Questions
Why Do They Communicate?
Who do companies communicate with?
Not Harder
Work Smarter
Be Different! Define the Holy Smokes Factor
Know how you will measure the goal
Know where you will communicate
Know who you are communicating with
Know the goal of communications
Media
Conclusion
Create a Summary Dashboard
Why Does This Matter
The report says that many CEOs have marketing departments “purely out of tradition” and have “made the conscious decision not to expect more from marketing than branding, look/feel good ads and promotions”.
More than a third (69%) of CEOs say they have stopped enforcing key business objectives and indicators on marketers because they have “continuously failed” to prove marketing strategies and campaigns delivered business growth - Marketing Week / Fournaise Report
Customers
CEOs think you are a cost of doing business
CEOs think you lack credibility
CEOs don't expect much from you
CEOs think you are fluff stealing from the bottom-line
CEOs think you don't understand business
CEOs think you are failing
CEOs don't think you have influence
Just 20 per cent of CEOs consider their top marketers to be ROI marketers but those that do believe they have a “solid influence” within the organization and could go on to senior management.
CEOs don't want you in senior management
Public Relations
Radio
SEO
Online Advertising
Who sends communications?
Link to Success
Where Do We Communicate?
Custom URL Parameters
How To
Public Relations
Marketing
How to Measure Communications
Sales
Level Up
Business Objectives
Metrics
Website
Email
@Nichole_Kelly
Media
Challenge
Social media
- Drive Awareness
- Drive Bookings
- Engage Ski Audience
Mobile
Print
Solution
live
eat
- Begin Engaging skiers on Twitter and Facebook
- Provide Updates on Ski Conditions
- Show influential skiers at resort
Align Communications
to Business Goals
Executives
sales funnel
With 1% of the Marketing Budget Social Media:
Sales
Revenue
Cost
- Generated almost 500k different forms of engagement
- Generated a 128% lift in total impressions
- Decreased cost per impression by 23%
- Decreased cost per engagement by 82%
- Decreased cost per website visit by 86%
Three Goals
How to Develop
Measurable Communications
Challenge
How do we measure these Goals?
- Purchase habits are shifting from TV to the web
- BeachBody needed to shift to where the conversation was happening...social networks
- But needed to measure results
Solution
- Created strategy to engage online customers
- Selected Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and Flickr as channels
- Established a blogger outreach program
What does this REALLY mean for businesses?
Easy Metrics
- 26,000 mentions
- Reach over 1 million with a tweet
Step1: Define the Business Objective
Step 2: Determine the Metrics to Measure Achievement of the Business Objective
Step 3: Define the Key Message for the Content
Step 4: Determine the Action You Want the Audience to Take
Step 5: Define the Holy Smokes Factor
Step 6: Determine Where Piece will be Promoted
Step 7: Determine How You Will Track in Each Channel
Step 8: Create Content
Step 9: Distribute Content
Step 10: Measure Results
cost per
Beach Body
Cost per
Units Sold
click
Brand Awareness
Click
site visitor
Engagement
Wowy Upgrades
Impressions
engagement
Site Visit
Revenue by Influencer
inbound
link
Subscriber
subscriber
Sale
Holy Smokes Factor
lead
Holy Smokes...That's ______
Lead Generation
Leads
Amazing
Useful
Hilarious
Path to Conversion
Shocking
Customer Retention
Cost to Service
Net Promoter Score
What Was the Goal of the Video?
It's Your Turn!
- Social Channel
- Website
- Opt-in Form
- Lead Form
- Purchase
1: Pick a brand
2: Go through steps 1-6
3: Discuss step 7
4: Review with class
How Would You Measure Success?
Is 10.9 million views success?
What's the Holy Smokes Factor?