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Social media to IMPROVE CONSUMER experience and ENGAGEMENT www.theonlinecircle.com Social Media Engagement

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Social media to IMPROVE

CONSUMER experience and

ENGAGEMENT

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Earned Media

Paid Media

Owned Media

POEM System

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• Conversations

• Instructions

• News

• Gossip

• Opinions

• Reflections

• Stories

• Art

• Arguments

• Information

• Advice

• Research

• Facts

• Questions

• Music

• Insight

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1. Inexperienced representatives

2. Fragmentation

3. Cloning strategies for different platforms

4. Stale or simplistic content

5. Mistaking personal Social Media use with

business expertise

6. Little or no Brand Monitoring

7. Little or no Competitor Monitoring

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1. In

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Repre

senta

tives Recovery

Cost

estimated to

be $10M+

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34,191 Monthly Active Users

----------------------------------------- = 44.5% Engagement

76,833 Lifetime Likes

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Uninformed Trolls Fraudsters Spectators (affected by bystander effect)

The Customers

The Advocates

Inform and

convertIdentify

and

Neutralis

e using

fear

Empower,

break

bystander

and give

them social

validation to

be active

Neutralise

attention and

discourage taking

him out of the

centre of

attention

"Even if this is true......"

"Although this is on-topic....."

"I disagree...."

"Yes, but....."

"Can you provide a source for this...."

NOT FOLLOW UPS

Inform

and grow

Entitle to

act

One strategy rather than 100 tactics

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Social Media Off Line – Mass Media

Individuals Collective

Users are Active Passive

Users are Brave Shy

Users Watch and Speak Out Watch and Sleep

An Interactive Medium Essentially One Way

Anonymity N / A (as not engaging)

Driver’s Seat Passenger Seat

Solitary Collective

Easily access and influence their contacts Accessing and influencing takes more effort

Listening and Speaking Speaking and shouting

Repetition not always best Repetition works

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Social Media Off Line – Mass Media

Building Relationships and Brand Building awareness and driving people to a buying decision

Pull and Push (Philosophical) Push (Philosophical)

Serving the consumer Serving the brand

Tactical approach Tactical approach

Creative for web Creative adapted for web

Based on engagement and experience Based on visual and art

Content Creation (volume and dynamic) Short Content

Content nimble, quick, conversational and responsive

Content largely locked in and static

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According to Facebook JUST 0.02% of

stories actually make it to the news

feed, and who will it be? Cadbury,

Toyota, Telstra?

Will yours?

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Action NFO Fans SEO

Like average increase Low

Comments higher No Medium

Share higher yes High

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Pre and post execution

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How users interact

Focus in filling the blank box.

90%+ interaction on People’s stream

rather than the proper page

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How users interact

Overall 55% increase in interactions with Visual messages.

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1. Keep Posts Short

2. Ask Questions (if you have an audience)

3. Post Towards the End of the Week

4. Exclusive Content

5. Provide instant gratification and a quick fix

6. Talk to users by their name (Social Validation)

7. Put the most important action to be done first

8. Scarcity works (along with exclusivity is even better)

9. Build reciprocity by giving something for free

10. Food, sex and danger

11. Speak to your fans by using the word ‘You’

12. Get your visitors to make a commitment

13. Use images that demonstrate similarity and attractiveness

14. Be a master at telling stories

15. Test, Measure and Improve

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From Crisis to Engagement

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Behavioural Target

•Sponsored stories

(Likes and Post)

+

•acquisition ads

Affiliate Marketing

Paid Display

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Results – 10 days

• Facebook growth of apr. 3k

• Engagement rate from nil to 60%

• Movie entries – over 1,400 entries

• Double opt in – over 600 names

• Facebook exposition – 213,560 impressions

• Online footprint – exposed to about 300k Australians

• 37 mentions from blogs to forums

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