+ All Categories
Home > Documents > Social Media Analysis – Moving Beyond the · PDF fileSocial Media Analysis –...

Social Media Analysis – Moving Beyond the · PDF fileSocial Media Analysis –...

Date post: 30-Mar-2018
Category:
Upload: dangnguyet
View: 217 times
Download: 2 times
Share this document with a friend
37
Confidential & Proprietary Social Media Analysis – Moving Beyond the Hype Susan Etlinger – Industry Analyst, Al/meter Group Twi0er: @setlinger Wayne St. Amand – Vice President of Marke/ng, Crimson Hexagon Twi0er: @WayneSaint
Transcript

Confidential & Proprietary

Social Media Analysis – Moving Beyond the Hype

Susan  Etlinger  –  Industry  Analyst,  Al/meter  Group                                                    Twi0er:  @setlinger  

 Wayne  St.  Amand  –  Vice  President  of  Marke/ng,  Crimson  Hexagon  

Twi0er:  @WayneSaint    

2

Susan Etlinger, Industry Analyst Twitter: setlinger

A Framework for Social Analytics

© 2010 Altimeter Group

3

“The greatest danger in times of turbulence is not the turbulence;

it is to act with yesterday’s logic.”

− Peter Drucker

© 2010 Altimeter Group

Altimeter Group conducted research and gleaned

input from 39 contributors to determine the most

common ways in which businesses measure the value of social media to

their organizations.

4

Research Methodology

Report available onlinehttp://www.slideshare.net/setlinger/altimeter-social-analytics081011final

© 2010 Altimeter Group

Vendors Vendors Brands & Agencies Awareness Context Optional Coremetrics/IBM Crimson Hexagon Cruvee/Vintank Facebook Gnip Google LinkedIn Lithium/Scout Labs Meltwater NetBase NM Incite/Nielsen

Omniture/Adobe PageLever Position2 Power Reviews Radian6 Retailigence salesforce.com SAS Institute TweetReach Visible Technologies Webtrends Wildfire Interactive Group

Adobe Systems DIRECTV, Inc. PETCO Animal Supplies American Express Edelman RadioShack Corp. Best Buy EMC Corporation Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A. Converseon Novartis AG WCG Dell Ogilvy & Mather

Research Contributors

5

© 2010 Altimeter Group

Most (US) companies have a monitoring solution 6

“In 2011, 82% of corporations will have a brand monitoring solution in place. It will be the most heavily adopted category across all companies.” − Jeremiah Owyang, “How Corporations Should Prioritize Social Business Budgets,” February 2011.

© 2010 Altimeter Group

But don’t know how to measure social media

Source: Jeremiah Owyang, “How Corporations Should Prioritize Social Business Budgets,” February 2011. :

7

© 2010 Altimeter Group

Measuring the Business Value of Social Media 8

The Social Media Measurement Compass

© 2010 Altimeter Group

What We Can Learn 9

Brand Health

Conversation Drivers

Sentiment Drivers

Location, Time, Impact

Competitive Implications

Influencers

© 2010 Altimeter Group

Share of Social Conversation

10

© 2010 Altimeter Group

11

Crimson Hexagon’s proprietary algorithm separates relevant from irrelevant content and measures user-defined themes in online conversation.

Brand Threats and Opportunities

© 2010 Altimeter Group

What We Can Learn 12

Marketing Optimization

Campaign Performance

Content Performance

Channel Performance

Timing Impact

Influencer Impact

© 2010 Altimeter Group

Conversion Efficiency 13

0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3

Direct Load

Referring Sites

Natural Search

Marketing Programs

Facebook

© 2010 Altimeter Group

Owned Media Channels vs Competitors 14

© 2010 Altimeter Group

What We Can Learn 15

Revenue Generation

Conversion Impact

Loyalty Impact

Search Impact

Revenue Impact

© 2010 Altimeter Group

Impact of Social on Member Spending 16

Source: http://www.lithium.com/pdfs/casestudies/Lithium-FICO-Case-Study.pdf Disclosure: Lithium is a client of Altimeter.

© 2010 Altimeter Group

What We Can Learn 17

Customer Experience

“Blind Spots”

Context!

Emotional Intensity

Issue Identification

Service Levels

© 2010 Altimeter Group

Social Service Levels (in development) 18

Dell’s Social Media Listening Command Center (Courtesy Dell, Inc.)

© 2010 Altimeter Group

What We Can Learn 19

Operational Efficiency

Call Containment

Advocate Identification

Channel Efficiency

© 2010 Altimeter Group

Percentage of Inquiries Resolved in Social 20

© 2010 Altimeter Group

What We Can Learn 21

Innovation

Opportunities

Threats

Idea Resonance

Idea Impact

© 2010 Altimeter Group

Ideas Generated, Productized per Year 22

© 2010 Altimeter Group

A Step-By Step Framework 23

© 2010 Altimeter Group

§ Social signals will become integrated into enterprise decision-making

§ Predictive analytics will emerge § The ability to “speak data” will become

a critical skill across the enterprise

The Future of Social Media Measurement 24

© 2010 Altimeter Group

25

Thank you

Susan Etlinger [email protected]

www.susanetlinger.com

Twitter: setlinger

26

Altimeter Group is a research-based advisory firm that helps companies and industries leverage disruption to their advantage.

Visit us at http://www.altimetergroup.com or contact

[email protected].

ABOUT US

Confidential & Proprietary

KNOW MORE. KNOW WHY. KNOW HOW.

