Marketing in the Social Age
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A guide to how social has changed the landscape for traditional marketing and how we can succeed in social.
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Kristian Bannister
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- 1. Marketing in the Social Age Kristian Bannister Creative Director [at] No Pork Pies @YeahKristian
- 2. Traditional marketing is not as effective as it used to be
- 3. Users are being exposed to more and more content everyday
- 4. Average consumer is exposed to 2k – 5k adverts a day £8.3 billion is spent of advertising in UK every year 89% of adverts are ignored
- 5. We can only maintain 150 stable relationships at one time Dunbar’s Number
- 6. Hang about, I have over 500 friends on Facebook #swag
- 7. Even though social media has made it easier for us to be connected, we are still bound by the same cognitive limits.
- 8. Can the same be true for brands?
- 9. How can we make sure we have a better chance of connecting with our audience?
- 10. We need to build meaningful relationships with our customers
- 11. Modern marketing is not just about promotion…
- 12. Modern marketing is not just about promotion… It‟s about conversations
- 13. How do we build a meaningful relationship?
- 14. We create a brand that is INFLUENTIAL
- 15. It‟s about creating influential content…
- 16. It‟s about creating influential content… Web content is a public conversation between your company and your users
- 17. Influential content… changes ATTITUDE & encourages ACTION
- 18. ATTITUDE 1. Awareness 2. Likeability 3. Trust
- 19. ACTION MOTIVATION ABILITY TRIGGER RESULT
- 20. So how do we turn REGULAR content into…
- 21. So how do we turn REGULAR content into… INFLUENTIAL content?
- 22. Six things to consider when shaping your content
- 24. Be topical or leverage big news stories for your own marketing
- 25. TELL STORIES
- 27. Think about what made the John Lewis Christmas advert in 2011 so successful. It told a story their audience could relate to.
- 28. EMOTIVE
- 29. Most retweeted Twitter post of all time
- 30. Knocking Bieber off the top spot!
- 31. “When you try to reach everyone, you risk reaching no one” Colleen Jones Clout – The Art and Science of Influential Web Content
- 32. TARGETED
- 33. Promoted posts… Do they work? Likes from fake profiles
- 34. Promoted posts… Do they work? No referral traffic from Bangkok in Google Analytics. Is the Facebook ad network compromised by spam?
- 35. Think about what matters to the people closest to your brand. Target the people who will add value. Don‟t treat it as a vanity project if you want to build an engaged community.
- 37. Great marketing is not „what you sell‟…
- 38. Great marketing is not „what you sell‟… it‟s „what you stand for‟
- 39. “Your brand has to stand for something. If everyone loves you, you might be doing something wrong” Joe Pulizzi
- 40. TRUSTWORTHY
- 41. Competitive Market: Southwest & Jet Blue 70% bookings through web channels. Understand that their audience are tech savvy. First airline to add fleet-wide Wi-Fi. Early adopters of social customer service using Twitter and Facebook to deal with positive and negative feedback. Built brand loyalty with rewards & compensation for their customers through Twitter and Facebook. Built brand trust with their open approach to customer service.
- 42. So what‟s stopping you?
- 43. “Our industry is boring”
- 44. “Our industry is boring” Huge increase in brand awareness - Over 300 million views! Content that taps into a new audience, very sharable. Content promotes quality of product. Created a whole new revenue stream with impression based advertising on their videos. Sales up 500% in 2008, 700% in 2009. Put a face to their brand!
- 45. “We only deal in B2B” 71% of B2B buyers use the internet to get their information
- 46. “We only deal in B2B” Experts in content marketing. Thought leaders in their field. Wide range of content: podcasts, webinars, eBooks, blog, free tools. Found the value in their customers needs. Appeals to business of all sizes. Scalable content marketing! Lots of entry points in their lead generation funnel.
- 47. “Our audience is very niche” Create content that provides real value to your audience. Stand out as a thought leader in your industry. Easier to identify contacts already engaging in social networks. Build a community around your niche regardless of the users location. Attract more qualified leads > generate high-quality conversions. Better to have 100 fully engaged fans, than 1000 unengaged.
- 48. “We only deal locally” Audience is on your doorstep, easier to target. Already have something in common with your audience. Being local is desirable quality in todays climate, easier to build trust. Create a sense of community with your audience which you can take offline. Easier to create brand advocates and reward brand loyalty. Rise of geolocation apps will have strong benefits. Word of mouth still most trusted source of marketing.
- 49. Let‟s recap
- 50. NEWSWORTHY TELL STORIES TARGETED STAND FOR EMOTIVE TRUSTWORTHY SOMETHING
- 51. Thank you! Kristian Bannister Creative Director [at] No Pork Pies @YeahKristian