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Table Of Content
• What is Social Media • How to leverage Social Media as a Sales Channel • Develop a Sales Channel with a Strong Framework • Example (Travel Sector) • Getting to grips with Measurement • Recommendations • Fast Facts- Digital Jungle
Social media combines a wide range of online, word-of-mouth forums including blogs, company sponsored discussion boards and chat rooms, consumer-to-consumer e-mail, consumer product or service ratings websites and forums, Internet discussion boards and forums, and micro-blogs. (Wikipedia)
Social Media defined….
Easy to find information
What The Customer Wants
Blog
Social network
What The Customer Sees
Metasearch
OTA Planner
What organizations need to do
Customers wants a product and not just a number of related component Product research has high transaction costs Information is available piece-meal & proliferation of social media content sources leads to confusion Company needs to help rather than confuse – provide clear paths from research to purchase.`
Customer Perspective: Info Overload
Commerce Content
Reach
Social Media Commoditized
Reach, content or commerce is no longer sufficient on a stand-alone basis Value has been redefined as “owning” the customer
Industry Perspective: A Value Migration
Search, Websites
Customer Perspective: Pain Points
Customer Benefits (Your value add) Customer Costs
(pain points) Availability
Reliability
Time
Anxiety
Effort Quality
Transactability
… the size of your user base and what kind of value added components you provide.
Attributes that drive value to the customer
User base
Components
Developing integrated social solutions
Enabling one-stop product discovery, research, sharing, commenting and transaction is key.
• Wants products, not components
• Transaction costs • Information proliferation • Planning & commerce
facilitation are key
Customer Perspective Industry Perspective
• Content, commerce & reach value poor independently
• Owning the customer relationship
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Messaging Framework
More Ways of Communicating.
We now have multiple channels for saying things. And many of these
tools allow other people to comment, respond, and spread your message. The challenge is
choosing the right channel for who you want to reach and what you
want to say.
Social Media Marketing Process
Customer purchase patterns in different segments vary in their sensitivity to • Peer opinions • Hard facts Commodities are fact sensitive; experiences are opinion sensitive Sharing of opinions impacts experience oriented / less defined products far more
Customized tours
Impa
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Impact of Customer Opinions/Sen5ment -‐
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Standard tours
Flights
Tickets
Bou5que hotels
Event 5ckets
Cruises
Car rentals
Commodity Purchase
Value Chain Impact Assessment
Supplier Operator Online Agents / Offline Agents Customer
Impact
Opportunities
Risks
• Greater reach/ visibility
• Disintermedia.on • Context relevant distribu.on / promo.on
• Service quality exposed
• Comparability
• Product design based on most popular ra.ngs online
• Customer service becomes key
• Bundling for price opacity
• Service quality exposed • DIYers can go direct to local suppliers
• Reduc.on in need/ value of advice
• Comparability
• Personalized marke.ng / offers to customers on your database
• Go online – Leverage social media tools – Posi.on yourself as an expert
• Further disintermedia.on
• Biggest beneficiary
• Info overload
• Comprehensive, quick & effec.ve comparison & planning enabled
• Collabora.on / group buying made easier
Value Chain Impact Assessment
• Direct channel to communicate with customers • Customers & critics get an easy platform to discuss organizations. Form cliques • Additional medium beyond traditional PR & marketing
• Participate in community discussions
• Showcase thought leadership • Bypass traditional PR for speed &
customer intimacy • Build deep customer relationships • Leverage word of mouth to
develop the brand
• Corporate indifference to the new Web • Negative blog swarms • Being viewed as plastic / unauthentic
Impact
Opportunities Threats
Value Chain Impact Assessment
• Define objectives • Understand your timeframes • Identify your measurement criteria • Establish a plan • Execute and contentiously review
Do’s
• Be too “salesy” or pushy • Be un-authentic • Expect fast results
Don’ts
Campaigns
Crisis Management
Success Failure
Adoption by Tourism Companies
• Campaign: “Up Your Budget”
• Tools used: Blogs, Internet Videos
• Spend: < USD 500,000 • Results
– 1m unique visitors – 10m page views
Budget Rent A Car
• Campaign: User submitted video adverts
• Tools used: Blogs, Internet Videos, Company Website
Southwest Airlines Accor Hotels
• Campaign: “Invite a friend”
• Tools used: Micro blogs, Blogs, BBS and SNS
• Duration: 5 weeks • Results
– 25k registered emails
Examples of companies using social media within travel industry – with impressive results Adoption increasing as with emergence of platforms / standards emerge & references
Automated Sentiment Analysis
Automatically monitor the sentiment around a product, service or brand.
The sales process is impacted differently by online comments & sentiment depending on the types of products and services are being considered. However, it remains a critical metric for marketers managing products, services the company brand.
Consumer Review Analysis
Identify the opinions and comments posted on consumer review sites
Consumer review sites hold a significant degree of trust for online netizens. The nature and content of reviews, comments and posts have an effect on the consumer to the extent they will make a sale or not depending on the comments being found online.
Social Media Analytics
SIP: Enterprise is a social media analytics platform that monitoring and manages online brand, measuring public awareness, sentiment, influence, and tracing authoritative sources.
Summary
• Social Media is already impacting all types of industry players
• Online players will need to figure out their strategy along: – Re-assessing customer value proposition – Sharing content and tools: data in and data out (‘co-
opetition’)
• Bricks & Mortar players will need to harness social media – To connect to customers, foster loyalty – To understand (and even influence) demand – …and fine tune offering
• There is no single formula. Be prepared to experiment and figure out – Social media should be a core part of your marketing
plan
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Digital Jungle Fast Facts
• Socially Led, digital marketing specialists
• Global reach
• Offices in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Sydney
• Spun out of SinoTech Group in 2011
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• Delivering digital strategy and execution services: – Customer and competitor insight – Digital strategy – Social Media Marketing – Search Engine Marketing – Affiliate Marketing – Media Buying – Mobile Applications
• We work for global and domestic organisations,
across various market sectors, helping our clients: – Engage with their key audiences – Transform their business – Maximise growth Marketing
World Class Digital Marketing Experience
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Our Commitment The mission of Digital Jungle is to help our clients improve their business position and gain real value from their digital marketing investments Through our expertise in social media digital marketing programs and the application of search, affiliate and online marketing, we commit to: • Driving incremental direct revenue • Generating ROI unrivaled by traditional media • Protecting your online reputation • Increasing your market share over your
competitors • Building your brand awareness
We look forward to working with you.
Dr Matt McDougall, CEO, Digital Jungle
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