3. PETER SVARRE
- B2B NOT SO
DIFFERENT
MARK REES
- LINKEDIN
NIKOLAJ BOSERUP
- STRATEGIC THOUGHTS
MIKKEL NYBO
- CONTENT2COMMERCE
#contentb2b
4. PART OF THE IN2MEDIA-GROUP
B2B SEMINAR
B2B NOT SO DIFFERENT…
#contentb2b
5. #contentb2b
Peter Svarre!
!
TDC, Danske Bank, Pandora, BRF Kredit,
Danske Spil, DT Group, Saxo Bank, Novo
Nordisk, United bank of Switzerland, Nike,
Carlsberg!
54. • 17.000 internal blogs
• 100.000 employees use internal blogs
• Over 70.000 employees use SocialBlue (a type of Facebook for
IBM-employees)
• Thousands of IBM-employees on Twitter
• Thousands of external bloggers
• About 200.000 employees on LinkedIn
• Up to 500.000 external and internal participants in the company’s
so-called “innovation-jams“
• 50.000 employees and former employees in alumni-networks on
Facebook and LinkedIn
#contentb2b
PART OF THE IN2MEDIA-GROUP
56. Businesses are made of people
#contentb2b
PART OF THE IN2MEDIA-GROUP
CHOOSE THE RIGHT
PLATFORMS
LISTEN, TALK
& BE INTERESTING
CREATE INVOLVEMENT BE TRANSPARENT
57. Potentialet for sociale medier er langt
større i B2B end i B2C
#contentb2b
PART OF THE IN2MEDIA-GROUP
CHOOSE THE RIGHT
PLATFORMS
LISTEN, TALK
& BE INTERESTING
CREATE INVOLVEMENT BE TRANSPARENT
58. Let’s get inspired…
#contentb2b
PART OF THE IN2MEDIA-GROUP
CHOOSE THE RIGHT
PLATFORMS
LISTEN, TALK
& BE INTERESTING
CREATE INVOLVEMENT BE TRANSPARENT
59. PART OF THE IN2MEDIA-GROUP
#contentb2b
Questions?
(for slides, connect on twitter: @ContentCph)
Thank you
60. PART OF THE IN2MEDIA-GROUP
B2B SEMINAR
#contentb2b
71. #contentb2b
COMPANY PAGES
• Posted relevant updates +
Ran targeted LinkedIn display ads
• Company page Followers grew from 500
to 13,000+ in 3 months
!
• 81% of Followers engage exclusively on
LinkedIn
!
• LinkedIn Followers are 42% more likely to
engage with EUREX and 43% more likely
to recommend to a friend.
72. #contentb2b
HEWLETT PACKARD
The first company to hit 1,000,000
Followers for a Company Page.
They also set up a specific
Discussion Group to attract small
businesses that has 5,500+
members; 75% who actively engage
in discussions and who are 2X
more likely to recommend HP.
http://youtu.be/tUvETDjsS38
BEST PRACTICE
73. #contentb2b
PHILIPS HEALTHCARE
Wanted to increase the credibility of their products
among top professionals.
!
• 90,000 followers to their Group, which has gained
over 11.000 discussions since its creation.
• Six popular subgroups have since been created
!
• Moderation responsibilities of their MD and Chief
Medical Officer, among a wider team of staff.
!
• LinkedIn Company page: 250,000 company
subscribers.
74. #contentb2b
Citi worked with LinkedIn to launch
Connect: Professional Women's
Network
!
Discussions among the over 320,000-
person-strong group are user-
generated and include video, news and
polls.
BEST PRACTICE
75. #contentb2b
DOCUSIGN
InMail targeted by geographic
area, company size and job title
for a 6-month lead-generation
campaign.
!
Sales rose +45% from 550
participants before the LinkedIn
effort, to more than 800 after.
!
!
InMail
76. #contentb2b
VESTAS
• 50 targeted companies, with
each their own custom campaign
site — over 400.000 employees
reached.
!
• 600 custom-wrapped issues of
Businessweek-magazine.