Wayne St. Amand - Vice President, Marketing [email protected]

@WayneSaint @CrimsonHexagon

Confidential & Proprietary

Massive  Opportunity    Not  Being  Fully  Leveraged  by  Most  

•  Social  media  is  the  largest  source  of  unfiltered  informa/on  ever  available  about  how  consumers  truly  think  and  feel  

•  The  vast  majority  of  companies  have  yet  to  take  advantage  of  this  intelligence  to  influence  their  business  decisions  

 

28  

Achieving Social Intelligence The management and analysis of customer data from social sources, used to activate and recalibrate marketing and business programs.  

Confidential & Proprietary

Social  Intelligence  Creates  Ac/onable  Insights  

True  Social  Intelligence  Delivers  

•  Consumer  insights  to  drive  business  success  

– Greater  marke/ng  effec/veness  

– On-­‐target  product  planning  – Deeper  compe//ve  insights  

– Understand  purchase  triggers      

29  

However, most of today’s tools do a terrible job of helping you achieve true Social Intelligence

Confidential & Proprietary

Most  Social  Media  Monitoring  is  Broken  

Keywords  and  seman?cs  do  not  work  in  social  media  •  Tradi/onal  tools  lack  the  ability  to  understand  context  •  A  computer  cannot  replace  human  judgment  

•  Human  analysts  cannot  scale  or  provide  consistency  •  Predefined  rules  cannot  support  the  dynamic  nature  of  the  social  media  conversa/on  •  Surface-­‐level  monitoring  lacks  accuracy  and  deep  insight  

30  

NLP Semantic Search

Manual-coding Keyword

Sentiment Monitoring

Confidential & Proprietary

Crimson  Hexagon  Doesn’t  Force  Choice  Between    Human  Judgment  and  Computer  Automa/on    

 

31  

•  Combines  the  unique  strengths  of  human  and  computer  automa/on  

•  Automated  algorithmic  analysis  powered  by  human-­‐judgment  

•  Business  objec/ves  are  embodied  in  the  analysis,  not  a[er  the  fact  

Human Judgment

Control Context Nuance Computer

Automation

Scale Accuracy

Repeatability

Confidential & Proprietary 32  

Posi/ve   Nega/ve  23%  66%  

Chevy  Brand  

Sen/ment  Alone  is  Only  a  Small  Part  of  the  Picture  

102,784  men/ons  

11%  

Neutral  

11%  

9%  

18%  

9%  

11%  

8%  

11%  12%  

11%  

Love  Chevy   Legendary   Want  One   Looks  &  Design  

Performance  Great  Business  Maintenance   Prefers  Compe?tor  

Asking  advice  

Confidential & Proprietary

•  Answers  targeted  business  ques/ons  based  on  contextualized    analysis  of  social  media  conversa/on  

•  Achieves  industry-­‐leading  accuracy  using  advanced  algorithmic  approach  (+/-­‐  3%  error  rate)  

•  Filters  noise  and  focuses  on  ALL  relevant  opinions,  with  relevance  defined  by  the  user  

•  Analyzes  any  and  all  languages  with  no  set-­‐up  investment  –  Currently  have  clients  analyzing  over  28+  languages  (incl.  character  sets)  

•  Client  support  and  strategic  consul/ng  services  provided  by  marke/ng  and  industry  analysts,  specializing  in  applying  product  exper/se  to  specific  business  context  

33  

Crimson  Hexagon  Delivers  Social  Intelligence  

Confidential & Proprietary

Human-­‐Training  Automated  Algorithmic  Analysis  

•  Gary  King,  Harvard  University  – Director,  Ins:tute  for  Quan:ta:ve  Social  Science  

•  An  analysis  answers  a  ques/on  •  The  business  user  “trains”  the  algorithm  with  examples  of  “answers”  to  those  ques/ons  

•  The  algorithm  then  amplifies  that  training  across  all  social  media  conversa/ons  

•  Algorithm  can  become  more  accurate  over  /me  with  added  training  

34  

Confidential & Proprietary 35  

Best-­‐in-­‐Class  Data  Coverage  

Forums   News   Twijer   Comments   Facebook  

2  MM  posts  per  day  

8  MM  per  day  

250  K  per  day  

225  MM  per  day  

400  K  per  day  

8  MM  per  day  

5.1  BB  stored  

3.2  BB  stored  

152  MM  stored  

36  BB  stored  

73  MM  stored  

1.8  BB  stored  

Blogs  

data  from  

5/08  data  from  

3/09  data  from  

5/08  data  from  

9/09  data  from  

7/10  data  from  

7/10  

COMPREHENSIVE   COMPREHENSIVE   COMPREHENSIVE   COMPREHENSIVE   EMERGING   EMERGING  

•  Over  75  billion  posts  indexed  to  date  and  growing  rapidly  

•  Full  TwijerFfirehose,  stored  since  July  2010  •  No  addi/onal  charge  for  access  to  historic  data  •  API  capabili/es  for  uploading  internal  data  

Confidential & Proprietary

Thank You!

Questions?

Confidential & Proprietary 37  

Addi?onal  Resources:    

Request  an  Online  Demo:    hjp://www.crimsonhexagon.com/products/request-­‐a-­‐live-­‐demo  

Customer  Case  Studies:  

hjp://www.crimsonhexagon.com/customers/#casestudies    

Overview  Video:  hjp://www.crimsonhexagon.com/products/overview-­‐video/      

Data  Sheets  &  White  Papers:  hjp://www.crimsonhexagon.com/products/whitepapers/    


Recommended