Activating Data to Drive Performance

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L2 – June Clinic: Social & Search June 2014

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Performics SVP of Communications Planning Jon Wegman brings to light the true meaning behind "performance marketing" in his June presentation at an L2 event. Learn how to harness actions through observing, measuring, analyzing and applying data to drive results.

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L2 – June Clinic: Social & SearchJune 2014

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Activating Data to Drive Performance

Performance marketing is achieved through harnessing actions, in observing, measuring, analyzing and applying data to drive results.

Performance

Participation

Participant Brand

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CPCs are 47% less on mobile than on desktop

Instagrammed 3 photos14 likes and counting

Already lost

52 minute

s of epic road trip

Using mobile device to solve problem, not find a brand

The most expensive state for car insurance is New Jersey

The least expensive state for car insurance is Ohio

Intrinsic Links Between Social & Search

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Seeking information

Sharing, and adding

Feedback Loops

Additional Discovery

Social

Mobile

26%

38%

Omni-Channel “Search”

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Both Are Grounded in Evolving Formulas

EdgeRank PageRank

u is dependent on the PageRank values for each pagev contained in the set Bu (the set containing all pages linking to page u), divided by the number L(v) of links from page v

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The Rise of the Human Algorithm

We are increasingly seeking out context-rich results

New “People-Powered” Platform integrations

Social content is highly influential for engine ranking

- Amazon Reviews, RatemyFood, TripAdvisor

- Facebook Graph Search, Bing Social Results Sidebar

- Timing, Relevancy, Links, Click-Through, etc..

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Social is “purposeful” through Google’s Eyes

Social is “personal” through her eyes.

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Community Management

Brand Identity

UGC/ Reviews

How frequently should I be posting and responding? How do I deal with crisis if something goes wrong?

Is my brand identity consistent across all our social content on the web?

What content exists about my brand and what customer needs are we meeting?

SERP Optimization

Website Integration

Social Presence

Paid Media

What types of social results are appearing on Google, Bing?

Does our website empower / allow users to share content?

Does my brand have a presence on all of the relevant platforms?

Are our feeds, links, and reviews appearing to prospective customers?

Content Creation

What content / feedback is being created on behalf of my brand?

Social Signals

ROI / Evaluation

Network Analysis

How do insights apply across channels and departments? How do we amplify?

What actions are we tracking and what is the ROI of social?

How do we use social data for modeling behavior / action?

What are our social signals and how do I activate/increase them?

Channel Strategy

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Indirect Influence

Reviews, Ratings + Opinions

Social Networks + “Likes”

Content and Assets

Local + Nearby Info

Paid & Organic Search Visibiilty

Events + Sponsorships

Corporate ResponsibilityNews / PR

Deals, Sales, Coupons

Social Media as a “Search” Prism

User-Generated ContextSearch PrismSearcher

Directed Intent

SERP(s)

Native Site(s)

Social Platform(s)

Indirect Influence

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UGC: User-Generated Context

(Social Media)

UGC: User Generated Context(How Social Influences us to Decide or Act)

x(Paid, Earned or Owned Impressions)

(Social Content)(Paid, Earned or Owned Expressions)

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Spends approximately 270 hours per month on flights

Uses Facetime

to chat with 20 month

old daughter

Touches down most frequently

LGA | SFO | LHR

Clickstream analysis

shows brand

preference by

destination

Most often searches forZagat rated restaurants over 20 Search Prism in Action

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Choosing a new Toothbrush

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Direct Intent vs. Indirect Influence (Brand)

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User-Generated Context

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Direct Intent vs. Indirect Influence (Non-Brand)

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Why owning your content is important

SERP(s)

Native Site(s)

Social Platform(s)

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Avg. Monthly Searches

BRAND TERMS- Philips electric toothbrush- Best Philips electric toothbrush- Philips Sonicare - Philips Sonicare toothbrush

- Electric toothbrush- Best toothbrush- Best electric toothbrush- Best cheap electric toothbrush

NON-BRAND TERMS

Source: Comscore 2014

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Finding the right store

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Social and Search Ownership

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User-Generated Context (Search to Social)

Source: Google “Nordstrom” 6/10/2014

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User-Generated Context (Social to Search)

Source: http://www.pinterest.com/CathysColours/ 6/10/2014

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Why Social Search Matters in the Long Run

Source: Experian Hitwise: Referring site traffic from social platform (not individual brand pages)

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Referring click traffic (of total site clicks) to each site from the respective social platform Kohl's JCP Macy's Nordstrom Target

Nordstrom driving ~12-15 of total site traffic from Social Platforms

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Searches for store increase by 33%

Average online sale $45

Find her where she’s active

Fall campaign ads drive 9 million impressions

Women aged 19-29 value price over brand

Number of people currently in store

1,209 active SKUs on display

Location: Traverse City, MINext nearest location 13.6 milColumbus Day is in two days

Schools may have day off

Recent searches

Coupon websiteLeather jacket customer review Top fall trends for 2014

What you can do about it

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Community Management

Brand Identity

UGC/ Reviews

How frequently should I be posting and responding? How do I deal with crisis if something goes wrong?

