How to Build a Passion Brand A Look at the 2013 Global Brand Advocacy Study John Bell Global Managing Director | Social@Ogilvy August 2013
Jan 23, 2015
How to Build a Passion BrandA Look at the 2013 Global Brand Advocacy Study
John BellGlobal Managing Director | Social@OgilvyAugust 2013
Should our CMO invest in advocacy?
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Imagine if you could get every customer you have today to gain a new customer by passionately recommending your product or service
Imagine if you could get there by spending less than your competitor
Advocacy can occur anywhere; no category is too “boring”
Hotels # 1, 3
Skincare # 2, 5, 6
Fashion Retailer # 4, 9
Coffee# 7, 10
It's a lot rarer (and harder) to get truly passionate advocates
China boasts the highest level of brand advocacy
The largest driver of advocacy was product features
Advocacy Drivers by Country
Brands have an enormous social advocacy gap
How do we close the Social Advocacy Gap and build passion brands?
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To drive passionate advocacy, know and focus on your fans’ true advocacy (not satisfaction) inspirations
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Identify and use your brand’s differentiated advocacy drivers
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For global relevance, emphasize product features
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Move beyond the blunt metric of “sentiment” to tracking advocacy levels
Quality #1
Quality #2
Quality #3
Quality #4
RECOMMENDATION:
Encourage and enable advocacy everywhere
To drive VOLUME, map out customer touchpoints and make it easy for advocacy to happen at any touchpoint.
To increase PASSION levels, use a process that identifies and encourages passionate customers to share more.
To amplify REACH, use owned, earned and paid channels.
Casual
Passionate
VIP Paid
Owned
Earned
Should our CMO invest in advocacy? Would you?
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John BellGlobal Managing Director | Social@Ogilvy
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Advocacy Drivers by Country