social media economy days 2011
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Summary by
Stephan Geuking & Eiko Isler
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Communication 2.0: From the first click to an
action – mobilization and obligation via digital
media (Julius van de Laar www.juliusvandelaar.com)
Former election campaign worker of Obama
Gave some examples, how they used Social-
Media
Storytelling is very important for your campaign
The Story you will tell has to be authentic,
emotional, with values and aspirations
Think about the story and the message at first
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The Social-Media-Revolution – How companies
react and change their processes (Andreas H. Bock –
Telekom, Philipp Rosenthal – Tieto):
Speech was about Enterprise 2.0
Implementing takes time
The added value has to be shown for everyone
„Copy“ the right things
Vision keepers are important
Train all interested people step by step
Be transparent while doing it
Enterprise 2.0 could be the future working model in companies
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Social Media Monitoring (Vicky Brook – Highland Business
Research, Bernhard Steimel – MIND Business Consultant):
A speech about possibilities of monitoring and what could be important
Monitoring could have many reasons and topics (Trendscouting, Customer Feedback and some other things)
It depends on the goals of the company
Some free tools have a delay range from 24 to 72 hours
The delay could be a huge problem, if you want (or have) to do real time analysis
The most tools are good, but many of them have some problems in case of sentiment
First of all: Find the goals (e.g. Consumer Feedback, Issue Management, Trend Scouting)
Possible KPI’ s: Audience Engagement, Active Advocate, Satisfaction Score, Topic Trends
Ask some basic questions for your monitoring: Who? When? Where? How? Why?
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Keynote G+ (Dr. Stefan Tweraser – Country Director Google
Germany):
Speech was about the development process, the past, the present and what could happen in the future
One goal of Google is, to combine all systems of Google (Email, Streetview, Youtube, etc.)
G+ has actually more than 50 million users worldwide and is the fastest growing social platform
They don’ t want to be a social-network, but being more social and using that tools to combine all systems
They will implement streaming stuff
They have a huge pipeline of things, which are actually under development
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Content is king (Robert Seeger – Agentur für
Kommunikationskunst):
The speeker explained, how important good content is
Three keyfacts are the most important things: Authentic, creative and exclusive
Search for real keyplayer and ask them, to help and to support you
Likes are profiling, sharing is a statement, to comment is a message and that should be the goal
Reward those people, who share your content
Storytelling: Easy, unexpected, specific, reliable, emotional, true
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Keynote-Session and Roundtable discussion:
Microsoft, Facebook, Telefonica, Google and Akom360 talked about the influence of social-media
Every company should learn to listen to the customers
One important thing was to clarify that fans and followers were not good KPI’ s
The activity, shares and discussions are more important
Companies who focus only on Fans and Followers will fail in the future
Another trend will be the merge of social-mobile-local (e. g. Nike is doing it)
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Social Media Monitoring Advanced (Prof. Dr. Peter
Gentsch – B.I.G.):
The main focus of this session was to show and explain, why social media should be a task and a goal for the complete company
A good monitoring could give all needed answers, e. g. customer-relationship-management, issue-management, trend scouting, brand communication, human resources management, competitor analysis(share of voice), engagement and many things more
Some possible KPI’ s: Influence, reach, network, satisfaction, consumption, contribution, sharings
KPI’ s could very complex, in case of a companywide strategy and every division has it’ s own KPI’ s
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Social Media and ROI (Vicky Brock – Highland Business
Research and Mirko Lange – talkabout communitcations):
Conversion rate isn’ t a hard and true fact of social media
It is not always synchronous with the original social media
Social is creating conversion opportunities
Actual value comes when your actions impact revenue, costs or satisfaction
Don’ t think about how much money you got with Social-Media
Think about, how much money you saved with Social-Media (e. g. Less support via Call Center, because of a public FAQ via Social-Media)
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Special: Google+ (Björn Tantau . Tameto Onlinemarketing eK):
G+ is one of the fastest growing platforms
For many people, it is a competitor of Facebook
G+ Sites affect and increase the scoring of search results on Google
G+ Company sites are not “micro websites”
These are communities and you need a community manager
Set it up, push it with exclusive content and use circles from the beginning
With circles you could manage better than before different types of customers for your business and special offerings
Do special offerings for your g+ follower
Don’ t forget the imprint
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Social Media Outside the Box
Marketing: How will i get 800.000 Fans
with 150€ -> targeted FB Advertising
Kitesurfing FB Community: Successful
via Community Management
86% of all TV viewers are surfing in the
meanwhile
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Social Mobile Local (Stefan Mohr – CEO of Jung von
Matt/next):
Some companies already started with social, local, mobile
Minigetawaystockholm.com, Nike True City, Nike Airwalk (virtual shops all over the city), Coca Cola Summerlove
It seems, that local is the next step of the web 2.0 evolution
High interaction rates (junaio.com and layar.com), more sales, more reach and more customer insights
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Youtube, Vimeo & Daily Motion – the secret of
successful videos
Storytelling: Easy, unexpected, specific,
reliable, emotional, true
Unconventional
Surprise effects
Entertainment
With humor
Share it on many platforms
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Conclusion
A good event to get some new ideas
Marketing oriented
Only Fans and Follower are an unimportant KPI
Think about the story and the message at first
UGC and sharing should be more important
Watch out for Keyplayer and Community Manager to engage your pages
Think about the goals for the company
The Award is kinda useless, because it was focused on marketing campaigns
Basically a good event, which could be visited
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