APSMM06 – 1ST ASSIGNMENT




Presentation By :
Dolly H Awati
(Mulund Centre – S13MMMMM01200)
A STUDY CONDUCTED BY EXPOIN – SOCIAL
MEDIA AND CONSULTING FIRM:
Analyzed 20 Restaurant companies producing industries 100 most-engaging
Face book posts in the second quarter based on the number of
likes, comments & shares.

                                       Taco Bell stood the clear
                                       leader for the period, though
                                       Dunkin’Donuts, McDonald’s, T
                                       he Cheesecake Factory and
                                       Starbucks Coffee also had
                                       multiple posts rise toward the
                                       top of the list.
TACO BELLS’S CONNECTIVITY WITH USERS:
Inspite of having minimal Marketing Budget Taco Bell stood successful in
drawing long lasting impression on Face book and got connected with its
users.

Their Facebook pages should found a unique ways to connect with their fans.

Each of these pages has a strong sense of brand identity, as well as a good
understanding of the target audience.

Their Facebook pages today show how they have adapted to the digital age of
marketing.

Discovering how to reach and connect with a target audience through social
media was there key to success.
Restaurant Social Media Index
 produced by Nation’s Restaurant News and Digital Co.

Expion found that fewer than 20 of the 100 most engaging Facebook posts from
the second quarter featured straight-up promotions such as buy-one-get-one
offers, discounts, sweepstakes or contests.

Expion says restaurant chains are now breaking through to Facebook
users with their posts

Social-media software and analytics firm Expion ranked restaurant brands'
Facebook posts from the second quarter by the amount of fan
comments, likes and shares, yielding a big win for Taco Bell, which had 18
of the 100 most-engaging posts. Below are highlights from the summer's top
performers
A PICTURE WORTH OF THOUSAND’S LIKE
The most engaging post overall, from Taco Bell on May 23, was a post in support of the
chain’s philanthropic effort aimed at preventing teens from dropping out of high
school, Graduate to Go. The post received more than 87,000 likes and 522
comments.

                                                      Rank: 1
                                                      Taco Bell — May 23
                                                      87,358 likes, 522
                                                      comments

                                                      "Did you know that 1 in
                                                      3 teens drop out of high
                                                      school every year? For
                                                      every 'like' on this
                                                      post, Taco Bell will
                                                      donate $5 to Graduate to
                                                      Go to help more teens
                                                      graduate high school.
                                                      Up to $1 million!"
Rank: 3                    Rank: 4
Rank: 2
                                          Buffalo Wild               Starbucks Coffee        Rank: 6
Pizza Hut — June 25                                                                          Krispy Kreme — June 22
                                          Wings — June 27            — May 26
62,661 likes, 6,725 comments
                                          59,198                     59,862 likes, 813       39,358 likes, 1,585
"Amazing has arrived! Garlic Bread
                                          likes, 2,203               comments                comments
Pizza — hot melted cheese and pizza
                                          comments                   "Nothing like           "Dreaming of doughnuts? So
toppings on thick buttery garlic bread.
                                          "Who could use a           spending the            are we."
Why didn't we think of this before?!?
                                          drink right about          weekend with the
                                          now?"                      family!"




                                                      Rank: 12
 Rank: 8                                              The Cheesecake Factory        Rank: 29
 Dunkin' Donuts —             Rank: 10                — June 29                     Domino's Pizza — June 26
 June 26                      Applebee's —            29,543 likes, 5,232           19,764 likes, 685
 35,703 likes, 3,026          June 22                 comments                      comments
 comments                     36,022 likes, 570       "Type 'Happy' below if a      "BEST. THING. EVER.
 “Wish a Boston               comments                slice of this on a Friday     'LIKE' if you could use a
 Kreme donut would            "'Like' this if you     makes you smile!              poolside pizza right now."
 land on your desk?"          could use one of        [Chocolate Mousse
                              these today."           Cheesecake]"
LIKES   Taco Bell- 87,358

        Pizza Hut- 62,661

        Buffalo Wild Wings-
        59198
        Starbucks Coffee-
        59862
        Krispy Kreme-39358

        Dunkin Donuts-35073

        Applebee's-36022

        Cheesecake Fctory-
        29543
        Dominos Pizza-19764
FACEBOOK – TIMELINE FORMAT

The Timeline format introduced by Facebook for all individual and brand
pages have changed the ways brands talk on the social network to get
engagement.

Brands now started using more pictures to leverage Timeline’s visual-heavy
focus, which has affected the kind of language restaurant chains use.

95% of the top 100 posts have an interesting photo, and it isn’t necessarily
studio photography
VISUAL ENGAGEMENT
Savvy chains like Taco Bell were using mix of professional food shots and
local-store shots [from consumers].” As such combinations are more sociable
and interesting.

                                     If Taco Bell simply posted a
                                     photo of the American flag, it
                                     would not have resonated quite
                                     as well as this imaginative visual
                                     display
TACO BELL – UNIQUE & INTERESTING


                  Taco Bell’s each strategy is well suited
                  with the brand, its image, and its
                  message

                  Someone coming to Taco Bell, is
                  very well aware that they are relating
                  to a brand which always have
                  something unique and interesting to
                  convey and visualize.
Expion found that fewer than 20 of the 100 most engaging Facebook posts from
the second quarter featured straight-up promotions such as buy-one-get-one
offers, discounts, sweepstakes or contests.


Few promotional posts, nearly all asked the user to first like the brand’s
Facebook page, thus ensuring ongoing communication between the
restaurant and the customer.