• Individually customized LinkedIn
InMails to 657 executives among
the 50 companies.
http://video.vestas.com/video/3940373/energy-transparency-campaign
“We believed that tapping into a well-
established network with LinkedIn
would give us more bang for our buck
than traditional marketing methods.”
– Morten Kamp Jørgensen, Director, Vestas
Display-ads
BEST PRACTICE
InMail
78. #contentb2b
InMail:
“We’re all excited for you about the new gig!
To show this, we’re hooking you up with a
complimentary pair of Fruit of the Loom.
Because great-fitting underwear can help you
start your workday in a great mood.”
CREATIVE
STRATEGIC
CAMPAIGNS
InMail
LinkedIn APIs
87. #contentb2b
Behavioral changes in purchase
Research & engagement
Consideration & Compare
Purchase
SEO - 85 %
SEO – 50 %
SEO – 25 %
ADWORDS – 15
%
ADWORDS – 50
%
ADWORDS – 75
%
80 % TRAFFIC
SHARE
18 % TRAFFIC
SHARE
2 % TRAFFIC SHARE
88. #contentb2b
Click-rates on Page 1 - Google
Sammenlignet med #8 #9 eller #10
giver en 3. position 4 gange mere trafik
Traffic distribution - Google Ranking
35 %
17 %
11 %
6 %
3 %
8 %
Sammenlignet med #8 #9 eller #10
giver en 1. position 13 gange mere trafik
89. #contentb2b
What does SEO consist of?
Side titler
Indhold
Overskrifter
Billeder
Interne links
CMS
Domain Setup
Server Setup
Load time
WWW resolve
Facebook
Google plus
Pinterest
Twitter
Forums
PLATFORM
Fundament Vigtigt Meget vigtigt Fremtidens SEO
LINKS SOCIALINDHOLD
1996 - nu 1998 - nu 2012 - ?
Blogs
One way links
Link claiming
Ref. Domains
Relevance
90. #contentb2b
Google ranking factors
Eksterne faktorer – 65 % af Google nuværende faktorer for at ranke en
webside højt er eksterne parametre
Interne faktorer – 27 % af Google faktorer for at ranke et website højt er
interne parametre, som, for det meste, kan optimeres
Sociale medier – Sociale medier får en større betydning fremover
91. #contentb2b
Some quick facts…
The analysis of 10,000 keywords has led to:
30,000 SERPs (search engine result pages)
300,000 titles, descriptions, URLs, etc.
Approx. 150 GB of data
Approx. 600,000 AdSense blocks
Approx. 5,300,000,000 back-links
Approx. 4,150,000,000 Facebook shares
Approx. 12,950,000,000 Facebook likes
Approx. 600,000,000 Facebook comments
Approx. 1,000,000,000 tweets
Approx. 330,000,000 Google plus ones
Approx. 14,500,000 Pins
92. #contentb2b
Facebook total
We show here a correlation of the
summary of all Facebook metrics (shares,
likes and comments) for the factor
"Facebook total" which has ‒ as an
aggregate of all factors ‒ the highest
correlation and by far the highest average
result on the y-axis when compared to the
Google rank (x-axis) within the social
area.
93. #contentb2b
Twitter
The average number of tweets from the
Twitter network ‒ which is more of an
information aggregator than a social
network ‒ is in relation to the Google rank of
the relevant URL already well below the
figures for Facebook's signals. Even here,
the correlation with rankings is clearly
visible.
94. #contentb2b
Pinterest
Pins ‒ i.e. signals from the Pinterest
network, which allows members to "pin"
content, mainly in the form of images to
their so-called pinboards ‒ are
comparatively rare as a social signal per
website and ranking. However, even
here the distribution reflects a fairly good
correlation.
95. #contentb2b
Google+
Of particular interest in the analysis of
Ranking Factors for the search engine
Google is clearly the correlation of
signals from the company's own Google
+ social network, which has seen an
enormous growth in users and activity
over the past few months.
Even on a qualitative level, Google+
signals seem to correlate well with top
search result rankings. In 2013, plus
ones show the highest correlation with
good rankings.
