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Kingston Frontenac’s Flash
     Mob Analysis
        #Chalkaboutit




       by: Michelle Pizzinato
Channel Analysis
Doodle.ly

Instagram

Facebook

Twitter

Pinterest

Youtube

Four square

Google Plus

Slideshare
Instagram

1o followers on the Chalkaboutit instagram
account. Needed to have a better follower
base.

The instagram account was integrated with
twitter - had issues tweeting to the
@chalkaboutit twitter, would of been good to
integrate with more social channels.

Only one person could sign into the chalk
about it account on instagram - which
resulted in having to use personal account to
upload the pictures.
Pinterest
Needed more people to be following the board - Only had four followers

Posted photos to create interest

Posted teasers (Frontenac related pictures)

Wanted people to re pin to their personal boards.
Doodle.ly

Not enough doodles, only
four different doodlers

Could not add doodles to
Facebook page - only
appear on personal feeds

Determined to not be a
good platform for flash
mob

Best works if used with
several channels
Foursquare

It is good for metrics - allows
you to see who is at event

Should use with twitter

Issues because people didn’t
catch on to use it

Only six check-ins
Youtube Channel

185 total views on post event
video and 178 on pre event
video

Could of put more time into
the pre event video and
made it a couple weeks
before the event
Slide Share Channel

Slide show was made pre and post
event

Included directions of Flashmob and
summary of all channels

Issues with loading pictures which
prevented some from being uploaded.
Should of tested wifi hotspots.

Good to use for a flashmob

Over 60 views on both slideshows
Twitter Channel

 Questions were being asked in person
 instead of tweeting to the hashtag

 Tweeted with both personal accounts
 and used hashtag #chalkaboutit

 Good tool for a flash mob

 Start using handle earlier to build a
 follower base

 Retweeted all photos and posted pre
 event and day of event
Facebook

25 likes

People should of shared the page more
with their friends so that more people
would of saw the Facebook page

Posted other channels stuff such as
Youtube Video, Doodly and Slide share

Good tool to build attention with maps
and pictures

Used to Curate other channels Content
Google +

32 guests, 1 confirmed going, 1 checked in

Used google hangout to visit each station

Used personal accounts to update about the event

Did not use ‘party mode’ with instant photo sharing to the
event which would of helped create awareness that the
hang out was happening.
CMOST(Cross media
  optimization strategy)

Messaging - Communicate the detail of the event

timing- Details of the event happened several days prior to the event

community building- Attempted to create a event to create more
awareness for the Kingston Frontenacs

engagement: Attempted to engage followers with multiple channels
and various content types to create awareness of the flash mob

rewards- Tickets
CMOSt Summary

What was used?

What was not used?

What should of been used?

Missed Opportunities
What was used?

Multiple social Channels/platforms were used.

Different types of content: pictures, videos,
slideshows, status updates.
What was not used?

Channel integration through out all accounts

Traditional media was not used due to the fact
this was an all digital campaign - Use of
traditional campaign with the digital could of
helped increase awareness
What should of been
      used?
Facebook event feature

Central accounts

Channel integration

Influences like the Kingston Frontenacs

Traditional media
What should of been
      used?
Facebook event feature

Central accounts

Channel integration

Influences like the Kingston Frontenacs

Traditional media
Missed opportunities


Prizes

Frontenacs to attend event

Could of captured attention of local news

MORE FOLLOWERS = Better turn out
CMOST: Improvements

If this wasn't an all digital flash mob, traditional media should of been added to help create awareness.
(Outdoor and print)

More time to build up followers would of brought more people from the community to the flashmob.

Facebook event would of been useful rather than just a Facebook page

No traditional was used - Outdoor advertising, print could of been helpful

If the accounts had time to build more followers more people from the community would of maybe showed up
for the flash mob

Facebook event could of allowed for us all to invite our friends to come to the event

Central accounts instead of personal accounts

Integrated all accounts together

Should of got the Frontenac players to come chalk about it
CMOST: Improvements

If this wasn't an all digital flash mob, traditional media should of been added to help create awareness.
(Outdoor and print)

More time to build up followers would of brought more people from the community to the flashmob.

Facebook event would of been useful rather than just a Facebook page

No traditional was used - Outdoor advertising, print could of been helpful

If the accounts had time to build more followers more people from the community would of maybe showed up
for the flash mob

Facebook event could of allowed for us all to invite our friends to come to the event

Central accounts instead of personal accounts

Integrated all accounts together

Should of got the Frontenac players to come chalk about it
Analytics - HITS

Doodle.ly = 8 drawings, 4 doodlers

Instagram (chalkaboutit)= 10 followers

Facebook= 25 likes

Twitter= 137 views

Pinterest = 4 followers

Youtube= 363 total views

Four square- 6 checks ins

Google Plus= 1 check in (32 invited, 1 confirmed)

Slide share = 120 views
Analytics OPSTA-ROI

OBJECTIVES: create awareness and buzz for the Kingston Frontenac, get people
from the community to participate in flashmob

PEOPLE: Capture the attention of Kingstonians and make an impact on the
community creating buzz for the Frontenacs

