Lecture 3 Flashcards
Paid media is
any media activity for which a company pays.
Owned media is
any media activity that a company owns and controls.
Earned media is
any media activity that a company does not directly control.
Paid Media Examples
Internet Advertising PPC Search Marketing Mobile Advertising Sponsorships Paid Advertising
Earned Media Examples
Social Media (Pages and Feed)
WOM
User Forums
News, PR, Announcements
Owned Media Examples
Brand and Product websites
Mobile Brand and Product Websites
Proprietary Mobile Apps
Customer Care Services
Proprietary Digital Content
QUESTION CATEGORIES IN A SOCIAL MEDIA AUDIT
A. General overview of social media activities
B. For each active (owned) social media channel:
What do you currently use it for?
C. For each active (owned) social media channel:
Competitive and performance intelligence
Social Media Objectives
Increase brand awareness
Increase brand engagement
Cultivate positive brand attitude
Generate leads: finding more sales and revenue opportunities
Advocacy
Customer retention
Public feeds drive
brand awareness
Private channels drive
meaningful one-to-one engagement
Instagram’s Threads, LinkedIn’s Teammates
After answering the audit questions, marketers should
give the brand a grade
(A, B, C, etc.) or a score (e.g., on a 10-point scale)
Then, priorities (“importance weights”) should be assigned
The outcome of the social media audit can be determined
5 categories of social media measurement
Exposure
Influence
Engagement
Action/Convert
Retain
Align Social Media Metrics With Goals
Awareness Engagement Positive attitude Advocacy Lead generation Retention
Exposure is a measure of
brand reach
Influence is
a measure of how many people who were exposed to
your brand by an influencer in your industry
A separate category from exposure
Similar to referral
Unlike traditional media, social media focus on
interactive
experiences, social sharing, and engagement.
Researchers conceptualize brand experience as the
sensations, feelings, thoughts, and behaviors evoked by
brand-related stimuli when consumers interact with brands
What to use when creating a listening station
A list of keywords
Your brand/competitor brand/industry trends
Tools to collect social data
Varying capability: coverage, functions, and analytics
Interpret the conversation caught by listening station
Volume/coverage
the number of times a brand is mentioned
Depth
the amount of brand detail: keywords, topics, themes
Lead Generation corresponds to the __
stage in the sales funnel
Action/Conversion
What is a lead?
A prospect clicks on a link to your own website from a post you shared
Social media leads are at an earlier stage in
the buying cycle than
people who have sought out your product with a search engine
Pros and Cons of social media leads
Pros: more likely to beat your competitor due to the engagement
Cons: takes longer to convert
Soft lead are
people who have provided contact information
in exchange for a piece of content that does not indicate
interest in your products or services
Interest in the content but not the product quite yet
Too early for the sales process