104. 78%
44%
0 0
14 %
22 %
25 %
26 %
33 %
39 %
45 %
52 %
64 %Producing enough content
Producing the kind of content that engages
Producing a variety of content
Lack of budget
Inability to measure content effectiveness
Lack of knowledge, training and resources
Lack of integration across marketing
Lack of buy-in/vision
Finding talent
INTERNALLY, CREATING RELEVANT, INTEGRATED
CONTENT IS A CHALLENGE FOR MOST BRANDS
of marketers say that their
biggest challenge with
content is "creating original
content" and that they don't
have enough time to do it
of marketers do not have a
documented content
strategy.
105. THINK LIKE A MEDIA COMPANY
Brand
interests
Targetgroup
interests
106. THIS SHIFT REQUIRES A SHIFT IN CULTURE,
BUSINESS AND OPERATIONS
A social business strategy is a documented plan of action that
helps evolve and transform the thinking of an organization
bridging internal and external social initiatives resulting in
collaborative connections, a more social organization and shared
value for all stakeholders (customers, partners, and employees).
“
”
107. Develop a story that breaks
through the clutter, is relevant
to a specific audience and
delivers brand value.
108. DELIVERING VALUE ACROSS THE ENTIRE BUSINESS
ECOSYSTEM
COLLABORATION
KNOWLEDGE SHARING
SOCIAL ENABLEMENT
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
CUSTOMER/SALES SUPPORT
HELPFUL CONTENT
EMPLOYEE ADVOCACY
CUSTOMER ADVOCACY
SALES/REVENUE
PRODUCT FEEDBACK
THE SOCIAL BUSINESS!
INTERNAL!
(employees, partners)!
EXTERNAL !
(customers, partners, media)!
Operational
exxelence
Socialbrand
109. SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY
Social Narrative
development
Social Channel
Strategy
Participatory
Storytelling
Content
Performance &
Analysis
The operational framework
Develop a story that breaks
through the clutter, is
relevant to a specific audience
and delivers brand value.
Deliver a robust, global social
media channel strategy based
on audience segmentation
and platform capability and
functionality
Build your content supply
chain and mobilize brand
advocates (internal &
external) to participate and
tell the brand story.
Build an analytics
infrastructure that tracks
content through the lifecycle
and informs present and
future and content creation.
1 2 3 4
110. SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY
Social Narrative
development
Social Channel
Strategy
Participatory
Storytelling
Content
Performance &
Analysis
The operational framework
Develop a story that breaks
through the clutter, is
relevant to a specific audience
and delivers brand value.
Deliver a robust, global social
media channel strategy based
on audience segmentation
and platform capability and
functionality
Build your content supply
chain and mobilize brand
advocates (internal &
external) to participate and
tell the brand story.
Build an analytics
infrastructure that tracks
content through the lifecycle
and informs present and
future and content creation.
1 2 3 4
111. NARRATIVE DEVELOPMENT
Key inputs
Collaborative workshop
Analysis & brainstorm
Brand positioning
Social Graph
Customer segmentation data
Brand perceptions
Search behavior
Historical content performance
Social Narrative
A story that breaks through the clutter, is relevant to a
specific audience and delivers brand value.
112. EDITORIAL FRAMEWORK DEVELOPMENT
Social brand narrative
Content Themes
Real-time content based on trends
Event / campaign based content
Brand specific content
Lifestyle content
Third party articles
Customer stories
The brand is
the story
The brand is a
character in a
story
The brand
comments on a
story
113. SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY
Social Narrative
development
Social Channel
Strategy
Participatory
Storytelling
Content
Performance &
Analysis
The operational framework
Develop a story that breaks
through the clutter, is
relevant to a specific audience
and delivers brand value.
Deliver a robust, global social
media channel strategy based
on audience segmentation
and platform capability and
functionality
Build your content supply
chain and mobilize brand
advocates (internal &
external) to participate and
tell the brand story.
