themselves, for others or for the project at hand –
without having to be asked or told what to do.
Location
U.K. (39%), France (29%) , Germany (32%)
Socio-Demo Target
Male, 18 – 64 years old, farming is his profession. Key Need: dependable, reliable, and
multi-functional (all-purpose) all-terrain vehicles.
Motivators
They work hard from dawn through to dusk and need easy, reliable and adaptable
transport to get the work done. ATVs and Quads are simply valued additions to his tools
of the trade.
Purchase Drivers
Quality. Durability. Tough. Adaptability.
Facebook Affinities
Strong affinities include Bauern-Videos, as well as Traktorpool, Profi, Agritechnic, Top
Agrara, and Landwirt.com are among the most liked agricultural Facebook Fan Pages.
Key Research / Shopping Behaviors
Trusts the advice of other local farmers. May frequently use the Internet to research
sizeable new purchases. Window shops before making a commitment to purchase.
May be on Facebook, but its more likely his wife who is a life partner and trusted source
of information and influence.
Photos, video, farming topical websites and forums are core to his digital identity.
2
Persona Mapping
France . Germany . UK
all terrain vehicle, farmer, farming
10. The Outdoorsman
RECREATIONAL UTILITY AUDIENCE
Outdoorsmen are Wonderers who have an innate curiosity. They often don’t accept
things at face value. They are interested in many things and want to know more about
them. They can ask lots of questions to learn more about that which surrounds them.
Location
U.K. (60%), France (30%) , Germany (10%)
Socio-Demo Target
Male, 18 – 64 years old. Professional and blue collar workers. Key Need: dependable,
reliable, and multi-functional (all-purpose) all-terrain vehicles.
Motivators
They are active outdoorsmen who love to go to the extremes in the wild. Whether it
means spending time in the mountains or rocky highlands or down in the countryside
pursuing his love for everything outdoors, he is active and vigilant in going places where
other vehicles would have a hard time keeping up and needs a vehicle to match his
lifestyle and ambitions.
Purchase Drivers
Quality. Durability. Tough. Adaptability. Comfort. Price.
Facebook Affinities
JOE.co.uk , James Stewart, Dapper Laughs, On The Tools, and the LAD Bible are among
the most popular Facebook Fan Pages.
Key Research / Shopping Behaviors
Trusts the advice of friends and peers. Is active using the Internet to research new
purchases. Compares options before making a commitment to purchase. He is likely to
visit the manufacturer website, forums, blogs, and other consumer websites to obtain
information.
Photos, videos, blogs, and forums are core to his digital identity.
3
Persona Mapping
France . Germany . UK
all terrain vehicle, outdoors
11. The Casual Weekender
RECREATIONAL LEISURE AUDIENCE
The Casual Weekender are Movers who are energetic, dynamic people. They seem to
have limitless energy. For some, their energy comes from within. For others, it comes
from being around others. Movers rarely sit still. They have little patience for slow,
drawn-out life events. They usually embrace change.
Location
France (66%) , Germany (44%)
Socio-Demo Target
Male, 24 – 64 years old. Blue collar worker. Married. Key Need: an all-terrain vehicle
that can go places off-road, and which can handle varying environmental conditions
from low to extreme.
Motivators
They are off-road and outdoor enthusiasts with an independent and adventurous spirit.
Frequent tandem and side by side riding with wife, family and friends.
Purchase Drivers
Comfort. Quality. Durability. Tough. Price.
Facebook Affinities
James Stewart, Honda Motorcycles & ATVs, Alpine Stars, Red Bull are among the most
popular Facebook Fan Pages.
Key Research / Shopping Behaviors
Like the Outdoorsman, he trusts the advice of friends and peers. Is active using the
Internet to research new purchases. Compares options before making a commitment to
purchase. He is likely to visit the manufacturer website, forums, blogs, and other
consumer websites to obtain information.
Photos, video, messaging, music and apps are all core to his digital identity.
