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more. - Social Media Campaign Audit

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Introduction

Account Name: more. Supermarket + more. Megastore

Account Active Since: 18th Feb 2011

Campaign Duration: 1 Year, 9 Months

Campaign Retainer: INR 40,000

Period of Audit: 1st January- 30th September

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Summary of Monthly Deliverables

• 4500 Fans on Facebook fan page

• 60 Updates

• 20 reviews

• Online Reputation Maintenance

• Customer Relationship Maintenance

• Applications Development (Value accrued monthly)

• Every month, applications worth INR 3,500 can be developed. If in any month, apps are not developed, the value is accrued

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Pillars of the campaign

Social Media Campaign

Engagement with Users

Growth in Reach

Customer Relationship Management

Online Reputation Maintenance

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Growth in Reach

The first and foremost task on Social Media was to build a Reachfor the Fan Page. Without people to talk to, the purpose ofcommunication becomes invalid. Two things are inherentlyimportant for generating reach:

• Increase the Fan Base• Increase the Reach that every update on Facebook gets

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Increase in Fan Base

January

February

March

AprilMay

JuneJuly

August

-

1,000

2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

6,000

7,000

8,000

9,000

1,941

4,409

2,152

3,373

7,871

1,440

5,602

4,460

Fans Added

Fans Added

Trend of Increase in Fans

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Reach of Page Posts

Trend of the Reach of Updates

JanuaryFebruary March April May June July August -

20,000

40,000

60,000

80,000

100,000

120,000

140,000

160,000

180,000

97,431

98,313 103,530

135,147 120,915

110,436

145,432 160,233

Total Reach

Total Reach

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Pillars of the campaign

Social Media Campaign

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Engagement with Users

Social Media is a Two Communication medium. Not only does aBrand communicate with the users, even the users react back.Responses by users on Facebook is termed as Engagement.

There are Four Major Types of Engagement:• Likes• Shares• Comments• Clicks on Posts• Logged In- Page Views

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Growth of Engagement over the last 6 months

Engagement with Users

January February March April May June July August -

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

12,000

14,000

4,451

7,522

5,474

7,223

12,348

6,568

11,279

11,157

Engaged Users

Engaged Users

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Logged in Page Views

Number of People who came to the page

January

February

March

AprilMay

JuneJuly

August

-

1,000

2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

6,000

7,000

8,000

2,206

2,796

2,332

5,603 6,386

4,259

7,332

5,174

Logged in Page views

Logged in Page views

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Major Applications/Contests for Fans

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Know more. Get more.Contest

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Need for the Contest: • The contest was developed to promote the Private Labels of More. And

engage users in an activity which enhances Brand Recall

Challenge:• To use Facebook to create mass awareness through engagement and

social sharing about more.’s Private Label• To achieve ROI in terms of large number of contest entries and providing

an end to end social sharing integration model

What was Know more. Get more. Contest?

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Know more. Get more. Contest- Concept

• Users were asked to submit their name, email and contact number to engage in a quiz contest

• 3 Questions related to the brand’s private labels had to be answered

• The users were chosen on the basis of merit as well as a lucky draw

• Tasks in the application were:– Answering from 3 MCQ’s– Write a one-liner about why they like to shop at more.– Inviting their Friends to the Application– Sharing participation via Facebook updates and Tweets

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Mediums for Promotion

S.R NO Medium Number

1 Status Updates 60

2 Fans Through Facebook Ads 6146

3More’s Email Database 2000

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Step 1: Sharing personal info

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Step 2: Answering the Quiz

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Step 3: One-liner Step 4: Click to invite friends

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Step 5: Choose friends and send request

Step 6: Write an update to share contest with friends on Facebook

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Munchy Moments Contest

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Need for the Contest: • The contest was developed to promote the Munchy Moments Festival.

The festival had offers on Snacks and namkeens category of products• The core thought of Festival was sharing of namkeens and snacks

Challenge:• To conceptualize a contest which reflects the Core thought of Munchy

Moments Festival• To involve users on Facebook in an activity which is at once capitivating

and a clear reflection of the festival

What was Munchy Moments Contest?

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Munchy Moments Contest- Concept

• Users were asked to perform simple Social tasks on Facebook to earn points

• These points tallied to their final Score in the Application Leaderboard

• The leaders on this leaderboard were selected as the winners

• Tasks in the application were:a. Inviting their Friends on the Applicationb. Tagging Friends in pictures of Munchy Moments Festival

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Mediums for Promotion

S.R NO Medium Number

1 Status Updates 15

2 Fans Through Facebook Ads 4283

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Total Points Scored by Users: 1,57,92,395

Total People Invited on the Application: 1,59,275

Total tagged friends: 14,99,602

Daily Active Users: 2,206

Lifetime Total Users: 401

Total winners 10

Key Metrics

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• With over 400 entries to the contest in a span of 30 days shows that this has been one of the biggest success stories for the page

• A staggering 1 lakh and more people were invited to the application• Close to 15 lakh tags on pictures were made. This meant an equivalent number of

impressions for the Application creatives• About 2000 people actively used the application daily in the span of 30 days• Created a lot of Buzz and Hype about the Munchy Moments Festival

Summary of the Contest

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Pillars of the campaign

Social Media Campaign

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Online Reputation Maintenance (ORM)

