Revolt Breakfast Club is a monthly presentation for our clients and special guests, which aim to inspire, educate and encourage discussion about the ever-changing digital landscape. The presentations focus on specific topics relevant for those who want to be better at navigating the various tools, technologies, platforms and consumer preferences faced by brands today.
This month's breakfast club covers the exciting and growing platform - Snapchat.
This month's speakers:
Creative Director of Vaynermedia UK – Ryan Murphy (@VaynerMedia)
Ryan Murphy is the creative director of Vaynermedia’s agency in London. Vaynermedia is one of Snapchat’s close collaborators and is part of the platform’s official advertising and creative partnership – developing social content and software, that makes it possible for advertisers to purchase, optimize and analyze campaigns via Snapchat.
Denmark’s no. 1 Snapchatter – Rasmus ‘Lakserytteren’ Kolbe (@Lakserytteren)
Lakserytteren is the most popular professional snapchatter in Denmark. Rasmus Kolbe holds a degree in Communication Design and has been working with brands such as Coca Cola and Spies Travel. On average, 20.000 people view each of his snaps, and he recently launched his international Snapchat profile @HelloRasmus.
20. BRAND NORTH STAR
The brand position, tagline.
PILLARS
The reasons to believe, product benefits, supporting topics.
SHOWS
Episodic ideas that speak to one or more of the pillars in
support of the North Star.
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+10 BILLION
VIDEO VIEWS
DAILY
60+ MILLION
VIEW
‘DISCOVER’
MONTHLY
AVERAGE USER
VIEWS 60 VIDEOS
PER DAY ON
SNAPCHAT
PEOPLE SPEND TIME ON SNAPCHAT
An average Snapchatter spends 25 - 30 minutes per day
33. HOW PEOPLE USE IT
STORIES LIVE
STORIES
GEOFILTERS DISCOVER LENSES CHAT 2.0PHOTO/VIDEO
As Snapchat continues to add new features and expand the functionality of
its product, the way users engage on the platform evolves.
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LIVE STORY SNAP AD
The Good
● Lots of eyeballs
● Potential for strong contextual
creative IF you make it custom for
that story
● Great for brands that own
moments on the calendar
The Bad
● Can be intrusive
● Can’t just dump a tvc and run
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DISCOVER SNAP AD
The Good
● Can be a lower cost way onto the
platform
● Potential for strong contextual
creative IF you make it custom for
that channel (or if your brand
belongs there already)
The Bad
● Can feel less special than big
units
● Being contextually relevant is key
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SNAP AD WITH ATTACHMENT
(Longform video, Article, App Install, Website)
The Good
● Go deep with more content
● Super engaging
● Provides utility ++++
The Bad
● More production to make such an
elaborate add
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FILTER
The Good
● On Demand filters are the
cheapest way onto Snapchat.
Could be just a €100
● Every one used gets seen by
each of that person’s followers
● Fast - submit it just 3 days before
live date for approval
The Bad
● Creative limits like 15% rule and
vector art requirement
● Subjective approval process
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LENS
The Good
● SUPER high engagement. Like
people just staring at your logo
● SUPER high price
The Bad
● 6-8 weeks development
● Snapchat does the creative
● Maybe selfies don’t make sense
for your brand?
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BUYING
Live Story Takeover
● 100%, 50%, or 25% SOV
● Supplement with Audience Buy
Ads in Between Stories
● Determine target (age, gender device,
location), if any
● Audience Buy
○ Determine target (age, gender
device, location), if any
○ Determine content bundle
(Discover channel, local city, local
campus), if any
● Discover Partner
● Frequency Cap: 4/week/user/advertiser
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CREATIVE GUIDELINES
Must not imitate organic Snapchat content
Sound is required but plan for sound-off
viewing
Must be vertical
Include branding in first 3 seconds
Keep text out of top and bottom ¼ to account
for various phone screen sizes
Forbidden: URLs, hashtags, or calls to action
Context context context
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INSTAGRAM STORIES
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On 8/2, Instagram launched Stories, a
Snapchat-like feature that lets users share
moments as they happen.
● Share multiple photos and videos +
text, drawings, and emojis to appear
in a slideshow that disappears after 24
hours
● Unlike regular Instagram posts, there
are no likes or comments
● Unlike Snapchat, uploaded content is
not differentiated from native content
(Snapchat adds white border to
uploaded content)
● Find Instagram Stories from accounts
you follow in a bar above the main
feed
● No ad product currently available
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Unlike Snapchat, content
uploaded to Instagram Stories is
not differentiated from native
content (Snapchat adds a white
border with original posting date)
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CASE STUDY: SEASON PREMIERE OF KUWTK
Netflix conducted an offline social
experiment in May 2016 to
promote new seasons of it’s
original hit shows House of Cards,
Orange is the New Black, Narcos,
Daredevil and Unbreakable
Kimmy Schmidt.
Launched in France, Netflix was
able to leverage one of the newest
and innovative lens options
Snapchat has ever created to
expand the parameters of viewers’
second-screen experiences.
The OOH campaign was a social
success, simultaneously bringing
awareness to mass audiences,
while providing target
demographics with a special gift
only those in the know will
understand.
115. 1. SNAPCHAT IS THE MOST SOCIAL MEDIA WE HAVE! YOU GOTTA
BE SOCIAL ON SNAPCHAT!
THERE IS DEFINITELY A PLACE FOR YOUR BRAND ON SNAPCHAT.
YOU JUST HAVE TO FIGURE OUT WHERE!
DENMARK IS MORE THAN READY FOR INFLUENCER MARKETING
ALSO ON SNAPCHAT. MAKE SURE YOU GET A HEAD START.
FIND THE RIGHT INFLUENCER FOR YOUR BRAND. IT IS HIGHLY
BENEFICIAL IF YOU DO AND HIGHLY DESTRUCTIVE IF YOU DON’T.
WRAP UP!
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