reny social media strategy
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RenySocial Media Strategy
Full Strategy of the Summer SeasonAug, Sep & Oct 2014
Eng./ Mustafa OthmanSocial Media Specialist @ Reny
Outline
• Brand Identification• Goals & Objectives• Target Audience• Competition• Communication• Strategy• Engagement Ideas• Crisis Management
Brand Identification
• Reny is a French firm with a main operation office in Egypt.
• Reny is specialized in Interior Design, Architecture, & Planning.
• They are considered as the only one of its kind in the New Cairo city.
Goals & Objectives
• Increase brand awareness
• Launch new Social Media campaign through Facebook
• Engage people through creative content
• Strengthen loyalty between the brand and the consumer
• Increasing sales
Target Audience(Primary Target)
• Demographic Profile:– Males & Females– 25 to 65 Years
• Residential Area:– New Cairo, Egypt
• 5th Settlement (Gharb Al-Golf, Kattameya Heights & Kattameya Dunes) , Rehab City & 1st Settlement.
• Physiographic Profile:– Upper & Middle Class– Married / Engaged – Busy / Business Men– Well-Educated
• Interests:– Décor, Home Planning, Art & Better Life
Target Audience(Secondary Target)
• Demographic Profile:– University Students (Males / Females)– 20 to 25 Years
• Residential Area:– Cairo, Egypt
• Physiographic Profile:– Architecture Engineering & Interior Design
Students.– Public / Private Universities– Upper & Middle Class– Well-Educated
• Interests:– Part-time Jobs, Internships, & Training.
Competitions
• It seems that there is a little online presence for a major sector of the well-known companies and brands.
• This is a great opportunity for us as we have a good online presence.
Competitions(Online Presence Analysis)
• Mona Hussien / Mahally– Facebook:
• 10K & 9K fans• Photos tab• Instagram & Twitter tab• English posts• Branded posts
• Alchemy Designs– Facebook:
• 5K fans• YouTube & Pinterest tab• English & Branded posts
• Rajany Designs– Facebook:
• 2K fans• English & Branded posts
Communications
• Communication Methods:– Lingo:
• Arabic “slang” & English (Posts / Replies)• Friendly
• Communication Channels– Social Media Channels
• Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google+, Behance, Instagram, Pinterest, Vimeo, & LinkedIn
– Email Marketing– Blog– SMS Campaigns
Strategy(Content Strategy)
• We will concentrate on presenting the following topics in our strategy:– Information about our services in the
New Cairo city.
– Tips & tutorials about the fields.
– Blog posts about the new trends in the field of interior design and architecture.
Strategy(Content Strategy)
Content Types
Engagement Activation
Inspiration Tips & Tricks
Social Channels Announcements
Quotes Sales
Event Offers
Voting Morning Post
Seasonal Videos
Engagement Ideas(Interior Design Lessons)
• Presenting a daily lesson about the fundamentals of the interior design field on YouTube
• Each lesson will discuss a new concept in the field and be less than 2 minutes
• We can have a quiz for each video, and can also have a competition for all of these videos
• We can also provide other resourcesfor them.
Engagement Ideas(Summer Internships for Students)
• Usually, all of the university students are looking for opportunities to enhance their career future. We can offer a summer internship for them.
• We will concentrate on the Interior Design and Architecture Engineering Students
• The internships must involve training and working closely with the team.
• The trainees will take salaries at the end of the training duration.
Engagement Ideas(Your Dream Home)
• In this idea, we ask our fans to share with us their creative ideas about the dream home.
• Also, we can encourage our fans to send their designs, and we will repost them in our page.
Engagement IdeasLive Activations / Show Room
• For a full engagement environment we can establish a live activation (booth) every weekend in the New Cairo city.
• In that booth we have the sales team spending a full day interacting with people, introducing our products and services
• We can also participate in any related exhibition, and announce about it to our fans.
Crisis Management
• Our social media account must has a plan for what will happen in each of these eventualities:– the account is hacked by an unauthorised person
– a message is posted which is factually incorrect, or turns out to be
– something editorially inappropriate is inadvertently posted
• My general policy is not to delete problematic posts / tweets (as this can create more of a firestorm than leaving them live), but to apologise/clarify as quickly as possible afterwards.
• There are exceptions to my "don't delete" policy, especially if I have published something with legal ramifications.