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SocialMedia.org Video Case Studies SocialMedia.org This video is from Ca...
Learn howconsolidated theirplatforms andgot fit for social.
“In truth, this was probablyan experiment fromReebok’s marketing firmthat will disappear in a fewmonths.” - Mashable.com, 2...
Our social identity was fragmented.
BR AN D AU DI TCapture as much informationas possible.Audit not only your brand,but your competitors.Do the heavy liftingy...
225
100
30
Have a singular,consistent brandvoice.
Globally owned and locally supported.
Don’t just listen,be part of theconversation.
Increase socialCRM andengagementorganically.
Roll-up current local pages intothree consumer-led brand pages.Provide access to social mediamanagement tool.
Consolidate views by having globalcampaign videos.Create one global channel for allvideos to live.
Request markets refrain frommedia spend due to lack of geo-targeting.Focus on two global accounts.
reesha.re/
zig techvideo classics swizzreesha.re/ flex kids lewis jwall
The right toolfor the job.
Our fans, followers, and view counts increased.
SEAL OFAPPROVAL
We cannow havecentralizedreporting.
We are able to seewhich markets havethe resources forsocial, and whichneed a hand.
The processtakes time. Text
Some pages are bestleft on their own.
SocialMedia.org This video is from Case Studies Learn more about past and BlogWell...
BlogWell Chicago Social Media Case Study: Reebok, presented by Tyler Bahl and Angela Scibelli
BlogWell Chicago Social Media Case Study: Reebok, presented by Tyler Bahl and Angela Scibelli
BlogWell Chicago Social Media Case Study: Reebok, presented by Tyler Bahl and Angela Scibelli
BlogWell Chicago Social Media Case Study: Reebok, presented by Tyler Bahl and Angela Scibelli
BlogWell Chicago Social Media Case Study: Reebok, presented by Tyler Bahl and Angela Scibelli
BlogWell Chicago Social Media Case Study: Reebok, presented by Tyler Bahl and Angela Scibelli
BlogWell Chicago Social Media Case Study: Reebok, presented by Tyler Bahl and Angela Scibelli
BlogWell Chicago Social Media Case Study: Reebok, presented by Tyler Bahl and Angela Scibelli
BlogWell Chicago Social Media Case Study: Reebok, presented by Tyler Bahl and Angela Scibelli
BlogWell Chicago Social Media Case Study: Reebok, presented by Tyler Bahl and Angela Scibelli
BlogWell Chicago Social Media Case Study: Reebok, presented by Tyler Bahl and Angela Scibelli
BlogWell Chicago Social Media Case Study: Reebok, presented by Tyler Bahl and Angela Scibelli
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BlogWell Chicago Social Media Case Study: Reebok, presented by Tyler Bahl and Angela Scibelli

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In their BlogWell Chicago presentation, Reebok's Brand Engagement & Media Manager, Tyler Bahl, and Brand Engagement Coordinator, Angela Scibelli, share how they consolidated their platforms and got fit for social.

Tyler and Angela talk about all that they did to round up over 350 social media accounts related to their brand and restructure them to be managed globally and supported locally.

Watch the video of the presentation here: https://vimeo.com/49833164

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BlogWell Chicago Social Media Case Study: Reebok, presented by Tyler Bahl and Angela Scibelli

  1. 1. SocialMedia.org Video Case Studies SocialMedia.org This video is from Case Studies BlogWell San Francisco June 20, 2011This presentation is from socialmedia.org/blogwell Tyler Bahl &BlogWell Angela Scibelli Chicago July 18, 2012 Consolidation is Key for Social socialmedia.org/blogwell Media Fitness
  2. 2. Learn howconsolidated theirplatforms andgot fit for social.
  3. 3. “In truth, this was probablyan experiment fromReebok’s marketing firmthat will disappear in a fewmonths.” - Mashable.com, 2007
  4. 4. Our social identity was fragmented.
  5. 5. BR AN D AU DI TCapture as much informationas possible.Audit not only your brand,but your competitors.Do the heavy liftingyourself.
  6. 6. 225
  7. 7. 100
  8. 8. 30
  9. 9. Have a singular,consistent brandvoice.
  10. 10. Globally owned and locally supported.
  11. 11. Don’t just listen,be part of theconversation.
  12. 12. Increase socialCRM andengagementorganically.
  13. 13. Roll-up current local pages intothree consumer-led brand pages.Provide access to social mediamanagement tool.
  14. 14. Consolidate views by having globalcampaign videos.Create one global channel for allvideos to live.
  15. 15. Request markets refrain frommedia spend due to lack of geo-targeting.Focus on two global accounts.
  16. 16. reesha.re/
  17. 17. zig techvideo classics swizzreesha.re/ flex kids lewis jwall
  18. 18. The right toolfor the job.
  19. 19. Our fans, followers, and view counts increased.
  20. 20. SEAL OFAPPROVAL
  21. 21. We cannow havecentralizedreporting.
  22. 22. We are able to seewhich markets havethe resources forsocial, and whichneed a hand.
  23. 23. The processtakes time. Text
  24. 24. Some pages are bestleft on their own.
  25. 25. SocialMedia.org This video is from Case Studies Learn more about past and BlogWell San Francisco June 20, 2011 upcoming BlogWellsThis presentation is from socialmedia.org/blogwellBlogWell socialmedia.org/blogwell Chicago July 18, 2012 socialmedia.org/blogwell

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