Build an analytics
infrastructure that tracks
content through the lifecycle
and informs present and
future and content creation.
1 2 3 4
114. CHANNEL STRATEGY
Align channels with content themes. Prioritize and map storytelling initiatives to specific digital
channels based on audience segmentation, scorecard results and brand priorities.
Real-time
content
based on
trends
Event /
campaign
based
content
Brand
specific
content
Lifestyle
content
Third
party
articles
Costumer
stories
+++ ++
++ ++
++ ++
++ ++
Social
Own
Earned
Paid
115. CONTENT CREATION / CURATION
Deliver content creation and curation models for distribution
and amplification.
A B C D
Editorial
Framework
Content
Creation
Content
Curation
Content
Co-creation
- Social content
narrative
!
- Frequency of content
distribution
!
- Content and channel
mapping
- Aligning internal
resources for content
creation
!
- Formalize content
library
!
- Coordination with
internal stakeholders
- Identifying 3rd party,
trusted media
properties
!
- Ensure alignment with
editorial framework
!
- Use 3rd party
technology
- Creating partnerships
and user communities
!
- Ensure alignment with
editorial framework
!
- Use 3rd party
technology &
coordinate
Distribution &
amblification
+
116. BUILD CONVERGED MEDIA MODELS
Integrate paid, earned, shared and owned media based on brand priorities and/or
content performance benchmarks.
Content Performance
Benchmarks
Brand Priorities &
Strategic Initiatives
PROMOTE BRANDED CONTENT IN FACEBOOK,
TWITTER, LINKEDIN AND YOUTUBE
INTEGRATE ALL PRODUCT RELATED CONTENT
WITH PAID MEDIA PROMOTION
DISTRIBUTE ALL LONG FORM CONTENT AND
VIDEO CONTENT INTO PAID MEDIA
1
2
3
Promote post
Engagement
Time
Benchmarks
117. SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY
Social Narrative
development
Social Channel
Strategy
Participatory
Storytelling
Content
Performance &
Analysis
The operational framework
Develop a story that breaks
through the clutter, is
relevant to a specific audience
and delivers brand value.
Deliver a robust, global social
media channel strategy based
on audience segmentation
and platform capability and
functionality
Build your content supply
chain and mobilize brand
advocates (internal &
external) to participate and
tell the brand story.
Build an analytics
infrastructure that tracks
content through the lifecycle
and informs present and
future and content creation.
1 2 3 4
119. SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY
Social Narrative
development
Social Channel
Strategy
Participatory
Storytelling
Content
Performance &
Analysis
The operational framework
Develop a story that breaks
through the clutter, is
relevant to a specific audience
and delivers brand value.
Deliver a robust, global social
media channel strategy based
on audience segmentation
and platform capability and
functionality
Build your content supply
chain and mobilize brand
advocates (internal &
external) to participate and
tell the brand story.
Build an analytics
infrastructure that tracks
content through the lifecycle
and informs present and
future and content creation.
1 2 3 4
120. MEASURE AND ITERATE
Build an analytics infrastructure that identifies performance benchmarks and
improves content over time.
6x 3x 100%More
Pageviews
More
Products sales
Increase in
Clickthrough Rate
In target group: a 32%
lift in Brand awareness
compared with just a
21% lift when running
Paid Media Alone.
In target group: a 42%
increase in promoters
among fans compared to
non-fans.
121. SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY
Social Narrative
development
Social Channel
Strategy
Participatory
Storytelling
Content
Performance &
Analysis
The operational framework
Develop a story that breaks
through the clutter, is
relevant to a specific audience
and delivers brand value.
Deliver a robust, global social
media channel strategy based
on audience segmentation
and platform capability and
functionality
Build your content supply
chain and mobilize brand
advocates (internal &
external) to participate and
tell the brand story.
Build an analytics
infrastructure that tracks
content through the lifecycle
and informs present and
future and content creation.
1 2 3 4
122. OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK
Build a newsroom organization by identifying roles/responsibilities for internal stakeholders
and agency partners.