4
Persona Mapping
France . Germany
all terrain vehicle, off-roading, married
12. Where Will We Engage?
Facebook Social Hub
YouTube
Instagram
Google+
13. 2016 Channel (Platform) Evaluation
Facebook Twitter Instagram Google+
Purpose & Use
• Social hub & community
• Animated experiences
• UGC Fan experiences
• Managed promotions
• Engagements, sharing,
community building, and
assisted lead generation
Purpose & Use
• Not a channel with
sufficient regional
community interest at
the moment
• Keep it on the radar and
randomly monitor the
conversation
Purpose & Use
• Use corporate profile
photo assets for FB
content marketing
• Cross-promote Global
channel and share
content with FB
audience
• Seek European content
posting opportunities on
corporate profile
• Test, measure and
analyze benefits for
targeted Ads to
European audiences
Purpose & Use
• SEO benefits
• Activate profile and re-
purpose FB content for
added search discovery
• Use photo album and
collections features
• Maintain hosted video
library
• Measure influence and
learn
• Re-visit channel purpose
in Q4 for 2017
YouTube
Purpose & Use
• Combine UK & FR
Channels into one
master existing
European Channel
• Leverage for SEO benefit
& video library in one
central place
• Leverage for organic
video discovery
• Groom videos into
appropriate language
playlists
• Cross promote channel
for added subscribers
and views with Facebook
Fans
15. How Will We Determine Success?
Fan Growth
Engagements
Community Participation
Assisted Conversion
Greater Reach > Greater Engagements > Greater Fans > Greater Web Traffic > Greater Leads
17. 2016 - KPI Target Goals
Grow a Facebook Fan Base to
10.000 Fans in 2016
- Leverage viral reach of organic Post &
community engagements
- Leverage Promoted Posts & FB Like Ads
- Leverage FB Re-targeting Ads and email list
custom audiences
- Leverage Fan Page promotion campaigns
- Leverage social plug-in Fan Likes from
Can-Am country websites
- Leverage European Fans of Corporate
Fan Page
Reach – Engagements – Fan Count – Conversions
FAN
BASE
GROWTH
0
2000
4000
6000
8000
10000
Mar. Dec.
18. 2016 - KPI Target Goals
Grow Facebook
Page Engagement Rate
to +6.0% in 2016
- Leverage an optimized animated content
mix for maximum interactions and share-
ability
- Leverage content resonance trends into
virility for active posts & campaigns
- Leverage UGC and Fan enthusiast support
for greater influence and impact
Reach – Engagements – Fan Count – Conversions
FAN
ENGAGEMENTS
Daily Page Engaged Users
(clicks, likes, shares, comments)
Daily Page Total Reach
= Page Engagement Rate
(unique users)
0.00
2.00
4.00
6.00
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
Effective Page (Reach) ER formula = daily page engaged users / daily page content reach (unique users) – Avg. Facebook Page Reach ER: 6,27% of people reached – Aug. 2015 Locowise
19. 2016 - KPI Target Goals
Grow Facebook Post Reach
Average QoQ by 50% in 2016
- Leverage an optimized organic / spend
ratio mix for total post reach impact
- Leverage organic post reach and post
virility from active engagements and
promotional campaigns
Reach – Engagements – Fan Count – Conversions
ORGANIC
POST
REACH
2000
3000
4500
1000 2000 3000 4000 5000
April
Q2 2016
Q3 2016
Q4 2016
Average Organic Post Reach
Organic Reach and not Paid is the best indicator for how well content is resonating with targeted audiences
20. How Will We Measure Success?
Measure
Report
Analyze
Adapt
Improve
Repeat
21. Measurement Plan - Five Step Model
1. Measure
Customer actions & influence
2. Report
Document performance & results
3. Analyze
Qualify what and why thru segmentation
4. Adapt
Learn and evolve
5. Improve
Develop best practices
METHODOLOGY • Campaign
Performance
• Content Resonance
• Device & Screen
Preferences
• Geography
Considerations
• Customer
Characteristics
22. Social Media Goals
AWARENESS – COMMUNITY – EXPERIENCE - INFLUENCE - CONVERSIONS
KPIs & Tactics
Increase Reach (Owned, Earned & Paid Media) Engagements (CX) Fan Count Assisted Conversions
Audience Targeted Profiling Content & Campaigns New Audience Targeting Website Landing Page Traffic
Metrics &
Targets
Metric
Avg. Organic
Reach
2016
Target
55.000 / month
(500.000)
Facebook Insights
Metric
Avg. Paid
Reach
2016
Target
110.000 / month
(1.000.000)
Facebook Insights
Metric
Avg. Total
Reach
2016
Target
165.000 / month
(1.500.000)
Facebook Insights
Metric
Avg. Social
Interactions
2016
Target
6.100 / month
(55.200)
Facebook Insights
Metric
Avg. Daily Reach
Engagement Rate
2016
Target
+6,00%
Facebook Insights
Metric
Avg. MoM
Fan Base Growth
2016
Target
250 / week
(10.000)
Facebook Insights
Metric
Assisted Web
Traffic
2016
Target
TBD
Google Analytics
Metric
Assisted
Conversions
2016
Target
TBD
Google Analytics
Segments
Can-Am Europe Facebook Page
France Germany United Kingdom
French German English
Recreation Performance Work Utility Recreation Utility Recreation Leisure
Desktop Mobile Desktop & Mobile
Facebook Measurement Plan
Targets can be adjusted and re-aligned to actual market and execution dynamics. Segmentation designed to continually measure & optimize page performance.
