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CHAPTERS !NDIGO Amelia Huffman, Robin Mullhall Chelsea Marcoux, Natasha Weese, Samantha McMurter Sara Hamil SOMS 1033 December 11 th , 2012
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CHAPTERS!NDIGO

Amelia Huffman, Robin MullhallChelsea Marcoux, Natasha Weese, Samantha McMurter

Sara Hamil

SOMS 1033

December 11th, 2012

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Agenda Introduction

Company History

Twitter

Facebook

Blogging

YouTube

Conclusion

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IntroductionChapters want to share a love of reading

Advance society with books, reading and story telling

Their Mission: “To provide our customers with the most inspiring retail and digital environments in the world for books and life-enriching products and experiences.”

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IntroductionA few of their values are:

add joy to customers’ lives

Exceed expectations

Promoting knowledge and growth

Innovation is the key to growth; it comes from anyone at anytime

Giving back to community

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IntroductionAppealing product displays, newest

technology, clearance sections, books, toys, games, movies, and music

Founder of the Kobo ereader

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Company History

1940: Brothers Carl and Jack Cole open the first Coles Store in Toronto.

1995: SmithBooks and Coles merge to form Chapters Inc. Chapters grows to become the largest book retailer in Canada.

2001: Chapters and Indigo officially merge to form the largest book retailer in Canada under the corporate name Indigo Books & Music Inc.

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Company History2005 & 2006: Indigo ranks as one of Canada's top 100

employers

2009: Indigo spins off its digital eReading division to form Kobo Inc

2011: Indigo agrees to the sale of its global eReading service Kobo Inc. to Rakuten Inc., one of the world’s leading Internet companies, for US$315 million.

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Twitter

@ChaptersIndigo

Promote new products

Touch base with customers

Offer many promotional offers through their tweets

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Twitter

Constantly tweeting

Fun, relaxing &

promotional

Customer is first

Tweets are reflected

upon atmosphere

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FacebookFocused on the attention of reading and movies

Respond time efficiently and effectively to feedback

Online contest – “Deal of a Lunchtime”

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Facebook

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YouTubeChannel since 2007

Many videos, broken into categories

Events, Favorites, Book Trailers, An Indigo Minute and a seasonal section (fall collection)

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YouTube Interviews with Authors,

from cookbooks, biographies to fiction

New videos are posted frequently

Typical time frame for the videos 1-10 minutes.

An Indigo Minute is fun and offers candid answers to random questions from the guests.

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Blogging20 regular bloggers – blogging several times per month

Guest bloggers – usually the author of a certain book

9 topics: Fiction, Non-Fiction, Teen, Indigo Kids, Lifestyle, Music, Movies, From the Authors and Your Health.

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BloggingBlogs about books, music albums, movies

Blogs provide info: about awards, Indigo Spotlight list, critique of the story from bloggers perspective.

Blogs can help us – decide what book we want to read next

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ConclusionReport Intention: Social media Use of Chapters-Indigo;

Past, Present and Future

Recommendations:Blog: More customer engagement, Advertise blog

YouTube: More subscribers, Post videos to Facebook and Twitter accounts

Facebook and Twitter: Keep up the great work!

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QUESTIONS?

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