Online Reputation Maintenance is upkeep of Brand’s reputationon Social Media Channels and Consumer Forums. This is done byposting positive service or product reviews on relevant listingson such platforms. When these many positive reviews are postedon such platforms it yields in two ways:

• Better ratings and reviews by actual users• Better ranking and Hygiene of the brand in Search Results

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Work done for ORM: Asklaila.com

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Work done for ORM: Mouthshut.com

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Work done for ORM: Burrp.com

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Pillars of the campaign

Social Media Campaign

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Customer Relationship Management

Customer Relationship Management Entails the followingactivities:

• Replying to Queries and Complains by users on the Fan Page• Managing Spam/ Irrelevant Attacks against the Brand• Bridging the Gap between Social Media Users and Brand

teams

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Customer Relationship Management

Jan Feb March April May June July Aug Sept0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

1614 14

20

9

13

8

30

19

Interactions on the Page

Interactions on the Page

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Customer Relationship Management

Feedback by Users (About Services, Experiences, Suggestions)

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Complains

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Queries

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The Way ForwardFocus has to be maintained on the following areas in the comingDays-

INTRODUCE Relevant

applications and Content

INVOLVE users in these

activities

BUILD RECALL through repeated

activities

EARN LOYALTY of users on

Social Media

ENGAGE with the existing Fan Base

Social Media Campaign

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The Way Forward

The Way Forward is to be divided in Five Steps:

STEP 1- Engagement With Users

STEP 2- Introduction of New Content and Applications

STEP 3- Involving Users in these applications

STEP 4- Building Recall Amongst Users

STEP 5- Earning Loyalty of a Subset of such users

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STEP 1- Engagement With Users

As can be seen from graphs in previous slides, the number ofpeople who engage with the brand has been on the riseconsistently. To support this trend, we will need to ensure:

• Continual of Analysis of response received to different types of content

• Introduction of fresh categories every quarter• Healthy Balance of Brand and Non Brand Related content

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STEP 2- Introduction of New Content and Applications

New Content and applications will be developed for two purposes-

• Utility Applications and Hygiene ContentThese applications and content themes will be centered around the brandand act as medium to either communicate the Brands Message or to addressconcerns for users

• Rich Content and Engagement Based AppsThese applications and interfaces will form part of larger, more intrinsiccommunication with users.

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STEP 3- Involving Users in these applications

Types of Applications that can be developed to involve users-

• Customer Complaint Redressal Module• Sweepstakes and Competitions • Thematic Contests based on Offers or Festivals

Types of Content to be developed to involve users-• Internet Meme’s • Interactive puzzles and Games• Interlinking Offers with Household Maintenance Tips

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Customer Complaint Redressal Module

The Need?

• To aid the CRM measures

• Mechanization of the process will ensure prompt replies

• It will also ensure all complaints are being replied too

• It will reduce the lead time in replying to users

• It will enhance the look of the page by reducing the number of Negative posts

• by other users

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Wire Frame for the Application- Page 1

Branding Space

Branding Space

Welcome Creative

Customer Details Auto-Fill Form

Enter Button

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Wire Frame for the Application: Page 2

Branding Space

Branding Space

Complain / Query Form

Store selectorMegastore

SupermarketStore name

Area

City

Clubmore ID

E Mail ID Auto- FillMobile Number

Complain

Auto- Fill

Submit

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User Registers Complain on the

Application

App forces users to provide important details like contact

information and venue of complain

The complain is directly sent to relevant Brand Head via E Mail

The Reply to these users is also

sent to their E Mail Id

Users can repeat the process after initial education

Flowchart of the App

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STEP 4- Building Recall Amongst Users

Building recall entails users to visit the Page, or seek content that comes onthe page

We have already tasted success in building recall in the past with activitieslike:

Hamesha Extra Personality Category of UpdatesKnow more. Get more. ContestMunchy Moments Contest

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We can introduce a new format in Content: Picture puzzles

Building Recall Amongst Users

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STEP 5- Earning Loyalty of a Subset of users

Updates are primarily seen only by Users of Facebook who like the Fan Page

The

Fans

who

see the update in

their

Newsfeed.

This is called Reach

People who

are reached

interact with

the Update. This is called

Engagement

People who interact regularly are

called Involved users

People

who come back

repeatedly

are termed as

Brand Loyalists

Brand loyalist < Total Reach < Fans

How Updates are seen by users?

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Earning Loyalty of a Subset of users

Earning Loyalty is the ultimate goal of the Social Media Campaign.

Loyal users not only interact with the brand most often, they spread the wordabout the brand amongst their peer groups

Earning loyalty is first step of creating Virality. Every loyal user adds to theengagement, which helps the campaign attain ‘tipping point’

‘Tipping Point’ is the point when information, from being shared organicallywithin a group, spreads beyond it (For Eg: Kolaveri Di)

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Ways to earn Loyalty-

• Interactive and Engaging content (Of Viral Meme’s and Puzzles)

• Quizzes and Sweepstakes (Know more. Get more. Contest)• Contests and competitions tied around Offers and Festivals

(Munchy Moments Contest)• Healthy CRM initiatives • Daily Games and Puzzles through applications and Updates

Earning Loyalty of a Subset of users

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Thank You!

Umang [email protected]

9820132127