KPI Metric Target performance based on 9 months of activity.
23. Where Do We Get Started?
Profiles Setup
Facebook Page Setup
YouTube Channel Consolidation
Google+ Reactivation
Ad Budget Allocation
24. Getting Started
o Build the Social Media Hub on Facebook
o Steps include: Company page setup, cover photo, profile picture, profile information,
links to other key channels and website, and appropriate content tabs and apps
o Get the Page verified, select the username and the URL of the Page
o Make the Page visually stimulating and consumer facing through the use of the
Cover photo and profile picture
o Re-direct European Country Website Facebook Social Plug-Ins to new Facebook Page –
and promote the new Facebook Page presence on home page with website banner
o Develop at least one week’s worth of content in advance to begin populating the page
with Posts once it goes live
FACEBOOK
PAGE
SETUP
25. Getting Started
YouTube
o Combine YouTube Country Channels (UK, FR) into one (existing) European Channel
o Optimize channel for SEO benefit and groom videos into master playlists by language, vehicle
type, personas
Google+
o Re-activate European Google+ profile
o Set-up, customize and SEO groom the Page with profile photo, tagline, company background, link,
contact information and verify the Page
o Upload relevant and active photos and videos to appropriate tabs
YOUTUBE
&
GOOGLE+
26. Getting Started
Facebook Page Execution
o Advertising (Campaigns Setup)
- Page Like Ads (photo use selection)
- Carousel Format Ads (photo selection and storyline for each persona type)
- Dynamic Product Ads - retargeting (product catalog + USPs + website Facebook Pixel for all
desired trackable landing pages)
- Website Conversion Ads (Facebook Pixel installed on desired confirmation landing pages)
- Opt-In Lead Ads (lead capture form for newsletter signups)
- Custom Audiences setup (segmentation of audiences into personas, interests, lookalike, email
lists, et al for all active paid campaigns)
- Media Budget and Media Plan
o Organic Posts
- Audience Optimization setup by persona for future use with organic and promoted posts
- Review of all digital assets (photo and video) and re-archived into persona matching segments
DIGITAL
CONTENT
ASSETS
Core Requirements
27. Getting Started
Website
o Website Banner to highlight and promote new Facebook Page
o Social plug-ins redirected to new FB Page and consolidated YouTube channel
Email
o Promotion announcement element to highlight existence of new Facebook Page and
consolidated YouTube channel
o Embedded social plug-ins within master email templates with CTA to Fan or subscribe
social media profiles
Hashtag Use
o Develop a consistent hierarchy and naming convention for hashtag use with all posts per each
persona to track and measure performance
DIGITAL
CONTENT
ASSETS
Core Requirements
28. Getting Started
RAID Can-Am 2016 – 8th edition – France
o Post-produce a series of short ‘aspirational’ micro-moment (native) Facebook Video Posts (15 to
30 seconds each – action + text overlays + music + logo + CTA + fade ) for targeted personas
produced in similar 2015 editing style from pre-existing or new video footage
- Call to Action: aligned to primary objective with a link to a Landing Page to Learn More, Sign
Up, Download, or Watch More
o Segmented CRM Email list for use with building Custom Audiences on Facebook
o Page Post Content – pre-event promotion anticipation / awareness action photo posts + series of
best daily action photo updates collected from the racing circuit each day
o Website Event Landing Page
o Post-event video highlight reel for YouTube and Facebook posting
DIGITAL
CONTENT
ASSETS
13 March thru 20 Mar2016
29. Getting Started
Retail PAC / Warranty Promotion
o Multi-lingual assets for designated countries
o Series of short ‘aspirational’ Facebook Video Ads (15 to 30 seconds – action + logo + CTA + fade –
voiceover optional) for targeted personas using highlighted eligible models post-produced from
lengthier videos and/or photo assets
- Call to Action: directing engaged users to a Landing Page to Learn More, Sign Up, Download, or
Watch More
- CRM Email list for use with building Custom Audiences on Facebook
- Page Post Content – series of visual photo lifestyle story posts aligned with targeted persona
aspirations + pure promotion CTA offer photo posts + optional sweepstakes tie-in promotion offer
posts
o Website Banner Promotion, Promotion Landing Page, CRM campaign tie-ins
DIGITAL
CONTENT
ASSETS
15 March thru 30 April 2016
30. Getting Started
Due to starting from point zero, early efforts will have to be driven
with a modest advertising budget to initially lure Fans to the
Facebook Page. As organic growth starts to take hold, advertising
can be scaled back and optimized into a more efficient mix of
organic versus paid growth.