STRATEGY: Use a wide variety of channels and content to engage users

TECHNOLOGY: Use technology to help get our message across through several
social media platforms, uses mobile devices to post during event as well use tools
such as cameras and video cameras to document event

ACTION: A flash mob to create awareness for the Kingston Frontenacs. Chalk
about it - drawing K’s in three locations in the downtown area
Analytics Measuring ROI

 No revenue

 Brand awareness created for the Frontenac through the drawings and social
 channels could result in community interested in going to a game

 Life time value - Example
 Average Frontenac customer comes 10x a year for 2 years
 Ticket price is $10 dollars
 10 (/year) x 2 (* 10) + $10 = $210

 But as a result, we didn't gain the attention of the community so if we were
 getting paid to do the event we would of been fired.
Content Summary

Slide share:Two slide shows - pre and post event

Youtube: Two videos - pre and post event

Instagram: 46 photos

Doodle.ly: 8 photos were posted

Foursquare: 3 check in spots were created

Pinterest - 6 teasers, 16 other (maps, slide share, details ect.)

Twitter: Personal channels were used to tweet to hashtag #chalkaboutit
Content Media

Content include:

Slideshows - to give information, discuss channels, and summarize the event after
it took place

Photos - to document the event and update to social channels to create awareness

Video - to invite community to event and as well summarize the event in an
engaging video

Status Updates - posts were made reminding community about event, teasers, and
sharing other channels

Drawings: were used to create awareness and as well give an option for people to
participate with out going to the event
Slideshows...   Content
                Text updates...



                    Text
                    Text
                     Text
                     Text         Doodles

  Video...
Channels

What were we Missing?

What channels didn't we need?

Target market challenges
Channels What was
     missing?
Integration throughout all social channels

Strong follower base

Advertising

Community involvement

Side walk chalk was not in Frontenac colours

Missed communication with the frontenacs
Channels Which ones did
     we not need?

 Pinterest - Not right for target market - boards were not popular

 Doodly.ly- This was a unique way to allow users to participate with out going to the
 event but was not great for creating awareness specifically for the Kingston
 community and our target

 Foursquare- Not enough awareness

 Google + : Invites to the event and Hangout wasn't a necessary component. Could
 of invited people through a Facebook event instead which is more known to our
 target.

 Instagram: Could of posted pictures directly to Facebook or to Twitter
Was the event
             successful?

The turn out was not great - Didn't reach the community, The community
wasn't very interested in participating.

People did use their channels actively but with out followers it didn't create
maximum awareness - needed time to build follower base

Participants were mainly students from the imc program

Was not very successful due to lack of participation from the community -
The objective was to influence the Kingston Community and create buzz for
the Kingston Frontenacs

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Kingston frontenacs flash mob analysis

