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Social Creative that Delivers

VMG Symposium | April 2016

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Get results when you put social first

Little Arrows is obsessed with creative social media

that drives real business results.

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Amplifies and extends offline marketing efforts

Drives awareness, affinity, and sharing

Allows you to take control of digital primacy

Increases customer affinity & loyalty

Social Media is Critical to Your Success

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How do you make it happen?

We’ve come a long way from 2008

You can’t assign this to your intern or customer service department

Paid advertising is critical, and it must be in lock-step with your creative

You need concrete goals that link to real-life business results

Getting it Done

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Information is cheap, but attention is expensive We now spend 9.5 hours out of every day

consuming media, more than any other activity.

With continually increasing information – and no

increase in the number of hours in a day – our

attention becomes rarer and more valuable.

Where do you fit in?

Information

Hours in the Day

Hours Consuming Media

The Challenge

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Social Creative that Delivers You need high-quality creative content aligned to an airtight

distribution strategy to break through.

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Before You Dive In

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How does social media fit into your overall

marketing plan?

Social media can amplify and extend your overarching marketing efforts

and help achieve your goals

If you don’t have your data in order, it will be hard to measure ROI

Don’t dabble in every new platform, focus on the ones that drive result

Setting the Stage

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AwarenessAttract new customers and

increase your brand

awareness through highly efficient advertising.

Engagement & Relevance

Keep your current fans

happy and help your brand remain top-of mind.

CampaignsSupport a new product

launch or seasonal

promotion with a pulse of social activity.

PurchaseDrive directly to purchase

or coupon redemption.

What role can social play for your business?

Choosing a Direction

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AwarenessFrequency

Brand Recognition &

Awareness

Fans & Followers

Engagement & Relevance

Social Mentions

Share of Voice

Engagement Rate

Repeat Purchase

Customer Loyalty

CampaignsSocial Mentions

Share of Voice

Sweepstakes/ Contest Entries

PurchaseClicks

Conversions

Coupons

Store Locators

Setting Your KPIs

Quantifying Success

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What can social do for your brand?

When and where can it best support your other

marketing efforts?

Based on your knowledge of your target and category,

what do you think will be successful?

How will you quantify success?

Questions To Answer

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Social Creative that Delivers

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Shareability is the key to great social content

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The most shareable content makes your customers think of other

people, not necessarily of yourself.

What is Shareable Content?

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What You’re Up Against

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The number of shares on your content isn’t just a feel-good metric:

posts that are heavily shared will cause FB to change its news feed

delivery for your posts.

Why Sharing is So Important

The golden rule is: the more your content is shared, the more people you’ll reach organically.

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Build Evangelism InMedia spreads when it makes us think of people we want

to share it with. Find the angle that shows you understand

your audience.

Example: Humor is always welcome

Example: Understand your audience

Creating Shareable Content

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Small & Fast EngagementsAttention spans are short online. Fast, easy content and

interaction works best for sticky content.

Example: Like to Win Contests

Creating Shareable Content

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Encouraging ParticipationAllow consumers to add their personal stamp to products,

conversations, and campaigns.

Example: Trivia Contests

Creating Shareable Content

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Provide MotivationOffer utility, entertainment, or discounts.

Example: VIP Access

Creating Shareable Content

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What would make your ideal fans think of their friends? Their family?

Create high-quality creative that includes your brand.

What kinds of value can you offer to your fans?

Ask questions and listen - your fans will tell you want you want.

Making it Happen

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Social Creative that Delivers

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Attention Content

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Choose your platforms wisely

Facebook and Instagram should be the center of your strategy

Twitter is declining, but can serve a purpose for engaging with

professionals or aligning to popular events

Pinterest is best for driving to e-commerce

Snapchat is only sustainable if you can publish content daily and if you

already have a popular brand

Where to Play

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Most popular social platforms offer very

limited organic reach - meaning you’ll be able

to reach fewer of your followers, decreasing

your opportunities for growth.

In 2015, having 1 million fans or followers

might make you feel great - but it doesn’t

mean you’ll actually be reaching anyone with

your content.

Organic Growth & Monetization No Longer Work

Since 2012, Facebook has been gradually reducing the organic reach of content posted by brand pages, encouraging businesses to pay for promoted posts to get in front of fans ... Each piece of content is seen by almost none of the people who "like" a brand, unless the brand pays Facebook.

- FastCompany, 3/31/14

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Paid Media is critical, and it needs to be in lock-

step with your creative

Paid media is critical to your social strategy

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Why pay on Facebook and Instagram?

If you’re doing it right, it will be very cost-effective - and the data is

better than other channels

The targeting is awesome

Constantly evolving ad products with cool new features

That pesky algorithm everyone complains about is designed to keep the

maximum number of users active on the platform (which they are)

Pay to Play

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Developing a targeting strategy

Don’t just look at handraisers - dig into demographics

Test, test, and test some more

Mix up your targeting depending on your content

Constant vigilance

Targeting with Paid Media

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Can social deliver for your business?

Don’t take my word for it - test it for your brand

You can test with any budget

Define a methodology for measuring ROI before you test

Compare costs and results with other platforms

Place equal importance on creative and delivery

Testing and Learning

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Shareable Content+ Smart Delivery

Attention

In Summary:

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Let’s Chat

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Get in Touch

Marci IkelerLittle Arrows

littlearrows.com

[email protected]

@marciikeler

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Thank You