Initiatives will align to budget parameters, but the social media Ad budget needs to be defined before
strategy can be activated and in order for the tactical planning and execution to be activated.
AD
BUDGET
CONSIDERATION
31. How Will We Find Fans?
Facebook Advertising
Engagement Campaigns
CRM & Websites
Community Building
32. Fan Acquisition
o Once an advertising budget is defined, Fan acquisition can begin with optimized
Facebook Like Ads
o Categorical audiences will be targeted to reach personas for off-road recreational and
utility vehicle interests related to ATVs, UTVs, SSVs, 4x4 quads, motocross, and more
o Country targeting will align to vehicle emphasis for each selected region (utility only for
the UK -- and recreational + utility for France and Germany)
o Additional optimized geo-targeting will be placed recruiting European audiences of the
Corporate Can-Am Facebook Page – as well as Lookalike Audiences of competitive
Pages
FACEBOOK
ADVERTISING
33. Fan Acquisition
o Boosted and Promoted Post Ads will be used as content begins to populate the Page,
optimized and targeted to similar audiences used for Page Like ads (repetition and
frequency) in addition to Fans and Friends of Fans
o Facebook Video Ads with a Page Like CTA will be used as part of the overall advertising
mix to leverage a more highly visual and engaged medium
o Custom Audiences will be used with Facebook advertising using the Can-Am email
database
o Custom Audiences will also be used to re-target Can-Am website visitors (Facebook
Pixel code snippet must be added to website)
FACEBOOK
ADVERTISING
34. How Will We Activate?
Community Building
Visual Storytelling
Optimized Audiences
Engagement Campaigns
35. Activation via Priorities
o Without Fans, there is no Facebook Fan Page – therefore a major emphasis has to be on building
and growing a reasonable sized Fan base in the early months
o Content modeling and content posts aligned to targeted personas will reinforce community
interests
o Development of highly visual and animated, snackable micro-moment content campaigns will
keep Fans engaged
o Creation of a posting schedule optimized with the right balance and mix for frequency versus
reach versus engagement versus promotion versus call to action will maximize post value and
influence
o Activation of Google+ leveraging Facebook content will lead to greater search and reach benefit
o Continuously measuring and applying continued learning and best practices will allow the
initiatives to continually adapt and evolve
STRATEGIC
EXECUTION
Priorities Will Drive Strategic Directions
36. Activation via Targeting
o Geo-targeted and audience optimized targeting for all posts based on identified personas
o Frequent split multivariate A/B testing using custom audiences for paid campaigns to realize
maximum performance efficiencies
o Advance weekly/monthly scheduling and calendaring of all planned posts to map content
publishing to desired impact for each persona reach and influence
o Continued adaptation from collective leanings through measurement and analysis
o Google Analytics UTM campaign tracking for all linked posts and Ads directed to designated Lead
Generation landing pages for deeper knowledge and understanding
AUDIENCE
TARGETING
Optimized Targeting Will Drive Reach & Influence
37. Persona Target
Identity Traits
Visual Cue
Identifiers
Message Cue
Identifiers
Social Object
Creation
Optimized
Distribution
Analytical
Common
Center
Creative
Events, Campaigns,
Weekly Engagements
Activation via Content Modeling
Page Content Will Drive Community
38. Activation via Distribution
o Continually ceate a series of highly visual lifestyle content campaigns optimized for each target
persona to raise awareness, aspiration, community, advocacy and evangelism
o Leverage an optimized weekly content publishing schedule with frequent Promoted and Boosted
Posts targeted to highly optimized socio-demo Facebook audiences
o Publish content for maximum investment value using a staggered re-purposed distribution
schedule to increase reach and influence with the widest possible audiences for each and every
