BlogWell Seattle Case Study: Quaker Oats, presented by Barbara Liss

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Transcript of BlogWell Seattle Case Study: Quaker Oats, presented by Barbara Liss

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Hitting the High Seas of Social MediaThe Journey of Cap’n Crunch on Facebook and Twitter

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People Love the Cap’n

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Calling for the Cap’n

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The Cap’n Arrives…

2011: The Cap’n has found land. He launched his next adventure on Facebook and Twitter for his adult fans

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43,751

Immediate Community Response

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Word of Mouth & Street Cred

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The Rules of Engagement

Find the Sweet Spot

Be the Cap’n Talk to them Experiment Use what you have

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Be ‘Human’

Many brand mascots have found a home on Facebook…

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The Cap’n Speaks

But the Cap’n is one of the few to use his own voice vs. that of a brand

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Talk to Them: value their opinion

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Experiment

Results from local posts•3% Feedback score average  

•6.78% - Highest feedback score on a geo post during that time period 

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Use What you Have

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The Rules of Engagement

Be ‘human’ / Be the Cap’n Talk to them Experiment Use what you have

Find the Sweet Spot

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The Cap’n Has Been Busy

• Avg. 7 Facebook Posts per week, with an average of 78 Cap’n comments in the comment stream

• Average of 57 Tweets per day, including an average of 22 @ replies

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It Takes Two (to make a thing go right)

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The Results: Social (can) = Sales

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What’s ahead

• Grow the community • Increase the investment

• Go 360

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Questions?

[email protected] / @chicagobliss / @realcapncrunch

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