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How to Fix Word of MouthNate Elliott, VP and Principal Analyst

@nate_elliott

November 3, 2015

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Word of mouth marketing

isn’t working.

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Agenda

› WOM marketing isn’t working

› The state of the market

› How to fix word of mouth

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Agenda

› WOM marketing isn’t working

› The state of the market

› How to fix word of mouth

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WOM is a top driver of discovery

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Word of mouth is trusted

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WOM generates reach brands can’t

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But word of mouth marketing

isn’t working.

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But word of mouth marketing

isn’t working.

MARKETING

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Too many brands post and pray

But this does not

generate word of

mouth

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Or try to hijack hashtags

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Mistakes are piling up

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Mistakes are piling up

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Mistakes are piling up

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Mistakes are piling up

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Brands say it’s not delivering

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Both marketers and

vendors must do better.

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Agenda

› WOM marketing isn’t working

› The state of the market

› How to fix word of mouth

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Today, we published a WOMP landscape

• WOMP = Word of Mouth Platform

• Our vendor landscape reviewed 40 vendors

• Each filled out a questionnaire

• We interviewed two dozen of them

• We also interviewed and collected data from two

dozen word of mouth marketers

• Including some of the biggest brands in the world

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Forrester sees three kinds of WOM

1

Customer

Advocates

Use existing,

satisfied customers

to spread brand

messages.

2

Employee

Advocates

Use your employee

base to spread

brand messages.

3

Category

Influencers

Use people influential

among your key

audiences to spread

brand messages.

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And we looked at three types of WOMPs

1

Customer

Advocacy

Platforms

2

Employee

Advocacy

Platforms

3

Category

Influencer

Platforms

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Marketers love to chase influencers

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But most vendors work on advocacy

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Vendors focus on activation

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Social marketers rarely run WOM efforts

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Measurement is a mess

The average WOM

vendor offers

marketers 8

“success” metrics

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I asked 14 large brands if they

would recommend their WOM

vendor to a colleague.

Only 4 said they would.

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Agenda

› WOM marketing isn’t working

› The state of the market

› How to fix word of mouth

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Marketers have work to do.

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Fix 1:

Marketers must start

taking WOM seriously.

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Resolve to never again post and pray

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Never again hijack an irrelevant hashtag

Wrong Right

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And for goodness’ sake, put some resources into this strategy

• Most marketers we spoke to said they had zero

or one person dedicated to WOM.

• Only half the marketers we spoke to said they

had increased their WOM investment in 2015.

• Most marketers I’ve spoken to don’t use any

external vendors to help with WOM.

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But if you fix the vendors,

you fix the industry.

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Fix 2:

WOM vendors must offer both

advocate and influencer services.

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Most vendors offer advocacy products

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But it’s time for WOMPs to consolidate

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WOM vendors must offer both advocate and influencer services

• We’re not looking for end-to-end social suites.

• No vendor can do ads, organic, and WOM well.

• Clients of end-to-end social suites are less satisfied.

• But marketers can’t justify hiring three WOMPs.

• The vendors that offer complete WOM services will

win the market.

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Fix 3:

WOM vendors must offer

useful success metrics.

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Measurement is a mess

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WOM vendors must offer useful metrics

• Measure business outcomes, not operational

metrics like contacts and posts.

• Only one-quarter of vendors focus measurement on

business outcomes like awareness or sales.

• Integrate with the tools marketers trust.

• CMOs already use mix modeling and attribution

tools; make sure these vendors can use your data.

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Thank you

Name

[email protected]

@nate_elliott