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SOCIALMEDIA.ORG/SUMMIT ORLANDO How to run a social media listening program KEITH MCARTHUR ROGERS COMMUNICATIONS DECEMBER 9–11, 2013

How to run a social media listening program, presented by Keith McArthur

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SOCIALMEDIA.ORG/SUMMITORLANDO

How to run a social medialistening program

KEITH MCARTHURROGERS COMMUNICATIONS

DECEMBER 9–11, 2013

   How to Run a Social Listening Program:

From listening to intelligence in five easy steps

Kei th McAr thur VP , Soc ia l Media Rogers December  10,  2013  

@keithmcarthur  

@keithmcarthur            #brandsonly    

@keithmcarthur            #brandsonly    

From listening to intelligence in five easy steps

1. Know  why  you’re  listening  2. Op=mize  tools  and  talent  3. Don’t  use  good  data  for  evil  4. Don’t  just  listen:  Hear  5. Go  big  (data)  or  go  home!  

@keithmcarthur            #brandsonly    

1) Know why you’re listening

•  All  good  conversa=ons  start  with  listening  –  Know  what  to  say  and  

what  not  to  say  –  Know  when  to  talk  

@keithmcarthur            #brandsonly    

•  World’s  biggest  focus  group  –  Intelligence  on  your  

customers  /  products  /  services  

–  Compe==ve  intelligence  

0%  10%  20%  30%  40%  50%  60%  70%  80%  90%  100%  

Propor7on  of  Conversa7on  Topics  

NOT  VILLAS  OR  CHRISTMAS   VILLAS   CHRISTMAS  

@keithmcarthur            #brandsonly    

2) Optimize tools and talent

•  People  –  Internal  or  external?  –  Listening  command  centre  vs.  decentralized  

 

@keithmcarthur            #brandsonly    

•  Tool  –  Free  vs.  paid  –  Stand-­‐alone  or  interact  with  other  tools?  

–  Support  mul=ple  languages?  

–  Alerts?  –  Boolean  vs.  Natural  Language  Processing  

Pro-­‐%p:  Make  sure  tool  is  transparent  and  data  is  raw  

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@keithmcarthur            #brandsonly    

3. Don’t use good data for evil

 

•  There  is  no  such  thing  as  bad  data  

•  Data  is  conclusion-­‐agnos=c    

•  The  numbers  aren’t  out  to  get  us  

@keithmcarthur            #brandsonly    

Bad  data  is  an  excuse  by  bad  data  scien=sts,  caused  by:  

@keithmcarthur            #brandsonly    

•  Bad  Ques=on  •  Bad  Methodology  •  Bad  Conclusion  

4. Don’t just listen: Hear

If  a  tree  tweets  in  a  forest,  does  anybody  hear?  @keithmcarthur            #brandsonly    

@keithmcarthur            #brandsonly    

@keithmcarthur            #brandsonly    

5: Go big (data) or go home!

@keithmcarthur            #brandsonly    

•  Reserva=on  trends  •  Comment  cards  •  Feedback  at  contact  

centres  &  check-­‐in  •  Customer  RM  

profiles  •  Professional  

reviews    SM+CRM  •  Match  tweets  with  

reserva=ons  •  Incen=vise  to  hand  

over  social  profiles    

@keithmcarthur            #brandsonly    

   

Thank You!

@keithmcarthur  

1.  Know why you’re listening

2.  Optimize tools and talent

3.  Don’t use good data for evil

4.  Don’t just listen: Hear

5.  Go big (data) or go home!

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