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Crisis Communications in Social Media: From School of WOM summit
- 1. Uno Chicago Grill Using Social Media in Crisis Communications Tuesday, May 25, 2010 Carrie Kerpen, COO, Likeable Media Jenna Lebel, Managing Director, Likeable Media Kimberly Boynton, Director of Marketing, Uno Chicago Grill Check into Uno Session @ WOMMA School of WOM, tweet @UnoChicagoGrill using #womma to enter for a chance to win an Uno gift card!
- 2. Carrie Kerpen Queen Bee at Likeable Media Twitter: @likeablemedia or @carriekerpen Facebook: www.facebook.com/likeablemedia Email: carrie@likeable.com Jenna Lebel Managing Director at Likeable Media Twitter: @likeablemedia or @jennal15 Facebook: www.facebook.com/likeablemedia Email: jenna@likeable.com Kimberly Boynton Director of Marketing at UNO Twitter: @unochicagogrill Facebook:www.facebook.com/unochicagogrill Email: boynton@unos.com
- 3. What Do These Companies Have in Common?
- 4. A CRISIS! Bad news travels fast…faster with social media.
- 5. The truth is…you can no longer HIDE information. But you CAN harness the power of social media to give you an outlet to communicate with your audience. YOU CAN Control your message Address the situation and take ownership Give people the information directly Set the record straight and put things into context in real-time
- 6. It all starts with a plan… You may not know your crisis, but you can know the answers to these questions! √ Who will handle? √ Who is your audience? √ How will you reach them? √ Can you be proactive? Or are you limited?
- 10. Know Your Limitations and Comfort Level Proactive vs Reactive Full vs Limited Disclosure
- 11. Sometimes you can’t plan ahead, but you can react quickly. √ Monitor closely √ Control the message and conversation √ Answer and respond √ Keep your audience updated √ Shift Conversation
- 12. But this process doesn’t fit every situation….Here’s how Uno approached their crisis via social media.
- 13. Our Situation Overview of Uno Our Crisis Limitations Our Plan
- 14. Overview of Uno
- 15. Closely Monitoring and Controlling the Conversation 600+ tweets about Uno reorganization in the first 2 days!
- 16. Responding Quickly and Consistently Pre-approved responses to predicted FAQs
- 17. Addressing the Situation •Status update •Geo-targeted messages •Answers to questions
- 19. Closing the Chapter Give the information and address concerns and find the appropriate way to move on.
- 20. The Brand Perspective: Lessons Learned What were our biggest fears and the realities of them? Important lessons: It’s manageable with preparation Know and understand your audiences Be honest and open
- 21. Thank you! Questions? Carrie Kerpen Jenna Lebel Kimberly Boynton carrie@likeable.com jenna@likeable.com boynton@unos.com