  • 1. Kingston Frontenac’s Flash Mob Analysis #Chalkaboutit by: Michelle Pizzinato
  • 3. Instagram 1o followers on the Chalkaboutit instagram account. Needed to have a better follower base. The instagram account was integrated with twitter - had issues tweeting to the @chalkaboutit twitter, would of been good to integrate with more social channels. Only one person could sign into the chalk about it account on instagram - which resulted in having to use personal account to upload the pictures.
  • 4. Pinterest Needed more people to be following the board - Only had four followers Posted photos to create interest Posted teasers (Frontenac related pictures) Wanted people to re pin to their personal boards.
  • 5. Doodle.ly Not enough doodles, only four different doodlers Could not add doodles to Facebook page - only appear on personal feeds Determined to not be a good platform for flash mob Best works if used with several channels
  • 6. Foursquare It is good for metrics - allows you to see who is at event Should use with twitter Issues because people didn’t catch on to use it Only six check-ins
  • 7. Youtube Channel 185 total views on post event video and 178 on pre event video Could of put more time into the pre event video and made it a couple weeks before the event
  • 8. Slide Share Channel Slide show was made pre and post event Included directions of Flashmob and summary of all channels Issues with loading pictures which prevented some from being uploaded. Should of tested wifi hotspots. Good to use for a flashmob Over 60 views on both slideshows
  • 9. Twitter Channel Questions were being asked in person instead of tweeting to the hashtag Tweeted with both personal accounts and used hashtag #chalkaboutit Good tool for a flash mob Start using handle earlier to build a follower base Retweeted all photos and posted pre event and day of event
  • 10. Facebook 25 likes People should of shared the page more with their friends so that more people would of saw the Facebook page Posted other channels stuff such as Youtube Video, Doodly and Slide share Good tool to build attention with maps and pictures Used to Curate other channels Content
  • 11. Google + 32 guests, 1 confirmed going, 1 checked in Used google hangout to visit each station Used personal accounts to update about the event Did not use ‘party mode’ with instant photo sharing to the event which would of helped create awareness that the hang out was happening.
  • 12. CMOST(Cross media optimization strategy) Messaging - Communicate the detail of the event timing- Details of the event happened several days prior to the event community building- Attempted to create a event to create more awareness for the Kingston Frontenacs engagement: Attempted to engage followers with multiple channels and various content types to create awareness of the flash mob rewards- Tickets
  • 13. CMOSt Summary What was used? What was not used? What should of been used? Missed Opportunities
  • 14. What was used? Multiple social Channels/platforms were used. Different types of content: pictures, videos, slideshows, status updates.
  • 15. What was not used? Channel integration through out all accounts Traditional media was not used due to the fact this was an all digital campaign - Use of traditional campaign with the digital could of helped increase awareness
  • 16. What should of been used? Facebook event feature Central accounts Channel integration Influences like the Kingston Frontenacs Traditional media
  • 17. What should of been used? Facebook event feature Central accounts Channel integration Influences like the Kingston Frontenacs Traditional media
  • 18. Missed opportunities Prizes Frontenacs to attend event Could of captured attention of local news MORE FOLLOWERS = Better turn out
  • 19. CMOST: Improvements If this wasn't an all digital flash mob, traditional media should of been added to help create awareness. (Outdoor and print) More time to build up followers would of brought more people from the community to the flashmob. Facebook event would of been useful rather than just a Facebook page No traditional was used - Outdoor advertising, print could of been helpful If the accounts had time to build more followers more people from the community would of maybe showed up for the flash mob Facebook event could of allowed for us all to invite our friends to come to the event Central accounts instead of personal accounts Integrated all accounts together Should of got the Frontenac players to come chalk about it
  • 20. CMOST: Improvements If this wasn't an all digital flash mob, traditional media should of been added to help create awareness. (Outdoor and print) More time to build up followers would of brought more people from the community to the flashmob. Facebook event would of been useful rather than just a Facebook page No traditional was used - Outdoor advertising, print could of been helpful If the accounts had time to build more followers more people from the community would of maybe showed up for the flash mob Facebook event could of allowed for us all to invite our friends to come to the event Central accounts instead of personal accounts Integrated all accounts together Should of got the Frontenac players to come chalk about it
  • 21. Analytics - HITS Doodle.ly = 8 drawings, 4 doodlers Instagram (chalkaboutit)= 10 followers Facebook= 25 likes Twitter= 137 views Pinterest = 4 followers Youtube= 363 total views Four square- 6 checks ins Google Plus= 1 check in (32 invited, 1 confirmed) Slide share = 120 views
  • 22. Analytics OPSTA-ROI OBJECTIVES: create awareness and buzz for the Kingston Frontenac, get people from the community to participate in flashmob PEOPLE: Capture the attention of Kingstonians and make an impact on the community creating buzz for the Frontenacs STRATEGY: Use a wide variety of channels and content to engage users TECHNOLOGY: Use technology to help get our message across through several social media platforms, uses mobile devices to post during event as well use tools such as cameras and video cameras to document event ACTION: A flash mob to create awareness for the Kingston Frontenacs. Chalk about it - drawing K’s in three locations in the downtown area
  • 23. Analytics Measuring ROI No revenue Brand awareness created for the Frontenac through the drawings and social channels could result in community interested in going to a game Life time value - Example Average Frontenac customer comes 10x a year for 2 years Ticket price is $10 dollars 10 (/year) x 2 (* 10) + $10 = $210 But as a result, we didn't gain the attention of the community so if we were getting paid to do the event we would of been fired.
  • 24. Content Summary Slide share:Two slide shows - pre and post event Youtube: Two videos - pre and post event Instagram: 46 photos Doodle.ly: 8 photos were posted Foursquare: 3 check in spots were created Pinterest - 6 teasers, 16 other (maps, slide share, details ect.) Twitter: Personal channels were used to tweet to hashtag #chalkaboutit
  • 25. Content Media Content include: Slideshows - to give information, discuss channels, and summarize the event after it took place Photos - to document the event and update to social channels to create awareness Video - to invite community to event and as well summarize the event in an engaging video Status Updates - posts were made reminding community about event, teasers, and sharing other channels Drawings: were used to create awareness and as well give an option for people to participate with out going to the event
  • 26. Slideshows... Content Text updates... Text Text Text Text Doodles Video...
  • 27. Channels What were we Missing? What channels didn't we need? Target market challenges
  • 28. Channels What was missing? Integration throughout all social channels Strong follower base Advertising Community involvement Side walk chalk was not in Frontenac colours Missed communication with the frontenacs
  • 29. Channels Which ones did we not need? Pinterest - Not right for target market - boards were not popular Doodly.ly- This was a unique way to allow users to participate with out going to the event but was not great for creating awareness specifically for the Kingston community and our target Foursquare- Not enough awareness Google + : Invites to the event and Hangout wasn't a necessary component. Could of invited people through a Facebook event instead which is more known to our target. Instagram: Could of posted pictures directly to Facebook or to Twitter
  • 30. Was the event successful? The turn out was not great - Didn't reach the community, The community wasn't very interested in participating. People did use their channels actively but with out followers it didn't create maximum awareness - needed time to build follower base Participants were mainly students from the imc program Was not very successful due to lack of participation from the community - The objective was to influence the Kingston Community and create buzz for the Kingston Frontenacs