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Outdoor retailer aug 5 2011 final slideshare

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Presentation from Cone's seminar at Outdoor Retailer Summer Market, "Enlisting Brand Evangelists through Social Media."
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Page 1: Outdoor retailer aug 5 2011 final slideshare

#ConeOR

@Alex20001

@ConeLLC

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Confidential and Proprietary 2

Cone: Communications & Marketing

• Three decades in the outdoors & recreation space

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What We Do

We strive to help brands build trusted relationships with key stakeholders.

We offer effective marketing and communications solutions.• Cause BrandingSM

• Brand Marketing and Public Relations

• Corporate Responsibility

• Nonprofit Marketing

• Entertainment Marketing

• Social Media

• Crisis Prevention & Management

We are a values-driven company.

• Passion

• Integrity

• Teamwork

• Commitment to Excellence

• Intellectual Curiosity

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Who I Am…

• Worked at National Geographic for 5.5 years

• Spent 3.5 years at USA TODAY

• Current Director of New Media at Cone

• Digital native• Engaged to sea kayak and

stand-up paddle board instructor and former NOLS guide

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Overview

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Engage consumers as brand and product evangelists

Best practices to deepen relationships with consumers

Use digital tools and platforms to spread brand messages

Examples from other industries of how to drive buzz and awareness

Strengthen reputation, drive sales

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Facebook

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Facebook

Use Facebook to connect directly with consumers and their lifestyles

Create immediate incentives for purchase, and special offers for your fans

Share new products and connect like-minded consumers on a social platform

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Barbour Goes Rock and Roll

• Traditional British field brand

• Started being seen on celebrities and rock stars

• Takes advantage of momentum – creating “Guide to Civilized Festival Attendance”

• Solicits album of concert shots in Barbour apparel

• Finds a new cover girl

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Orvis and Dogs

• Traditional hunting and fishing brand

• Also run dog breeding and dog training program

• Facebook page for core brand = 17k+ fans

• Facebook page for Dog sub-brand = 11k+

• Both pages offer audience appropriate content and appropriate branding

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F-Commerce

• Nine West Fan Shop• Offers a limited collection

through Facebook• Collection also available

on NineWest.com – but limited cross promotion between the two makes it feel exclusive

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Fan Offers & Incentives

• Offer fan-gated coupons on a regular basis

• Offer frequent fan giveaways to drive fan and build customer database

• Use your social assets to promote fan incentives

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Best Practices for Facebook

• Pay attention to how your consumers use your product

• Make connections between product and lifestyle

• Engage fans for feedback• Give them enough to feel

special• Make sure the person

speaking on behalf of your brand knows your brand

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Twitter

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Twitter

Use Twitter to create real-time content, both promotional and industry-based

Use the platform as an opportunity to engage existing users of your product

Look for opportunities to target new users

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@ChacoUSA

• Calls consumers #Chaconians• Taking advantage of a unique

product “attribute”• #ChacoTan hashtag already

commonly used• Kicked of Chaco Tan “Most Idyllic

Location” contest

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@Smartwool

• Uses Twitter to make sure customers are getting full benefit of product

• Reaches out proactively• Highlights content from

hashtags to be visible to new audiences

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Best Practices for Twitter

• Make it fun• Be fast• Treat Twitter as the new

customer service line• Promote your partners• Make use of hashtags for

events, contests and sweeps

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Location

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Sports Authority and Foursquare

• 38k friends on Foursquare• 338k fans on Facebook • 7.7k followers on Twitter

Uses Foursquare to:• “Unlock exclusive deals at

Sports Authority stores and receive tips about stadiums, parks and other sports locations where you can work up a sweat or cheer on your favorite team.”

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Sports Authority Headlines

Mayors of Sports Authority Get $10 Cash Cards on Foursquare• The promotion rewards mayors at its 463 retail venues with $10 Cash Cards

Sports Authority's Foursquare Check-Ins Skyrocket on Black Friday• Every metric of engagement tracked increased - Twitter posting, Foursquare

check-ins, Facebook friend adds and comments• Saw a lift from 5x to 20x for the number of check-ins• Sports Authority gave away $500 gift cards to 20 randomly selected

Foursquare users who checked in at one of the brand's 400-plus stores

Extreme Sports + Foursquare = Charity Win• Supported the fight against breast cancer at the 15th Winter X Games • Donated $1 for every checkin to “Sports Authority at Winter X Games” at

Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen, Colo. • Money went to Boarding for Breast Cancer, one of Sports Authority’s

nonprofit partners

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TOMS Shoes

• Used location to teach people about the company’s history

• Created a day without shoes, allowing people to post a message and image to get a pin

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Best Practices for Location

• Think of location as the new couponing

• Pulse during the year• Tie location to loyalty• Provide content unique

to your brand

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Tools, Partnerships and Buzz

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Tools, Partnerships and Driving Buzz

How do you equip your consumers with tools to tell their outdoor adventure story in a natural and authentic way?

What kinds of partnership opportunities exist for you to connect your product with a different audience?

How do consumer packaged goods brands use social media to drive buzz?

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Go Pro Cameras

• 43.5 million video views on YouTube

• 68k YouTube subscribers• 480k fans on Facebook

• Online sport-specific video channels with edited clips (Auto, Surf, Snow, Skate, Bike, Paddle, Flight)

• Curation tied to sponsorships

• Consumers in TV commercials

• New consumer videos/photos every day on Facebook channel

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Go Pro Partnerships and Sponsorships

• Primal Quest Expedition Adventure Race• Chicago Match Race Sailing • Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship• Kokanee Crankworx Freeride Mountain Bike Festival • Teva Mountain Games• Outside in Aspen • 2011 Amgen Tour of California • Monster Energy AMA Supercross• The Powerboat Superleague • Ford Racing Mustang Challenge Races • Sponsor of the National Geographic show “Killer Shots”• Used on “Deadliest Catch”

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Timberland

• Helped launch Timberland’s Earthkeepers campaign

• Launched Earthkeepers Virtual Forest application, asking users to help plant 1 million trees in Haiti

• More than 1 million trees planted by over 180,000 application users

• Created the Hortiscope to continue the connection to trees and tree planting

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Yoplait Light Virtual Launch Event Overview

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Best Practices for Partnerships

• Be authentic in who you partner with

• Use a content expert to develop quality media placements

• Multi-channel digital integration will deepen your reach

• Create custom experiences for media and consumers

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Reputation and Engagement

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30%

of American new media users have made a

purchase based on positive information

they’ve learned about a product, company or

brand’s CR issues and business practices through new media

23% of American new media users have switched brands or boycotted a company based on negative information they’ve learned about CR issues and business practices through new media

2009 Cone Consumer New Media Study

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When deciding whether to engage with companies or brands via new media, users look for the following types of company/brand interactions:

2010 Cone Consumer New Media Study

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Companies and brands can benefit from engaging with new media users:

2010 Cone Consumer New Media Study

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New media users won’t hesitate to stop following companies via new media if they aren’t satisfied with their experiences. Reasons include:

2010 Cone Consumer New Media Study

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Thank you!

ConeInc.com

[email protected]

@Alex20001

@ConeLLC


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