5. In the next 20 minutes…
•General information andcases aboutsocialmedia engagement
•Case: howanoffline crisis spread on socialmedia
•Sometake-aways
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General information andcases
aboutsocialmedia engagement
Case: how an offline crisis spread on social media
Sometake-aways
7. Whyshouldyoulisten tosocialmedia messages?
•NOT becauseit’sfree
•NOT becausemyboss saidI have tomake a Facebook account
•Gainfirst hand information
•Availability of real-time insights
•Writtenduringor shortlyafteranexperience
•Comingfromallyourstakeholders
•Contextual: direct identificationof situationandrelevance
•Increaseyourbusiness
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Lead generation
•It’s strangebut it’strue:
•The daysbeforeValentine’sDay peopleare talkingabouthotels (“I wouldliketogivemygirlfrienda romanticnight”)
•BeforeValentine’sDay manyhotels are talkingaboutValentine’soffers on social
•However, they’renottalkingwitheachother:-(
•Therefore, no deals via socialmedia
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Monitor yourcampaign: #holidayspam
Three (UK’sfastestgrowingmobile network) askedtheirfanbasetoshare holidaypictures via #holidayspam
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Keep the buzzalive: #holidayspam
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Track yourimage: Mauritshuis
The online buzz(andpositivesentiment) of Mauritshuis in the week theyreopenedtheirmuseum
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Compareyourimage: Landalvs. Center Parcs
People are talkingverypositiveaboutCenter Parcs. However, more oftenabouttheirbiggestcompetitorLandalGreenparks.
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Titel + Image + conlusie
General information andcases
aboutsocialmedia engagement
Case: how an offline crisis spread on social media
Sometake-aways
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Friday August 1st, 21:20h on a Facebook wall
ComplaintaboutDolfinarium. Womansawsomeonewhogivesher daughtertube feeding. The womanwas sent off the terracebyanemployee of Dolfinarium becauseit’sforbiddentotake you‘ownfood / drink’. Thiswomanis angrythatthishappenedandpost iton Facebook.
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Same evening: first reactionof Dolfinarium (22:51)
On Friday evening, Dolfinarium commenton tweetsof angrypeople. On Saturday, theypost anofficial statement on Facebook andTwitter.
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Next day: manyshares
On Saturday, the next day, more than3000 peoplehave shared the Facebook- status. As youcansee, the sentiment was verynegative.
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Next day:
•Crisis!
•Twobig newspapersin The Netherlands werebringingthe newsaboutthe motherwhowas sent off the terrace.
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Second statement of Dolfinarium
On the sameday(Saturday) thiswas the second statement of Dolfinarium. Theysay theyare confusedandwillstart aninvestigation. Theyalsosaidit’snotforbiddentotake yourownfood.
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On Facebookpage: different type of comments
On the left: angrypeople.
On the right: more loyalfans whoexpresstheirsupport.
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Sentiment was changing
Afterthe second statement, more peopleare loyaltoDolfinarium.
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Verytransparant customer service
Dolfinarium was interactingwithpeoplewhoaskedwhathappened. Thusthe followersof Dolfinarium knewtheyhad nothingtohide.
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Aftertwodays, the negativesentiment was gone
Duetothe statements, fewerpeoplewheretalkingaboutthe incident
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Last statement: No oneknowswhathappened, but everythingis okay. For the parentsthiscommotionwas alsoa negativesurprise.
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Learnings
•Engagement on Friday andstatement on Saturdaywereveryfast/ good
•Duetothisstatements / socialmedia engagement the sentiment changes
•Duetothisstatement / socialmedia engagement the buzzdecreased
•It workstobetransparant
•Viralityis not predictable, the only thing you can do is to react on them. Just be friendly, relevant and fast!
31. 3 phases
Titel + Image + conlusie
General information andcases
aboutsocialmedia engagement
Case: how an offline crisis spread on social media
Sometake-aways
32. 3 phases
Tour operators on socialmedia
Most mentionedandmost positivementionedtour operator in The Netherlands
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Arke is the most activetour operator on socialmedia (Twitter andFacebook), Beachmaster is the fastest