enterprise social 2.0 march 2011

11
Harnessing the power of Social Networks Bridging the gap between Brands and Consumers Mark Simon Managing Director Toluna

Upload: mark-simon

Post on 31-Oct-2014

412 views

Category:

Business


1 download

DESCRIPTION

My presentation as Chairman of the Enterprise Social 2.0 conference in Brussels March 2011.

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Enterprise Social 2.0 March 2011

Harnessing the power of Social NetworksBridging the gap between Brands and Consumers

Mark Simon

Managing Director

Toluna

Page 2: Enterprise Social 2.0 March 2011

Online Behaviour is Changing....

/ 2Infographic from Flowtown – ‘My Mom is on Facebook?’

Page 3: Enterprise Social 2.0 March 2011

What are people doing?

/ 3

Source: www.digitalinspiration.com

Previously:

Marketing to the masses

Purchased by the individual

Now what?

Page 4: Enterprise Social 2.0 March 2011

Harnessing social sources

The good and the bad (no ugly, sorry)

Doing it right

‘Bring back Wispa’ Campaign

“This was the first time that the power

of the Internet played such an intrinsic

role in the return of a Cadbury brand.”Cadbury Schweppes

/ 4

Getting it wrong

Gap Logo #Fail

180degree flip

Lessons to be learnt…

1. Brands already have a live research panel - it’s called Twitter and Facebook

2. Social Media is great help for some concept devt

3. Don’t source community reactions after the event

4. Evaluate community value early - then make research strategy decisions

5. Social Media tools exist to establish what value a community adds

Page 5: Enterprise Social 2.0 March 2011

How are brands reacting?

More good news stories

Old Spice*

/ 5

Dell IdeaStorm

12,000 Members

84,000 comments

900,000 votes

1-5% of ideas usable

X4 traffic in ‘10 vs ‘09

(e-week.com 2009)

3 days - 180 videos

40m views in 1 week

1.4bn campaign impressions

Sales up 27% (107% in 1st mth)

*Source Wieden & Kennedy

Page 6: Enterprise Social 2.0 March 2011

Case study 1: Royal Mail Opinion Forum

Social media-driven insight in action

Why?

Feedback

Engagement

Relationship

Connection to community

/ 6

Connection to community

Results?

Speed

Value

Grow research programme

Encourage creativity

Engaging staff and customers

Industry recognition

Page 7: Enterprise Social 2.0 March 2011

Harnessing Communities...Real-time Insight

Toluna.com - 1m votes daily – 4m members

Context…Community loves to vote, share opinions and has

massive scaleBrands and agencies need faster, more agile market

research solutions

Aims of the Toluna community…Challenge low industry response rates and panel

/ 7

Challenge low industry response rates and panel

recruitment challenges

Increase engagement with members

Low cost, fast, scalable, sharable solution for brands,

Turn votes & opinions into a nimble, ‘pay per survey’

model

Harnessed community trafficCreate your own survey of 1-15 questions

Launch surveys live to toluna.com

100-2,000 responses in hours

See results live

Share questions and results

Page 8: Enterprise Social 2.0 March 2011

Pre-campaign - Elvis Duets (International)TargetingSong SelectionArtist collaborationsStrongest potential territories

Filling the Gaps - Media Channels & Song Testing (Aus)

Case study 2: Sony Music

Social media-driven traffic -> insight agility

/ 8

Filling the Gaps - Media Channels & Song Testing (Aus)Sony Music segments and Australian NewspapersSong testingEffective and simple

Market Success - Lullaby Kids (UK)Consumer’s opinionsPropensity to buySegmented targeting£500 investment-> exposure on BBC, 5000% increase in sale

Page 9: Enterprise Social 2.0 March 2011

Onwards...

Let’s be where our audience is!Technology is available!Opportunities - co-creation / NPD, brand advocacy, engagement, listeningThreats – privacy, ‘me too’, innovation, data paralysis

So what do we need to do?

/ 9

So what do we need to do?

Listen...talk...engage....

It’s up to us to grasp this opportunity and to truly give our customers a seat at the table....

Enjoy!

Page 10: Enterprise Social 2.0 March 2011

Summary Day 1

Marketing is more difficult than it’s ever been

Monitoring / making sense of unstructured data is tough

Social media means loss of brand ownership – can we cope?

Technology available but figure out strategy then pick right tools

/

Educate internally, encourage behavioural shifts before going external

Story-telling and conversations are key – move beyond ‘product’

Threats can create opportunities and new ways of engaging with people

Social media – more powerful than trad comms? for greater good to society

10

Don’t forget to fill in your speaker evaluation forms

Presentations will be available in next 2-3 days

Drinks reception

Thank you

Page 11: Enterprise Social 2.0 March 2011

Thank youThank you

[email protected]@marklsimon