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Vivid Sydney Social Media Workshop
Agenda
1. Defining your social strategy
2. Creating fit-for-channel content
3. Reaching the right audience through paid media
4. Engaging with your community
5. Recap: Tips and hints
6. Helpful resources
Defining a strategy to make your event stand out
Defining the social strategy for your Vivid Sydney campaign
▪ Outline your objectives for the Vivid Sydney – build awareness; drive
attendance / sell tickets and/or Push peopleto the Vivid Sydney website
▪ What are the key messagesyou wish to convey - pre-event, during and after
the event
▪ Who are your key audiences – peoplewho have / you want to engagewith
your brand?
▪ What socialchannelscanyou leverage
▪ Socialmedia should becriticalcomponentof your marketing mix. Plan for it
early sotime is not a determining factor
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO
GET OUT OF VIVID SYDNEY?
WHAT DOES SUCCESS LOOK
LIKE?
Getting cut-through by creatingbespoke content
Determining your content needs
Now you have settledon a strategic approach that aligns toyour objectives,
audiences and key messages, you need to determine what are your key content
requirements.
▪ Identifythe different streams of content you need to create to meet your
objectives across the festival
▪ Think about how different types of content need to work at different stages
of the campaign – before, during and after the festival
▪ Define the role of each social channel, what content will be posted where and
what frequency you need
▪ Focus on quality over quantity to strike the right balance of how much content
you will need, particularly if you have paid media support (more on this a little
later)
HOW OFTEN SHOULD I POST?
ONLY POST WHEN YOU HAVE SOMETHING
MEANINGFUL TO SAY.
TAILOR YOUR APPROACH TO YOUR NEEDS
PRE-EVENT, DURING THE EVENT AND POST-
EVENT
Build a suite of content
Build a suite of content that is fit for purposefor social / specific channels.Here
are a few thought starters:
CREATE IMAGES / VIDEOS
OF ELEMENTS RELEVANT TO
YOUR ACTIVITY (SPEAKERS,
ARTISTS)
UTILISE ASSETS FROM
PREVIOUS VIVID SYDNEY
FESTIVALS / REFRESH TO
PROVIDE A 2020 CONTEXT
CONSIDER SYMBOLIC STOCK
IMAGERY THAT SUGGESTS A
SUBJECT MATTER YOU ARE
AN EXPERT IN
DEVELOP PROMO VIDEOS
THAT SPARK EXCITEMENT
AND ENGAGEMENT WITH
YOUR AUDIENCE
LINKS TO BLOG CONTENT
OR PRESS COVERAGE
RELATING TO YOU
PRESENCE AT VIVID SYDNEY
CREATE FACEBOOK EVENT
PAGES FOR VIVID SYDNEY
ACTIVITY / EVENTS TO DRIVE
ATTENDANCE
DEVELOP WEBSITE PAGES
THAT YOU CAN LINK PEOPLE
TO FROM SOCIAL TO
DISCOVER MORE
INFORMATION
Video post:
Asset dimensions: 4x5 or 1x1
Tip: Upload witha thumbnail
Image post:
Asset dimensions: 4x5 or 1x1
Tip: Think a point ofdifference
Video or Image link post:
Image dimensions:1x1 or
1.91x1
Tip: Great to promote a direct
link to website
Story post:
Dimensions: 9:16
Tip: For organic uploads, use
#vividsydney hashtag,@vividsydney mentions, artist
music and Vivid Sydney stickers
(below).
Key Facebook formats
There are a number of key formats you can utiliseon Facebook for organicand/or paidcontent, including:
Carousel(rec.paid only):
Asset dimensions:1x1
Tip: Great to promote different
elements
Event page:
Tips: Visuals with impact, regular
updates, inviteyour network
Key Instagram formats
You can utilise many of the same Facebook formats on Instagram, for organic and/or paidcontent, including:Note: Reels can only be used on Instagram, but use the same dimensions as Stories
Video post:
Asset dimensions: 4x5 or 1x1
Tip: Upload witha thumbnail
Image post:
Asset dimensions: 4x5 or 1x1
Tip: Think a point ofdifference
Video or Image link post:
Image dimensions:1x1 or1.91x1
Tip: Great to promote a direct link to
website
Gallery (carousel):
Asset dimensions:1x1
Tip: Great format to promote
different elements / capture different imagery in one post
Reels and Storypost:
Dimensions: 9:16
Tip: For organic uploads, use
#vividsydney hashtag, @vividsydneymentions,artist music and Vivid Sydney
stickers (below).