The majority of engaging posts in this second-quarter study resulted from
brands talking about points of differentiation in their menus or their
positioning, just without an incentive to buy, such as a discount.
TACO BELL & FACEBOOK

TACO BELL & FACEBOOK

  • 1.
    APSMM06 – 1STASSIGNMENT Presentation By : Dolly H Awati (Mulund Centre – S13MMMMM01200)
  • 2.
    A STUDY CONDUCTEDBY EXPOIN – SOCIAL MEDIA AND CONSULTING FIRM: Analyzed 20 Restaurant companies producing industries 100 most-engaging Face book posts in the second quarter based on the number of likes, comments & shares. Taco Bell stood the clear leader for the period, though Dunkin’Donuts, McDonald’s, T he Cheesecake Factory and Starbucks Coffee also had multiple posts rise toward the top of the list.
  • 3.
    TACO BELLS’S CONNECTIVITYWITH USERS: Inspite of having minimal Marketing Budget Taco Bell stood successful in drawing long lasting impression on Face book and got connected with its users. Their Facebook pages should found a unique ways to connect with their fans. Each of these pages has a strong sense of brand identity, as well as a good understanding of the target audience. Their Facebook pages today show how they have adapted to the digital age of marketing. Discovering how to reach and connect with a target audience through social media was there key to success.
  • 4.
    Restaurant Social MediaIndex produced by Nation’s Restaurant News and Digital Co. Expion found that fewer than 20 of the 100 most engaging Facebook posts from the second quarter featured straight-up promotions such as buy-one-get-one offers, discounts, sweepstakes or contests. Expion says restaurant chains are now breaking through to Facebook users with their posts Social-media software and analytics firm Expion ranked restaurant brands' Facebook posts from the second quarter by the amount of fan comments, likes and shares, yielding a big win for Taco Bell, which had 18 of the 100 most-engaging posts. Below are highlights from the summer's top performers
  • 5.
    A PICTURE WORTHOF THOUSAND’S LIKE The most engaging post overall, from Taco Bell on May 23, was a post in support of the chain’s philanthropic effort aimed at preventing teens from dropping out of high school, Graduate to Go. The post received more than 87,000 likes and 522 comments. Rank: 1 Taco Bell — May 23 87,358 likes, 522 comments "Did you know that 1 in 3 teens drop out of high school every year? For every 'like' on this post, Taco Bell will donate $5 to Graduate to Go to help more teens graduate high school. Up to $1 million!"
  • 6.
    Rank: 3 Rank: 4 Rank: 2 Buffalo Wild Starbucks Coffee Rank: 6 Pizza Hut — June 25 Krispy Kreme — June 22 Wings — June 27 — May 26 62,661 likes, 6,725 comments 59,198 59,862 likes, 813 39,358 likes, 1,585 "Amazing has arrived! Garlic Bread likes, 2,203 comments comments Pizza — hot melted cheese and pizza comments "Nothing like "Dreaming of doughnuts? So toppings on thick buttery garlic bread. "Who could use a spending the are we." Why didn't we think of this before?!? drink right about weekend with the now?" family!" Rank: 12 Rank: 8 The Cheesecake Factory Rank: 29 Dunkin' Donuts — Rank: 10 — June 29 Domino's Pizza — June 26 June 26 Applebee's — 29,543 likes, 5,232 19,764 likes, 685 35,703 likes, 3,026 June 22 comments comments comments 36,022 likes, 570 "Type 'Happy' below if a "BEST. THING. EVER. “Wish a Boston comments slice of this on a Friday 'LIKE' if you could use a Kreme donut would "'Like' this if you makes you smile! poolside pizza right now." land on your desk?" could use one of [Chocolate Mousse these today." Cheesecake]"
  • 7.
    LIKES Taco Bell- 87,358 Pizza Hut- 62,661 Buffalo Wild Wings- 59198 Starbucks Coffee- 59862 Krispy Kreme-39358 Dunkin Donuts-35073 Applebee's-36022 Cheesecake Fctory- 29543 Dominos Pizza-19764
  • 8.
    FACEBOOK – TIMELINEFORMAT The Timeline format introduced by Facebook for all individual and brand pages have changed the ways brands talk on the social network to get engagement. Brands now started using more pictures to leverage Timeline’s visual-heavy focus, which has affected the kind of language restaurant chains use. 95% of the top 100 posts have an interesting photo, and it isn’t necessarily studio photography
  • 9.
    VISUAL ENGAGEMENT Savvy chainslike Taco Bell were using mix of professional food shots and local-store shots [from consumers].” As such combinations are more sociable and interesting. If Taco Bell simply posted a photo of the American flag, it would not have resonated quite as well as this imaginative visual display
  • 10.
    TACO BELL –UNIQUE & INTERESTING Taco Bell’s each strategy is well suited with the brand, its image, and its message Someone coming to Taco Bell, is very well aware that they are relating to a brand which always have something unique and interesting to convey and visualize.
  • 11.
    Expion found thatfewer than 20 of the 100 most engaging Facebook posts from the second quarter featured straight-up promotions such as buy-one-get-one offers, discounts, sweepstakes or contests. Few promotional posts, nearly all asked the user to first like the brand’s Facebook page, thus ensuring ongoing communication between the restaurant and the customer. The majority of engaging posts in this second-quarter study resulted from brands talking about points of differentiation in their menus or their positioning, just without an incentive to buy, such as a discount.