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Social Media: Threats & Opportunities<br />Europe’s Social Media Partner<br />

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We believe in Open Business<br /><ul><li>At the heart of everything we do is Open Business

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We believe in business open to it’s stakeholders.

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By product and service development, to marketing and customer care, the consumer becomes more deeply engaged.

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They become involved in the decisions that matter to them

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They care more about the outcomes

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They become more loyal

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You, Your products and marketing are more likely to become more successful

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Social media means there are thousands of live consumer conversations to discover, explore and connect with

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Social technologies offer the ability to collaborative in a scalable and more cost efficient way than ever before</li></li></ul><li>Introduction to Social Media<br />

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Time Spent with Media<br />

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Top reasons to go online:<br />#1 Social Media<br />#2 Porn<br />#3 News<br />#4 Research<br />#5 Buy Stuff<br />AKA People<br />

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Top Online Destinations in Spain<br />Google Espana Search Engine<br />Facebook Social Network<br />Youtube Video Sharing<br />Google.com Search Engine<br />Windows Live Search Engine<br />Blogger.com Blogging Platform<br />Yahoo! Search Engine<br />Marca.com Sports Online News<br />Wikipedia Wiki<br />Tuenti Social Network<br />

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Google Social Results<br />

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‘Everything has an open comment box’<br />

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‘Everything is sharable’<br />

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All media is becoming socialised<br />

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Socially Connected: 24 hours a day<br />

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Before users were locally<br />Niche opinions were harder to find<br />

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Now: Globally Connected<br />

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With opinions<br />Connected to <br />no matter how niche<br />

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Some are more passionate than others<br />

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Leroy Stick, pretending to be BP's global press office, mocked their handling of the New Orleans oil spill<br /><ul><li>Raised $10,000 for a non-profit conservation group, Gulf of Restoration Network

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Started May 19 within 1 month has 165k+ followers and countless mainstream coverage</li></li></ul><li>By contrast:<br />

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'I started @BPGlobalPR, because the oil spill had been going on for almost a month and all BP had to offer were bullshit PR statements. No solutions, no urgency, no sincerity, no nothing. '<br />‘Treat communication seriously. <br />Treat engagement seriously. <br />Treat your consumer seriously.’<br />Ruby Psuedo<br />

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Sony<br />In 2007 Sony PlayStation fans couldn’t play their friends on the Internet<br />They created the "PS3“ song in protest. <br />5.8 million views, 34,000 comments "favorited“ 21,000 times<br />Contributed to sales of the PlayStation 3, were well behind Microsoft's Xbox and Nintendo's Wii. <br />

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Ring of Death fault<br />58,766 Comments<br />

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Consumer Power<br />

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Not like Dotcom Bubble<br />This has become a cultural shift not a technological one<br />People can now connect to one another in real-time, globally for little to no cost<br />They can publish, host and share their content with no controls<br />They are not going to revert back to a world where they did not have this power<br />They will pursue a cultural push for the socialisation of all their media<br />

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In Social Media.. now Media- Peers own attention<br />The best way to ‘target’ me is through my peers<br />90% trust friends recommendation over everything else (Nielsen)<br />71% of sales come from as a result of it<br />

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In Electronics its REALLY important<br />

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<ul><li>2/3rds of global consumers seek online product reviews & recommendations from social media when making a purchase decision.

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40% of global consumers would not buy Consumer Electronics, 22% Telecommunications Services and 19% Gaming Devices without consulting online reviews.

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74% of the active Global Internet households visit a social networking site (May 2010). </li></li></ul><li>Over the Internet Average<br />Nielsen’s Q1 2010 Consumer Confidence Survey, Q1<br />

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Flipping the conversion funnel<br /><ul><li>This is a threat and opportunity

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If your product isn’t the best you are going to struggle

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This is a good opportunity to find out why its not the best and what would be

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Directly from the consumer

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By acknowledging an issue and doing better next time people are grateful

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If it is not possible, be the best at something else; customer service, support, engagement, listening

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If you can be the best at something, you can loose the conversion funnel forever

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Flip it turning consumers into marketers</li></li></ul><li>Everybody wants an Apple fan<br />They are obsessed.<br />

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Why should you do it?<br />

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Stop. Ask why are YOU doing it?<br />US / UK Primary<br />Neutralisation<br />(Context)<br />Spain Electronics <br />Primary<br />Eventual for everybody<br />Optimisation<br />(Productivity)<br />Differentiation<br />(Core)<br />Failed <br />Attempts<br />Waste<br />Learnings / Tests?<br />Most organisations <br />Are failing<br />

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Success & ROI*<br />-Cheaper routes to market-You’re investing in owned media-Allows for relationship over attention marketing-Improves customer satisfaction-Develops loyalty and advocacy-Direct and free feedback <br />

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<ul><li>WOMWorld gives independent journalists / bloggers access product announcements, key staff and review equipment for loan.