Is my brand identity consistent across all our social content on the web?

What content exists about my brand and what customer needs are we meeting?

SERP Optimization

Website Integration

Social Presence

Paid Media

What types of social results are appearing on Google, Bing?

Does our website empower / allow users to share content?

Does my brand have a presence on all of the relevant platforms?

Are our feeds, links, and reviews appearing to prospective customers?

Content Creation

What content / feedback is being created on behalf of my brand?

Social Signals

ROI / Evaluation

Network Analysis

How do insights apply across channels and departments? How do we amplify?

What actions are we tracking and what is the ROI of social?

How do we use social data for modeling behavior / action?

What are our social signals and how do I activate/increase them?

Channel Strategy

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SITE

SERP OPTIMIZATION

WEBSITE INTEGRATION

SOCIAL PRESENCE

PAID MEDIA

Content Tagging & Optimization: text, images, videos, blogs, microblog, podcasting, review & ratings, social networking Local visibility: Google+ Local / Map Pack / Facebook Nearby

Brand Voice/Messaging, Brand Identity, Value proposition, Philanthropic Relationships, Brand Affiliations, Offers / Exclusives

Peer trust, reviews, recommendations, suggestions, community, popularityCustomer service experience, Accessibility (device screen)Cross-device usability / Responsive design

Micro-Formating (Schema.org)

Accessibility (app store links, device, cross- screen)Convenience (store locations nearby and inventory)Affordability (quality and price)

Links to owned social channels & competitors :Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google+, Tumblr, Instagram, Pinterest…

Social Plug-ins for share-ability Open Graph (social sign-in)

About Section Information: NAP (name, address, phone number). Website URL, Links to other social channels, LocationsPopularity, Tweets, Followers, Following, Likes, +1, pins…

Sponsored Stories / Reviews & RatingsTargeting / Re-Targeting

Popularity, Tweets, Followers, Following, Likes, +1, pins…

Relevancy – Hyper Targeting / Re-TargetingExclusive / Offers

Reviews & Ratings

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CONTENT CREATION

BRAND IDENTITY

UGC / REVIEWS

COMMUNITY MANAGEMENT

Content quality, quantity & type: text, images, videos, blogs, microblog, review & ratingsTagging / Tittle / DescriptionTopic Keyword / Relevancy

Page specific engagement (clicks, likes, shares, tweets, pins, +1)Check-ins (location check-ins)Inbound / Outbound Linking (Twitter) Frequency / Relevancy

Customer service relationship

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Brand Voice/Messaging, Brand Identity, Value proposition, Philanthropic RelationshipsContent Quality, quantity, & type : text, images, videos, blogs, microblog, podcasting, Peer trust, Reviews, recommendations, Authenticity, offers / exclusive content

Mobile access/convenience – Social Log in

On-Site Reviews – frequency, relevancy, rankingsLink-Building (organic outreach)Referrals

Content posting frequency from/by community manager and peersRE’s: Re-sharing, content + links

Multicultural / Language Selection

Joining / community /membership

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SOCIAL SIGNALS

ROI EVALUATION

NETWORK ANALYSIS

CHANNEL STRATEGY

Uploading / Sharing photos/videosLive streaming of social feeds

Creating and sharing reviews: Post-purchase review, Post-purchase sharingSocial referralsTestimonials

Content / Participation AuditSocial / SERP AuditConversion Optimization, –buy, click, submitCross-Channel Attribution ModelingKPI Identification / Influence

Tagging/hashtag/@mentionsLook-a-likesRecommendations / Connections

Click-Stream AnalysisBudget / FlightingPrioritization / Platforms

Paid Ads (site links, beta testing, social listing influence, ad copy, keywords, campaigns)Paid social ads (performance media, media buying based on reach)

Keyword Trending - to influence Social CTR and SERP rankingRe:s- clicks, likes, shares, tweets, pins, +1Link Building (social organic outreach)

Open Graph Application / Customization

R&D / Feedback / LoyaltyDownloading content On-site search

Social Listening /Brand Monitoring

Dynamic Personas

Influencer Mapping Media / Platform Ranking

Network Modeling

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Top 3 takeaways from the Social Search Prism

THANK YOU

Social is ever-evolving, so fluid (and collective) intelligence around measurement, KPIs and cross-department alignment become critical.

Modeling the attribution of social assets (outside of social platforms) can be the “missing link” to proving social ROI.

Social Signal audits can be performed to identify key channels, missed opportunities, competitive positioning, and engagement gaps.

Jon WegmanSVP, Comms Planning

+1 [email protected]

How do we identify / measure our social footprint?

What is brand / user-generated context influencing?

What are the performance effects of our social presence?