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The New Playbook: Social Media and the Science of New Communication

Sep 13, 2014

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An overview of social media, from why it matters to touchpoints in engagement, measurement, and goal setting.
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Page 1: The New Playbook: Social Media and the Science of New Communication

The New Playbook

Social Media and the Science of

New Communication

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What is all this stuff and why should I care?

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Conversation isn’t just a push mechanism anymore.

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It’s a pull mechanism, too.

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Markets Are Conversations.

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They decide how, where, and if to listen.

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You have to be where the conversation is.

Not where you want it to be.

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“Key Messages” feel contrived and impersonal.

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People want to be talked to like...well, people.

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They don’t trust you.

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The game isdifferent now.

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We’re at the edge of a new era, full of old concepts.

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The signal-to-noise ratio is high.

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Companies need to speak humanly in order to be heard.

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Or risk being left behind.

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Social Media Is Not...

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The Culture Shift

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Intent is Everything.

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Fears: But what if...?

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The Truth About “Control”

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Start with Objectives.

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Goals related to:

• Reputation• Awareness• Money • Engagement• Education• Entertainment

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Listen.

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Passive

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Active

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Brand-Centered

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Conversation-Centered

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Listening Tools

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Engage & Connect.

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Social Media Maturity

Passive

Responsive

Engaged*

Creating*

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Monitoring & Research - 80% Measuring - 20%

Monitoring & Research - 60% Measuring - 20%Responding - 20%

Monitoring & Research - 50% Responding - 20% Measuring - 20%Initiating - 20%

Monitoring & Research - 40%

Monitoring & Research - 50% Creating - 40% Measuring 10%

Responding - 20% Measuring - 20%Initiating - 20%

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Allocating Resources

Integrated Social Media - SMB

Listening1 team member

10-15 hours per week

Engaging, Initiating & Creating1-3 team members1-3 hours per day

Measuring1 team member

5-10 hours per week

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Exclusive Social Media - SMB

Listening1-3 FTE

Engaging, Initiating and Creating2-4 FTE

Measuring1-2 FTE*

Integrated Social Media - Larger Biz

Allocating Resources

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Measuring & Analyzing

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The Truth About ROI.

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ROI: The Truth

(payback -investment)

x 100investment

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Benchmarking.

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The Old Metrics

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The New Metrics

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Why We Need Both

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Activity & Engagement• Members

• Posts/Threads

• Comments or Ideas

• Inbound Links

• Tags, Votes, Bookmarks

• Active Profiles

• Referrals

• Post Frequency/Density

Revenue and Biz Dev:• Speed of sales cycle

• Number/% of repeat biz

• % customer retention

• Transaction value

• Referrals

• Net new leads

• Cost Per Lead

• Conversions from community

Metrics and Measurement

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Metrics and Measurement

Cost Savings:• Issue Resolution Time

• % of issues resolved online

• Account turnover

• Employee turnover

• Hiring/Recruiting

• Training costs

• New Product Ideas

• Development cycle time

• Product/Serv Adoption Rate

Awareness and Value:• Brand loyalty/affinity

• Media placements

• Share of Conversation

• Sentiment of Posts

• Net Promoter Score

• Interaction with Content

• Employee Social Graphs

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The Ultimate Metric:

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Learn.

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Capture and share ideas.

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Do something with them.

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We are reaching out.

We are linking to each other.

We are watching.

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But we are not waiting.

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More ResourcesSocial Media is a Samaritan, Not a Savior: Jason Baerhttp://www.convinceandconvert.com/email-marketing-advice/social-media-is-a-samaritan-not-a-savior/

Social Media and the Reality of Controlhttp://altitudebranding.com/2009/09/social-media-and-the-reality-of-control/

The 6 Dangerous Fallacies of Social Media: Jason Baerhttp://www.convinceandconvert.com/social-media-marketing/the-6-dangerous-fallacies-of-social-media/

What Social Media Is and Isn't: Louis Grayhttp://blog.louisgray.com/2009/01/what-social-media-is-and-what-social.html

How To Create Measurable Objectiveshttp://altitudebranding.com/2009/12/how-to-create-measurable-objectives/

Social Media Metrics Superlist:http://www.interactiveinsightsgroup.com/blog1/social-media-metrics-superlist-measurement-roi-key-statistics-resources/

Social Media Ebooks:http://altitudebranding.com/2010/01/social-media-ebooks-you-may-have-missed/

Recommended Reading:

Groundswell - Josh Bernoff and Charlene LiThe New Community Rules - Tamar WeinbergCluetrain Mainfesto - Doc Searles et. alTrust Agents - Chris Brogan and Julien Smith