Roles
Responsebilities
Build digital, social and
content capabilities and
innovation (tech workflows
etc.) Support resourcing
and standardization.
Leads digital, social and
content capability:
Resources and standard
supply
Content strategy, creative
and media inputs.
!
Community & brand
engagement
!
Converged media buying
and direction.
Leads community outreach,
contributes to brand
strategy, analytics and
content publishing
Develops brand narrative,
leads content strategy and
development
Develops brand narrative
for large scale creative
production
Leads media planning and
buying
Consumer insights research
!
Brand creative direction
!
Large scale content
production (TV, advertising,
etc.)
Creative content direction
!
Content creation and
production
!
Content publishing
!
Converged media planning
Media Strategy
!
Media buying
Content/community
manager
Content
(PR, Social)
Advertising Media
Brand Agency
123. SOCIAL
NARRATIVE
DEVELOPEMNT
EDITORIAL
FRAMEWORK
INTERNAL
ADOPTION AND
TRAINING
Workshop 2
Development of themes &
content roadmap for
securing the ambition and
a appropriate channel
strategy is developed.
Securing internal adoption
and educating the
organization to the
appropriate level of
expertise. Division of roles
and responsibilities.
Training
PLAYBOOK
Every aspect of the plan,
social narrative and best
practices are collection in
a social media brand
strategy.
INSIGHTS
Industry best case
Brand positioning
Costumer segmentation
Social graph
Search analysis
Brand perception
Content performance test
BUSINESS
OBJECTIVES
How can and should
social add value and
support our business
objectives and what are
our ambition.
Develop a story that
breaks through the
clutter, is relevant to a
specific audience and
delivers brand value.
!
Development of user
personas.
Workshop 1
THE PROCESS
124. PART OF THE IN2MEDIA-GROUP
#contentb2b
Questions?
(for slides, connect on twitter: @ContentCph)
Thank you
125. PART OF THE IN2MEDIA-GROUP
B2B SEMINAR
LAST THOUGHTS -
CONTENT2COMMERCE
#contentb2b
127. #contentb2b
!
* fanbase grown from 30.000 fans to 75.000 fans !
!
* engagement rate risen from 2,3% to 3,4%!
!
* 1.478 likes and 255 shares on the last Facebook post
What we don’t want to report to executives…
128. #contentb2b
!
!
…that our fans & social relations are:!
!
* 3 times as willing to recommend us !
* that they averagely have a 14% higher brand-preference rate!
* that they have a longer customer life-cycle (8%) !
* that they generate earned media for over 1,2 million DKK !
* that they count for 44% of all visits to our website!
!
…and last but not least, that their sales-index is at 115%!!
We would much rather report:
129. #contentb2b
What Social Media does for the business, has to be expressed more clearly!
Value of a fan
SALES
Purchase-habits across
categories & brands
LOYALTY
Intentions regarding continued
business, purchase, etc.
AMBASSADOR EFFECT
Sandsynlighed for
anbefalinger der leder til salg
MEDIA VALUE
Value of ‘earned media’
measured by organic reach
Acquisition Costs
Expenses related to
procurement of new fans
BRAND PREFERENCE
Emotional bond to the brand
compared to competitors
Operational Costs
Expenses related to
Always-On (content & media)
((
((
Costs Benefits
130. #contentb2b
Digital need: Structured ecosystem
Magazines
Blogs
Events
Happenings
Fora
Communities
- Dialogue
- Positioning
- Traffic
- SEO
DISTRIBUTION OF CONTENT
TRAFFIC TO OWN PLATFORMS
OWN
PLATFORMS
131. #contentb2b
- Create unique content, that engages customers & potential leads
!
- Focus on converting engagement to measurable business performance
Content2Commerce
132. #contentb2b
- B2B is not too different from B2C
- Linkedin is more than a database of resumés
- Social Media is vital to Search
- ‘Think as a media-company’
- Always measure and prove commercial value
133. PART OF THE IN2MEDIA-GROUP
#contentb2b
Questions?
(for slides, connect on twitter: @ContentCph)
Thank you