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Chapter 2Strategic Planning With Social
Media
Linda Hanford & Alyssa Leccese
Fitting In Social Media Marketing
• Social Media Marketing to most companies is
essential
• By including social media, companies can integrate
communication plans or can later develop plans for
social media to stand alone. Creating a deeper
need for this type of market
• If it is not originally included, companies can place
social media into an organizations original
marketing plan
3 Main Ways Social Media
Marketing Matures• Trial: Organizations are pursing social media tactics
in an ad hoc manner, with a focus on gaining experience in social media. The tactics are not well linked to the organizations overall marketing plan and may be randomly executed.
• Transition: In this phase organizations think more systematically about how to plan social media activities that support marketing objectives.
• Strategic: Final phase. Utilized a formal process to plan social media marketing activities with clear objectives and metrics
Main Steps In Social Media Marketing Strategic Planning
• Conduct a situation analysis and identify key
opportunities
• State objectives
• Gather insight into and target one or more
segments of social consumers
• Select the social media channels and vehicles
• Create an experience strategy
• Establish an activation plan using promotional tools
(if needed)
• Manage and measure the campaign
Characteristics of Good Strategic
Marketing Objectives
*A well-stated, actionable objective should have the following characteristics…” *
• Be specific (Who, What, Where, When)
• Be measurable
• Specify the desired change
• Include a time line
• Be consistent and realistic
How Organizations Can Structure Themselves to Support Social Media Marketing
*Follow 3 Basic Models*
• Centralized: Social media department functions at a senior level that reports to the CMO or CEO and is
responsible for all social media activations
• Distributed: No one person owns social media. All employees represent the brand and work social media into their roles. This is implemented through training and
used across the organization
• Combination: Involves both centralized and decentralized execution. Establishes a committee of
social media leaders to make decisions for the company at large.
Components Of An Social Media Policy
& Why A Policy Must Be In Place
Policies may include several guidelines
such as standards of conduct, disclosure
requirements, and standards for posting
intellectual property, financial
information, and copyrighted
information.
Smirnoff Ice Case Study
Smirnoff Background:• “Pyotr Arsenyevitch Smirnov founded his
vodka distillery in Moscow around 1850.
• In 1933 to Rudolph Kunett (friend of Pyotr), a fellow Russian who had fled the country some years earlier and had established a successful import-export business in the United States.
• 1934, he established the first vodka distillery in America in Connecticut.
• Smirnoff Ice Introdued 1999 in the UK 2002 in the US”
• Main Competitors: Absolut & Bacardi
“Icing” Case Study
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtrWM3E0AP0
Icing Epedemic• “2010- Smirnoff “Icing”
challenges went viral appearing to be a social media campaign tactic
used by the company itself
• A company spokesman denied any involvement,
but would not comment on whether any action would
be taken.
• The game has exposed the mercurial line between guerrilla advertising and
genuine social media trends.
“Icing” Results?
• “Icing is consumer-generated, and some people
think it is fun,” a company statement read. “We
never want under-age ‘icing’ and we always want
responsible drinking.”
• Such hijacking of a brand is not uncommon, and in
this case, it has produced a short-term benefit for
Smirnoff, raising awareness of the brand and
extending it to young male consumers who formerly
shunned the drink as one aimed at women. Sales of
Ice products have taken off since icing”
Smirnoff Used“Drink Responsibly” Campaign
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2ca__LjHbI
Capitalized On Viral Epidemic
But Did It Actually Work?
Or Did It Make Matters Worse?
“"Some people think it is fun"? That's an endorsement, not a criticism. The company couldn't even bring itself to say they're against it.
The Smirnoff Ice Facebook site also appears to be tactily endorsing the game with a series of coded messages including…
According To CBS Journalist Jim Edwards..
It Did Not.
What Would You Do?
1. Get into groups
2. Put together a short statement/campaign on how you would have resolved the situation if you would
have resolved it at all
1. Tell us if you would have either gone in the same direction as Smirnoff and capitalized off this
opportunity or shut it down as soon as possible
1. Tell us why you chose the decision you made
Works Cited
Edwards, Jim. "Bros Icing Bros: The New Binge Drinking Game That Smirnoff Has Nothing to Say About." CBSNews. CBS Interactive, 9 June 2010. Web. 10 Oct. 2014. <http://www.cbsnews.com/news/bros-icing-bros-the-new-binge-drinking-game-that-smirnoff-has-nothing-to-say-about/>.
Goodman, J. "Popular New Drinking Game Raises Question, Who’s ‘Icing’ Whom?" The New York Times. The New York Times, 8 June 2010. Web. 10 Oct. 2014. <http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/09/business/media/09adco.html?_r=0>.
"RUSSIAN KING OF VODKA." Smirnov. Web. 10 Oct. 2014. <http://www.smirnov.kz/en/history/>.
"Smirnoff - The Ride Home." YouTube. YouTube. Web. 10 Oct. 2014.
Tuten, Tracy L., and Michael R. Solomon. "Strategic Planning With Social Media." Social Media Marketing. Boston: Pearson, 2013. Print.
"YOU GOT ICED....A Look at Icing." YouTube. YouTube. Web. 10 Oct. 2014.