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Jacques Natz of SmithGeiger discusses how social media can affect journalism.

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Page 1: Screening for Social TV

© 2013 SmithGeiger LLC

2013 Hurley Symposium

Screening for Social TV

April 2013

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News Consumers on Social Media

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90%

51%40%

26%

Facebook Twitter Google+ Pinterest

Share of News Viewers on Each Social Media Site

• 90% of all Americans consume local news online at least once on a weekly basis.

– Social Media Is A News Platform – More Digital News Consumers Turn to Facebook (over half) Every Day for News Than Watch Local News Program Daily – by 10 percentage points

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Frequency of Platform Usage for News and Information

Three Screen Is Here

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60%

55%

28%

10%

25%

36%

13%

9%

8%

6%

5%

5%

4%

2%

3%

3%

3%

1%

51%

72%

Internet

Television

Smartphone

Tablet

Multiple times every day About once a day Once a week Less than once a week Never

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New Tactics to Win

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Use comments for data-driven slideshow

Drove over 200,000 page views

on thebostonchannel.com

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Topic Fan Pages

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Problem: Feedback on main WESH fan page about too many Casey posts

Solution: Launched “Casey Anthony Updates” page for the hardcore fans

Over 275,000 passionate fans

Hundreds of interactions per post

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WCPO & Facebook Integration

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WPTV & Facebook Integration

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45%

33%

13%

5%

4%

Relative Share of Facebook Engagement

WMBFNews wbtwnews13 newschannel15 sunnews myhorrynews

0

200

400

600

800

1.0K

1.2K

1.4K

1.6K

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Facebook Fan Page Engagement Comparison Over Time

WMBFNews wbtwnews13 newschannel15 sunnews myhorrynews

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Facebook Post Views

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The Struggle is How To Effectively Engage

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The Struggle is How To Effectively Engage

Over 218,000 Fans

Over 187,000 Fans

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How to Measure Success?

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65%

63%

53%

48%

47%

47%

39%

24%

22%

20%

11%

12%

16%

17%

20%

24%

23%

26%

35%

40%

23%

25%

30%

35%

33%

29%

38%

49%

43%

40%

Health and medical updates

Reports on technology news or developments

Sports scores and highlights

Business and stock market reports

Interesting and outrageous videos from the internet

Entertainment and celebrity news updates

Stories that are trending on social media

Social media comments or posts

When you see a story that you have already seen from the previous night’s news

When you see a story you have already seen before that morning

Continue watching Change the channel Ignore the story but do not change the channel

Viewing Behavior over Different Types of Morning News Coverage

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Three Ways to Measure Success

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• Web Referral Traffic

• Virality and Total Reach – Facebook Insights

• Organic TV Integration Baked in vs. bolted on –The Facebook Conundrum

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Twitter to Air

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© 2013 SmithGeiger LLC

2013 Hurley Symposium

Screening for Social TV

April 2013