post
o Follow a 4:1:1 posting strategy to keep Fans engaged leveraging (4) lifestyle experience (family,
action , location, fan) visual posts to every (1) vehicle highlight post and (1) CTA post
o Leverage Corporate (Instagram) profile for Facebook content needs and find European audience
opportunities via Instagram advertising to promote the European Facebook Fan Page
Publishing Will Drive Content Consumption
CONTENT
PUBLISHING
39. Activation via Community
o Create a highly engaged community through the active and continuous solicitation of UGC across
each identified user persona
o Develop and execute a Facebook UGC Photo Contests within 30 - 90 days of the Page going live
to stimulate additional Page awareness and Fan Likes, and to begin activating the community with
animated Fan and enthusiast content
o Engage and interact with community through ongoing active appreciation and discussions
o Continually evolve with flexibility to adapt to Facebook Fan community needs, wants and desires
as demonstrated through active community participation
COMMUNITY
PARTICIPATION
UGC Will Drive Active Community Participation
40. Activation via Promotions
o Goal: create anticipation, excitement and aspiration within a targeted Facebook community
audience surrounding the RAID Can-Am 2016 event
o Produce a series of short-form pre-event highlight videos to showcase and highlight the event
with a CTA aligned to a primary objective
o Post a series of daily event highlights using high-visual and action oriented photography –
leverage posts as early engagement content for Page activation
o Produce an event recap highlight reel and post accordingly to YouTube and Facebook (post on
Facebook in native video [MP4] format)
o Use opportunity with any planned CRM email highlights to cross-promote new Facebook Page
with embedded social plug-in and a CTA to Like the Page
OFFROAD
LIVE
ACTION
RAID Can-Am 2016 Event
41. Activation via Promotions
o Goal: create awareness, lead generation and conversion within a targeted Facebook community
audience surrounding the active consumer promotion
o Produce a series of short-form aspirational video Ads to showcase and highlight eligible models
with CTA (landing pages)
o Post a series of lifestyle action oriented posts mapped to personas using a campaign promotion
hashtag and CTA link – leverage posts as early engagement content for Page activation
o Develop an additional series of promotional posts and optimize balance and mix of promotional
posts into the editorial calendar with other non-promotional content
o Selectively Promote Posts that are performing well for added reach and influence and develop a
mix of Facebook Ad campaigns highlighting PAC / Warranty offers for new and trade-in sales
o Use opportunity with any planned CRM email promotion to cross-promote new Facebook Page
with embedded social plug-in and a CTA to Like the Page
SPECIAL
CONSUMER
OFFERS
Retail PAC / Warranty Promotion
42. Activation via Promotions
What’s Your Offroad Adventure?
• Goal: Launch the Facebook Page with a Sweepstakes
• Drive Page awareness and Page Likes while creating greater reach and
influence for the Retail Promotion
• Active Campaign Period thru Retail Promotion Period
• Promoted to all Off-Road enthusiasts and owners with targeting for
France, Germany, U.K.
• Targeted FB Ad, Email and FB timeline promo support
• As a Sweepstakes, contest entries are validated after Liking or Voting
on a specified Post
• Contest winners are awarded based on random drawing
• (1) Grand Prize winner (TBD) with (2) consolation prize (TBD) winners
• Additional random drawings for PAC gift card awards of modest but
desirable value should be offered as added incentives
• #CanAmAdventure or other thematic hashtag use
• Must be open to general public and all enthusiasts (Fans and non-
Fans)
Facebook Launch Sweepstakes
43. Activation via Promotions
0 to 60 kph - What’s Your Passion?
• 3-Month Campaign Period
• Promoted to all Off-Road enthusiasts and owners with targeting for France,
Germany, U.K.
