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1. twitter and instagram for your theater
-sean wycliffe, dealflicks 2. strategies for submission success
through social outreach -jon gann, dc shorts 3. social media metrics: a case study -chris collier, renew theaters 4. q&a
agenda
twitter & instragram for your theater
S e a n W y c l i f f e C E O / C o - f o u n d e r
D e a l f l i c k s
#1: build an awesome profile
1 . P r o f i l e p i c t u r e
2 . B a c k g r o u n d i m a g e
3 . H e a d e r I m a g e
#2: follow certain groups
Following will lead to following back
Follow your customers!
Follow influential people in the industry
Follow users nearby who are interested in movies
following your customers
1. Create a spreadsheet of your users email addresses.
2. Create a new Gmail account.
3. Upload the emails as contacts in this new Gmail account.
4. Use Twitter’s Discover/Find Friends tool to follow these users.
#3: find the best timing for tweets
8am-7pm on weekdays gets a 30% higher interaction rate
Schedule weekend tweets if possible (weekend gets 17% higher engagement)
Run a free Tweriod.com report to find out when you’ll get the most exposure
#4: stick to 110 characters
According to Social Media Examiner, tweets that are shorter (at around 110 characters) will have a 17% higher engagement rate.
If you leave space on your tweets, that space can be used by others to retweet and include their own comments.
#6: hashtags and mentions
Use trending #Hashtags to get more exposure
@mention influencers in the industry on tweets to get favorites and retweets and build relationships
#7: respond to any replies/mentions
Anytime you’re mentioned, try to reply/favorite the tweet
Anytime someone’s replies to you, try to reply/favorite the tweet
Often users will talk about your theater without mentioning you, use Topsy.com to track this so you can respond
#9: tweet often and have fun!
Try to incorporate tweeting into your everyday life
Have fun with some of your tweets, express your thoughts and feelings
Tweets have a short life, so push them out and don’t worry too much :)
#1: Connect your facebook account
Connect your Facebook account
Cross-post selected images to your Facebook page with a hashtag that aligns with your campaign or brand image to help people who don’t know you’re on Instagram to find you there.
#4: grow your following
Use relevant, popular hashtags.
Engage by following others and liking their photos.
Find the brands and people you enjoy and can learn from in your followers and follow them back.
Follow your already established followers from other social media platforms.
#5: create a regular posting plan
“You don’t need to post on Instagram every day.
The ‘feed speed’ on Instagram is still mostly laid back. If you start posting a lot, you might saturate your followers’ feeds, and you don’t want to force yourself into the noise too often.
Decide what you have ready to post and create a schedule to help you remember what to post when and to track what is working once you get going.
#8: Kickstart Instagram Efforts With a Change in
Perspective Share a distinctive view of the world.
Cultivate a unique visual sense.
Capture things that are interesting to the brand and to the core target customer.
Train your eye to focus on what makes a great, provocative, engaging image.
Entrust your Instagram presence to someone in the organization who understands how to align images with the interests of your target customer.
#9: Embed Instagram Video in Your Blog or
Website
Since you never know who will see your shares on a social networking platform,embed your Instagram video in your blog or website to extend the reach of your content.
#10: Market Your Theater Using Trends
F i n d a t r e n d i n g h a s h t a g t h a t ’ s
r e l e v a n t t o y o u r m a r k e t i n g
s t r a t e g y a n d p a r t i c i p a t e w i t h
i m a g e s f r o m y o u r b r a n d .
#12: Reward Your Followers
Reward your followers with discount codes and promos.
Deliver perks to your followers so they will make viewing your feed content a priority.
#13: Showcase Photos of Employees
Showing your employees at work gives a behind-the-scenes view of your theater.
It’s a way to celebrate staff and show them how much they’re valued.
Acknowledge staff members’ skill sets, successes and milestones on Instagram.
A great example is Beaucoup Bakery, which shares pictures of their staff with the hashtag #beaucrew.
#15: Video Important Brand Moments
Share unique branded experiences, highlight brand advocates, co-create content with audiences, preview products, highlight a specific cause, extend the brand’s persona via video, preview upcoming events by adding visual context, share important news, drive promotional awareness, leverage Instagram video for promotion
Capture your theater’s important moments in 15-second videos and share them with your followers so they feel included.
#16: Show Something Upcoming
Use Instagram to give your followers a first look at or sneak preview of an event, a product or news feature.
too much work? Dealflicks is now offering FREE Facebook and Twitter management to our partners as a perk.
Daily posts and interactions.
If you’re a partner, see me or contact your account manager for info.
If you’re not a partner, let me or anyone on Dealflicks team know you’d like to find out more.
STRATEGIES FOR
SUBMISSION SUCCESS THROUGH SOCIAL OUTREACH
A NEW APPROACH TO REACHING FILMMAKERSAND ACQUIRING SUBMISSIONS
GOALS
1. Acquire more submissions
2. Increase Festival awareness among
filmmakers
3. Reduce fee waiver requests
4. Decrease workload and expenses
5. Unify data collection and analysis
6. Increase revenues
STEP 1:
NEW WAIVER PROGRAM
In an effort to reduce the number of waivers granted, and inccrease our social messaging,
we tested the premise:
If we invest in a film,
then the filmmaker should invest in us.
FORM REQUEST
Standard contact info (name, film title, etc.)
Twitter/Instagram/Facebook usernames/links
Qualifying questions: Why do you believe your film is a
good fit with our audience?
APPROVAL
• MONDAY: Filmmaker followed and added to Twitter list (2014 Film Entrants)
• Instructions sent to create 5 messages tagged with #2014DCShortsFilmFestival
• FRIDAY: Hashtag is searched and messages verified. Waiver code sent.
SOCIAL RESULTS
The 122 filmmakers who completed the process generated 366 Twitter messages with a potential reach (208) of 76,128 people, and 244 Facebook posts with a potential reach (360) to 87,840 people.
We increased our messaging without additional outreach, we gained 134 new social followers directly (filmmakers), and 220+ indirectly.
STEP 2:
FILM ENTRANT OUTREACH
In an effort to increase social response:
Will filmmakers resend our messaging?
What type and how many messages
will it take for a film entrant to retweet or share a post.
FORM & RESEARCH
On our own submission form, we request usernames for Twitter/Instagram/Facebook
For other platforms (FilmFreeway, ReelPort, FestHome, etc.), interns research the web for
social usernames. 70% success rate.
MESSAGING
@username Thanks for sending YOUR FILM to #dcshorts15. dcshorts.com/festival Good luck and tell your friends: Deadline 4/30! [PHOTO]
@username Can’t wait to review YOUR FILM for #dcshorts15. dcshorts.com/festival Good luck! [PHOTO]
Schedule 4-6 per day through Latergram.me and Hootsuite/BufferApp
ANTICIPATED RESULTS
With 1,200 entries, we expect to send out 1,800 messages (1,000 Twitter and 800 Instagram)
Twitter reach: 1,000 x 208 = 208,000
Instagram reach: 800 x 122 = 97,600
Direct new followers: 700 Instagram, 700 Twitter
Indirect new followers: 2,300 combined
3 x Shares/Retweets
+ 2 x Comments/Replies + 2 x Link Clicks + Likes/Favorites + Picture Clicks
5 NE METRIC TO RULE THEM ALL
# of Posts Per Week
3 x Shares/Retweets
+ 2 x Comments/Replies + 2 x Link Clicks + Likes/Favorites + Picture Clicks
5
3 x Shares/Retweets
+ 2 x Comments/Replies + 2 x Link Clicks + Likes/Favorites + Picture Clicks
5 NE METRIC TO RULE THEM ALL