Numbers never lie. That is, unless you have the wrong numbers. As we move from traditional media to social media, new numbers have been created that can either show you to be on the right track or off the beaten one. This session will separate the metrics that matter from the ones that don’t.
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The ROI of ROI. Social Media Metrics that Matter
1. The ROI of ROI
Social Media Metrics that
Matter
Cory Hartlen
Product Marketing Manager
cory.hartlen@radian6.com
Twitter: @coryhartlen
2. Your Customers Share More than Ever Before
Having a problem
Great with…
article on…
Love the Looking
new… Cool for recs...
video…
Hiring
Product a CTO…
review…
But what are they saying?
3. But Enterprises Are Not Prepared
to Engage in Social Conversations
of CMOs are tracking social
38% media metrics1
of CMOs feel unprepared
68% to deal with social media1
of companies ignore customer
70% complaints on Twitter2
1 IBM Global CMO Study 2011
2 Maritz and evolve24 Twitter Study, September 2011
4. | THE SOCIAL DIVIDE: VOICE OF THE
MARKET AND ORGANIZATIONS
Your customers, employees,
How do you seize
suppliers, fans and detractors are
the opportunity?
social. This is your community!
6. | IT ALL STARTS WITH LISTENING, BUT FOR WHAT?
Compliments Crisis
Ideas
Influencers Campaign
Complaints
Needs
Competition
7. | THE FIVE C’S OF SOCIAL MARKETING
Content
Community
Conversation
Collaboration
Connections
8. | THE SEVEN OUTCOMES OF SOCIAL MARKETING
• Enhance Branding or
Increase awareness
• Protect Brand Reputation
• Facilitating PR
• Building Communities
• Improving Customer Service
• Driving R&D
• Increasing Sales
-Jason Falls, Nobullshitsocialmedia.com
9. | SOCIAL MEDIA GRID,
ALIGN YOUR DEPARTMENT AND CORPORATE GOALS
Your Brand Your Your Industry
Competitors
Listen/Analyze 1 2 3
Measure 4 5 6
Engage/Content 7 8 9
9
10. | COMMON SOCIAL BUSINESS OBJECTIVES
•Gaining Exposure
•Fostering Dialogue
•Generating Interactions
•Facilitating Support
•Promoting Advocacy
•Spurring Innovation
John Lovett, Social Media Metrics Secrets
Your customers, prospects, analysts, detractors and advocates are social.. They are having important conversations that either need immediate responses or hold valuable data about your products and operations. -There needs to be a way to seize these opportunities as they arise on the social web, and be part of the conversations going on about your brand, products, competitors, and industry.