• Targeted FB Ad, Email and FB timeline promo support
• Shared Can-Am owner stories posted to the Facebook Contest App with 60
word or less description of their favorite Can-Am photo or off-road experience
photo
• Most appealing submissions re-posted to Facebook Page timeline using
persona optimized targeting to showcase community with similar audiences
• Contest winners are awarded based on total number of shares, likes and
comments their entries receive encouraging entrants to share the love and
virility of their submission
• (2) selected winners each month (PAC accessories, Go-Pro cameras, other)
with a Grand Prize (TBD) at the end
• Additional PAC gift card awards of modest but desirable value should be
offered as added incentives
• #CanAmPassion or other thematic hashtag use
• Entries qualified after Photo submission with hashtag to a pre-chosen
App or Tab campaign destination
• Must be open to general public and all enthusiasts (owners & non-owners)
Campaign Details
Requirements:
• Campaign & App platform (third-party) with campaign
reporting
• FB ad budget
• Optimize for mobile
• Contest hosting landing page (entry & prize info,
submission form, share buttons and FB comments
capabilities)
• Home Page banner promotion
• Each entrant must provide a complete release with photo
use rights disclaimer
• Acknowledgement that the promotion is not sponsored or
endorsed by Facebook
• A user’s personal timelines may not be used for promotion
(example: “share on your timeline to enter,” or “share on
your friend’s timeline for another chance to win”)
UGC Community Photo Contest
44. How Will We Create Momentum?
Iterative Planning
Page Execution
Learned Best Practices
Measurement
Adaptation
45. Community Management Roles
Building An Active & Engaged Fan Base
Community Management
Social Profiles Updates
crafting posts
& comments
Community Engagement
follows, mentions,
dialogue, comments
Community Building
audience outreach
& acquisition
Research & Planning
align strategy with content
& editorial calendar
Ideation
tactical planning
& defining best practices
Content Aggregation
reading RSS feeds, filtering
& sharing
KPI Measurement
weekly performance
measurement & reporting
Listening & Monitoring
tracking brand, influencer, competitive
& keyword mentions
Relationship Building
influencer research, outreach
& recruitment
Advocacy
relationships with high
engagement followers
Brand Awareness
forum & group research
& participation
Experimentation
continued exploration of
changing trends & practices
46. Facebook (PAGE Execution)
Post Publishing
• Publish posts on a consistent schedule
with optimum frequency.
• Goal should be a minimum of 1x
owned post per day in each language
minimum to build overall reach and
influence.
• Ideally, 2x (owned) per day scheduled
during weekdays and once each
weekend day is optimum.
• Continually measure and adapt
leanings on a quarterly, iterative
content planning cycle.
• An ongoing effort should also be in place to support unofficial
Can-Am Off-Road enthusiast communities, groups and clubs –
as well as other Pages who post Can-Am content
• Sharing and tagging posts from these destinations will increase
reach and engagements while ensuring fresh content is always
in the top of the newsfeeds of Fans and enthusiasts
Building Best Practices
47. Facebook (PAGE Execution)
Post Scheduling
• Monitor post scheduling. Continually
adjust for optimal times for when
Fans are online.
• Bottom line: if the page post is not at
the top or near the top of the Fan
newsfeed, the post likely will go
unnoticed with no realized benefit.
• Fans do not visit FB pages once liked
– practically all engagements occur in
the newsfeed.
More posts and the advance scheduling
of posts at optimum times will make the
Page come alive – impact should be
instantaneous.
Facebook Insights: When Fans Are Online
Scheduling Tools such as Buffer, HootSuite, Post
Planner and more.
Statistics reveal interaction rates on weekends is typically 14.5% higher than weekdays.
Building Best Practices
48. Facebook (PAGE Execution)
StaggeredPostDistribution
• Goal - leverage the editorial calendar
to turn a single post into 2 posts
• Supports content publishing needs
• More value – same investment
• Single Posts scheduled and staggered
into multiple day & time slots for
maximum reach, impact and
influence
• Fans are creatures of habit for when
they are online which prevents many
posts for being unseen
• Using slightly modified leader text for
the same visual post ensures content
is fresh and is served into as many
Newsfeeds as possible
Building Best Practices
Campaign: Spyder
Experience Tour
Time Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
Post #1
Post #2
Post #3
Post #4
Post #5
Post #6
Post #7
8:00
AM
Post #1
Ver. 1
Post #3
Ver. 1
Post #2
Ver. 2
Post #5
Ver. 1
Post #4
Ver. 2
Post #6 Post #7
4:00
PM
Post #2
Ver. 1
Post #1
Ver. 2
Post #4
Ver. 1
Post #3
Ver. 2
Post #5
Ver. 2
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• Creative scheduling enables 1 post to become 2 for the same investment
• Greater reach is achieved with unique online audiences which leads to greater overall influence
• Added benefit is that we can do more with less relative to content needs