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Telligent presentation from 2009 IMS conference on monitoring your branding in social media.

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Page 1: Monitoring your brand

Rob Howard, [email protected]

CTO & Founder

Telligent

Monitoring Your Brand in Communities

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Telligent is an enterprise collaboration and community software company

ListenListen to

customer, employees,partners…

MeasureSet KPIs and measure

against clear goals

EngageCollaborate internally

& externally

Telligent helps businesses transform their information

into knowledge and actionable data.

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The Challenge1. Original approach was tool centric

2. No metrics or measurements

3. Desired a platform

Benefits Today1. Consolidated customer community

2. One platform

3. Measure, analyze, and predict

4. Part of the sales process

Social Media Monitoring

ListenMonitor conversations, provide a listening post, and participate in the conversations.

EngageApplications that enable Dell customers to engage with the tool that fits the job.

MeasureUse the data gleaned from the community to improve the experience through-out the customer experience

In social media conversations,

Dell is mentioned

~5,000 times a day

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Why is Analytics Important?

•77% trust family and friends above retailers

•83% of Internet population participates in social media

• 1 out of every 11 minutes online is within a community

• 3 times more likely to trust peers over advertising

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Monitor key discussions

By Source Volatile topics

What are the active topics?

Details by various sources What you didn’t know was important

Are they good or bad discussions?Measure sentiment

• Are these positive or negative mentions?

Not just internally…

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Individual Topic Tracking Topic SourcesTrack an unlimited number of topics Drill down into topic mentions

Sentiment on topic mentionsGood or bad perception?

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User Generated Content

By Application What is popular

Create vs. Edit Application breakdown• See how people are contributing through

different tools

What content is important?• Where are moderators spending time• What content is accessed most frequently

Details by application usage Where are people spending their time?

Easier to edit than to create…

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Track, Measure, and Manage

Track Answer Rates Who are my top answerers?

Track Reply Rates How is content being used?• Answers and replies are different, but both are

useful

Track time-to-solution• Entire site & group level• Measure both best and worst, so you know

where to spend your time

What is the experience for a new user? Who are the users that are helping?

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Who are the Influencers?

Dashboards What type of community…

Influencers and more… 8 Different user type categories

• Influencer, Asker, Answerer, Connector, Originator, Commenter, Spectator, Moderator

You can know your influencers

• Find users, drill into reports

• Break down users by role or by group

Gladwell states, "Ideas and products and messages and behaviors spread like viruses do."

Social Fingerprint™ provides prescriptive viewIdentity trends over time

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Engagement, not just Page Views

Web Analytics Dashboards Traditional Page Views

Visitor Analysis

The language of ROI today

Detailed insight. True engagement.

What the business expects to see (Page Views)

Drill down into the dataExplore and answer the “why”

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Customer Relationship Management

View User Engagements through Web Analytics *Explore web analytics to understand where customers spend their time

* End user analytical data can be anonymized for privacy purposes

Customer? Prospect? Expert?Explore and answer the “why”

Drill into web sessionsExplore and answer the “why”

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Monitor, measure, and improve

• Social media should be monitored

• Great information source about product and brand

Social Media Collaboration

• Invest in collaboration with customers, partners (ROI)

• Participate in social media (Facebook, Twitter, etc.)

What is your collaboration strategy?

• Telligent provides the platform and analytics

• Bottom-line ROI to the business

Summary

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©2009 Telligent Systems, Inc. All rights reserved. Telligent and its symbol are registered trademarks or trademarks of Telligent Systems, Inc. Other company and product names mentioned herein are property of their respective owners. The contents of this publication are subject to change without notification and are the property of and cannot be reproduced without the written permission of Telligent . The contents of this publication are not a commitment by Telligent to provide the features and benefits described.