Key Twitter formats
There are a number of considerations for Twitterformats, including:
Video tweet:
Asset dimensions: 1x1 or 2x1 Tip:
Uploadwith a thumbnail
Image tweet:
Asset dimensions:1x1 or 2x1
Tip: Can upload multiple images with
your tweet
Website card (paid only):
Image dimensions:1x1 or 2x1Tip: Drive people to website with more
information/ to book tickets
Tone of voice
▪ Keep your social toneof voice consistent across content and think about how
different posts work with each other to communicate your key messages.
▪ Keep post copy clear, concise and conversational, like you are a talkingwith
your a neighbouror colleague in a socialsettingas opposed to talking to them
in a more formal setting.
▪ Use inspirational languagethat sparksengagement andaction.
▪ Don’t try to squeeze too much information into the one post. Focus on the key
messageyou need to communicate and what actionyou want people to take
(i.e. reaction, comment,or clicktowebsite).
▪ Include a Call-To-Action (CTA) such as a question that sparks engagementor
direct users to the website (book your spot / ticket now).
▪ Use emojis sparinglytocomplement your content but don’t overdo them.
Look and feel
▪ It’s important tomaintaina consistent visual tone
across your campaign yet utilise the strengths of
each channel.
▪ When choosing imagery,consider dynamic, visual
appealing assetsthat inspire engagement and
provide context to the atmosphere or event.
▪ Avoid asset fatigue by using images more than once
and make sure they align toyour socialobjectives.
▪ Always consider the relationship between your copy
and asset to convey entire message – compliment
your messaging rather than repeat in copy and asset.
▪ Develop and/or adaptyour assets for social content
in particular. Avoid using too much branding and text
on your asset.
Suitable for social
▪ Creates atmosphere
▪ Provides a different
take on a iconic
location
▪ Focuses in close
on subject matter
▪ Excellent quality
and composition
▪ Heroes subject in
an animated /
engaging way
Not suitable for social
▪ People looking
away from camera
▪ Repurposing text-
heavy event posters
▪ Images shot without
consideration / in a
hurry and key
subject is lost
▪ Promo headshots
that lack context
▪ Subject appears too
small on a mobile
device / too far away
Easy wins
▪ IG Reels – Short 15 Second videos that don’t have to be too polished. They
are a great way to help you get more people viewing and engaging with
your content
▪ Facebook and Instagram stories – before and duringthe event – Content
does not have to be too polished and has a variety of features (hyper lapse,
video, music, GIF, text and stickers, polls, quizzes).
▪ Incentivise engagement through questions, competitions etc.
▪ Encourage social sharing– Reachout to existing networks / ask your audience
to share their experience through images.
▪ Facebook event pages – A hub for info about your event, proactively invite
people in your network / gauge interest.
Tailorthe use of hashtagsfor specificchannels:
▪ Facebook and LinkedIn – 1-3 hashtags per post to
focus on festival (i.e. #VividSydney, #BrandName
#Creativity)
▪ Instagram and TikTok–5-10 hashtags that coverthe
festival, your brand, themes relevant to your
experience, location etc. (i.e. #VividSydney
#BrandName #Creativity #SydneyTownHall)
▪ Twitter– 2-3 hashtags that focus on festival, relevant
themes, location (i.e.#VividSydney #Creativity
#SydneyTownHall)
▪ Be part of the wider festival conversation by using
#VividSydney
▪ Tag collaborators and partneraccounts relevant to your
festival experience (i.e. @vividsydney @rbgsydney)
Hashtags / Mentions
Reaching the right audience through paid media
Amplifying your content with paid media
▪ Understand your audience digital behaviours to target basedon
interest, demographics, location and placements (different types of
ads).
