Zack Swire of SWIRE & eGood, and Chelsea Segal of Targetwise share their stories and insights (+ learnings from influential voices that inspire them) on 'The New Rules of Marketing: Paid, Owned and Earned'. Understanding your story, your why and your purpose must come first. Then, you can work to be more effective at amplifying your marketing message with the right media mix, maximizing the success of media dollars, and cutting through the clutter to drive your business.
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The New Rules of Marketing: Paid, Owned and Earned
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Welcome!
The New Rules of Marketing
Paid, Owned and Earned
Featuring Zack Swire & Chelsea Segal
12. The Purpose of today:
Amplifying your marketing message with the right media mix
Maximizing the success of media dollars
Cutting through the clutter to drive your business
20. 50,000,000 Users
The World is changing and we are
approaching a global community
Radio 38 Years
TV 13 Years
Internet 4 Years
iPod 3 Years
Facebook 2 Years
Google+ took 1 month to reach 20mm users
60. Paid
Media
A brand pays
to place ad
or content in
a channel
•Advertising
•Events
•Direct Marketing
61.
62.
63.
64.
65.
66.
67. Earned
Media
Publicly
gained when
an influencer
promotes a
brand
•Press Pick Up
•Blog Mention
•Social Sharing
•Word of Mouth
68.
69. “We may not collect #tigersblood,
but we know our donors &
volunteers have fierce passion for
doing good! #RedCrossMonth,”
the Red Cross
70. Owned
Media
A brand
owns a
channel
•Company Blogs
•Company website
•Company social
accounts
71.
72.
73. Paid Earned Owned
Media Media Media
A brand pays Publicly A brand
to place ad gained when owns a
or content in an influencer channel
a channel promotes a
brand
•Advertising •Press Pick Up
•Events •Company Blogs
•Blog Mention •Company website
•Direct Marketing •Social Sharing •Company social
•Word of Mouth accounts
Social + Mobile
74.
75.
76. The results of this 3 week campaign:
• Reached nearly 19,196 unique visitors with a 45.87% daily return
• Generated 7,188 accounts
• Saw 4,354 shares via Twitter and 7,600 shares on Facebook
• Added 2,493 Twitter followers
•30,057 new Facebook likes
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80. CONTENT STR ATEGY
Cox BLUE will feature both trending
ar ticles and our own content similar
to Mashable, educational content
similar to Mixergy, an open forum for
discussion similar to AMEX Open,
and inspirational video content
similar to TED.
Brought all together, it will create a
content hub that our small business
customers will find valuable, and
will reinforce Cox as an authoritative
voice in the digital space.
81. Powered by COX Business
BR ANDING
Keep it simple
Own the space
Own the color
82. FEATURED CONTRIBUTORS
Cox BLUE will source a team of influential writers
to enhance the site’s authoritative voice and
leverage their pre-exis ting followers.
We’ve already secured Ann Handley, co-founder
of Click Z and MarketingProfs, for an initial kickof f
post, and we’re in the process of discussions with
various other influential contributors.
Each will bring var ying perspec tives to the
present Issue.
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102. FUTILITY
A cause feels TOO BIG to make a real difference.
When researchers told study participants that several thousand people in a Rwandan refugee
camp were at risk and asked them to send aid that would save 1,500 lives, their willingness to give
was related to the proportion of people they could save. The smaller the proportion, the less
willing people were to help.
*http://nonprofit.about.com/od/fundraising/a/whydonorsdontgive.htm
103. PAROCHIALISM
We have evolved to care for those closest and we are not nearly as moved by a
tragedy far away than by one that involves people we feel close to.
HURRICANE KATRINA SOUTHEAST ASIA TSUNAMI
1,600 220,000
KATRINA DEATHS TSUNAMI DEATHS
6.5 Billion Dollars Raised 1.54 Billion Dollars
Raised
104. MISTRUST
TRANSPARENCY
53% of all Americans believe corporate cause
marketing should be regulated
61% of consumers think companies are not
giving them enough details about their (social
For a typical event fundraiser, good) efforts including the amounts donated and
how much money actually the length of the promotions.
goes towards your charity? If a company does not offer consumers enough
information about how their purchase will affect
the cause, 34 percent will either choose another
brand or walk away entirely
Cone Cause Evolution Study, 2010
117. 1. Sell the Experience
These are Ann
2. Get your Community Involved
Handley’s
3. Prepare for the Long Haul 6 steps to winning...
(sorry about the bad crop)
4. Learn to see content moments everywhere
5. Take Risks
6. Create the unexpected
137. CONTRAST: Does your idea stand out?
REACH: How many people do you connect to?
EXPOSURE: How often does your audience hear from you?
ARTICULATION: Is your idea clear enough?
TRUST: Do people believe you?
ECHO: Does your idea connect to your audience?
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