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This dramatically increases buzz. 73,000 Google links, 23,000 blogs link

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They openly ask for feedback both good and bad which gets reported into Managers</li></li></ul><li>Back in 2005<br />49% of Dell related blog posts were negative<br />

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By 2007 led by founder..<br />Only 22% of blogs were negative<br />Direct2Dell was getting 5 million Monthly Unique Users<br />Ranked in top 700 blogs. One of top Corporate blogs.<br />

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By 2010<br />10,000 ideas submitted<br />400 implemented<br />Each one gets voted on attracting buzz<br />

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Combined 3 million +<br />followers<br />Over 30 accounts<br />-Customer service<br />-Pr<br />-sales<br />

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Dell sells $3million through Twitter.$1 million in the past 6 months.<br />

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<ul><li> Best Buy realise the best way to win in social media is by empowering your employees... By being PEOPLE

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They are encouraged to tweet, blog and show expertise

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They are also encouraged to be themselves (safely)

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Customers can engage directly with local employees and ask questions

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Social Media has become; PR, Customer Service, CRM and Sales</li></li></ul><li>The ROI on spend in social media is saving time & money in doing what you usually do better. Accept..<br />

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Advertising..<br />est. 0.07% Average CTR = #FAIL<br />A tip for you is buying ads in social media doesn’t work<br />

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What does is:Opening Your Business><br />

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6 Step Plan<br /><ul><li>Over the last 7 years of providing social consultancy we have developed a tried and tested a ‘6 Step Plan’ to success with social media

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Because we understand things don’t change over night each step provides results that allow you to justify moving on to the next

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Every business operates in different ways and so our plan allows for flexibility </li></ul>‘90:10 helped us start from a position of knowing nothing about this space to within 6mths launching Pan European initiatives and beginning the setup of a new social media department of which I am now head.’ <br />Laura Price - Head of Social - Honda Europe<br />

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How?<br />

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Engage<br />Find Conversations<br />Train Staff<br />Setup Presence<br />Define Strategy<br />Audit Landscape<br />6 Steps to Social Success<br />

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1. Listening:<br /> Conversation Audit<br /><ul><li>We perform an assessment of all online conversations related to your business.

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This is usually your brand and product terms but can also include topics of conversation you wish to be part of.

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All conversation topics and sentiment are scored by a skilled person (not automated), who is an experienced social media analyst in your local country.

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We can carry these out in multiple languages and each analyst is supported by a local strategist relative to your business area (Marketing, PR, Customer Service, or New Product Development).</li></li></ul><li>

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2. Strategic Planning<br /><ul><li>Once we understand the landscape, issues and opportunities highlighted by the audit..

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We assess your internal and external (agency) resource capabilities and write a reviewable plan as how to maximise focus and commercial opportunity.

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This plan will be direct actions for all internal and external parties to take with clear KPI’s and measures.

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We will highlight networks of individuals for your to engage with exact proposals as how to do so.

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This will require a Converged approach</li></li></ul><li>Social Media Audit<br />Data Audit<br />Operations Audit<br />Asset Audit<br />Website Audit<br />Crisis Management Audit<br />Data Archive Audit<br />Content Audit<br />Sales / Acquisitions Audit<br />Data Gap Analysis<br />Social Profiles Audit<br />Customer Services Audit<br />Data ROI Audit<br />Advocate Engagement Audit<br />Data Source Analysis<br />Official Communities Audit<br /><ul><li> Data Reporting Standardisation

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Improved Data ROI

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Improved Data Flow

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Improved Customer Insights

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Improved Market Insights

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Engagement Guidelines

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Escalation protocol

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Improved Customer Satisfaction

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More efficient response management

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Departmental and supplier alignment

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Unified / Converged Presence

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Improved User Experience

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Improved Platform Effectiveness

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Reduced post campaign waste

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Greater ROI on Media Spend</li></li></ul><li>

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3. Social Setup<br /><ul><li>We set you up in the relevant environments and ensure they are integrated into your existing online presence (websites).

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This could be Twitter, a blog, Facebook Fan Page but only if the audit shows that you need to be there.

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If you are already setup we assess user experience and see where flow can be improved.

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We ensure you are operationally setup </li></li></ul><li>4.Training<br /><ul><li>We provide practical hands-on training relative to your knowledge gaps and leave you with skills not paper documents.

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Training is carried out by established bloggers, key-note speakers and world renown social media specialists.

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This person will continue to be available by email and phone post training days to ensure you don’t get stuck when left alone.</li></li></ul><li>5. Ongoing Listening<br />We provide ongoing listening fed directly into your departments on a daily basis this can include PR, customer service, sales and marketing.<br />This is done through a password protected dashboard which shows you the 10 most urgent conversations as scored by your analyst along with strategic recommendations<br />A dedicated account manager is available to speak through these at your convenience. <br />You can mark a conversation to be handled by another member of your team or another department each setup with their own personal dashboard. <br />Reports can be generated and downloaded from the dashboard for any time frame into highly visual charts and graphs directly. <br />We will also present back monthly reports to you in person with a strategist and analyst. <br />

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6. Engage<br />We support you throughout the Community Engagement Process helping you:<br /><ul><li>Be a person

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Think of yourself as a community member

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Look to how you can contribute a value to that community

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Ideally a value that can be shared</li>