▪ Boost your best content to reach the rightaudience, with the right
message, at the right time.
▪ If budget allows, map out and assign a paidspend amount for your
most important content but allow a contingency budget to boost
high performing content through out the festival.
▪ Test different call-to-action buttons for paid content thatalign with
the objective of the post (i.e. Learn More, Book Now, Redeem).
▪ Considerevent response ads. Boost awareness and sell more tickets.
There are two methods to put paid
support behind your Facebook /
Instagram content:
▪ Simple: Boost an existing post
▪ Advanced: Facebook Ads Manager
To boost Twitter content, go to:
▪ Simple: Quick Promote
▪ Advanced: TwitterAds
Engaging with the community through social conversation
Engaging with your community
Onceyou have a strategy in place and you have developed content, think about
moderation of your content once it is live.
▪ You can amplify / engage further with your audience further by responding to
comments/ queries. Keep the conversation informal and chattybut only enter
when you have a clear mandate to do so (i.e. someone has asked a question /
information that needs clarification). If someone has tagged a friend your post
and direct a comment tothem, consider using the reaction function instead.
▪ Bewareof trolls lookingfor a bite (trustyour gut instinct).
▪ Develop a simple escalation process to deal with negative complaints and/or
matters that do not need to discussed in a public forum(tip:acknowledge the
personbut don’t admit blame, ask them to provide their details via a private
message).
▪ Impart your knowledge and expertise in the wider social
conversation (only where you permissiontoplay).
DEVELOP A CONVERSATION MATRIX
WITH MESSAGING / RESPONSESFOR
DIFFERENT TYPES OF ENQUIRIES YOU
MIGHT EXPECT TO RECEIVE
(POSITIVEAND NEGATIVE)
Recap: Best practice tips and hints
Recap: Tips and hints
THINK MOBILE FIRST
WHEN CREATING
CONTENT
CONSIDER YOUR
MESSAGING - HOW POST
COPY WORKS WITH
ASSETS
KEEP POST COPY SHORT,
PUNCHY AND ON MESSAGE
TO MEET YOUR OBJECTIVES
EMPLOY CTAS TO
SPARK ACTION
(ENGAGEMENT,
WEBSITE VISITS)
BE SMART WITH THE USE OF
HASHTAGS. ONLY USE WHEN
THEY WILL ADD VALUE
CONSIDER PAID MEDIA TO
REACH THE RIGHT PEOPLE
WITH THE RIGHT MESSAGE
ENGAGE COMMUNITY VIA
COMMENTS / INFLUENCE
WIDER CONVERSATION
Helpful resources
Useful resources to help you
Facebook / Instagram Ad Guide
Facebook Ad Set up: Boostinga post Facebook
Ad Set up: Ads Manager Facebook Blueprint
e-Learningportal TwitterAd Guide
TwitterAd set up: Quick Promote Twitter
Ad set up: Twitter Ads LinkedIn Ads
Guide
Useful resources to help you
Facebook / Instagram Ad Guide
Facebook Ad Set up: Boostinga post Facebook
Ad Set up: Ads Manager Facebook Blueprint
e-Learningportal TwitterAd Guide
TwitterAd set up: Quick Promote Twitter
Ad set up: Twitter Ads LinkedIn Ads
Guide
Useful resources to help you
Facebook / Instagram Ad Guide
Facebook Ad Set up: Boostinga post Facebook
Ad Set up: Ads Manager Facebook Blueprint
e-Learningportal TwitterAd Guide
TwitterAd set up: Quick Promote Twitter
Ad set up: Twitter Ads LinkedIn Ads
Guide
Useful resources to help you
Facebook / Instagram Ad Guide
Facebook Ad Set up: Boostinga post Facebook
Ad Set up: Ads Manager Facebook Blueprint
e-Learningportal TwitterAd Guide
TwitterAd set up: Quick Promote Twitter
Ad set up: Twitter Ads LinkedIn Ads
Guide
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