More Related Content Similar to Inbox Marketer Case Study- Liberal Party of Canada (20) Inbox Marketer Case Study- Liberal Party of Canada1. Liberal Party of Canada:Social Media Campaign Federal Election | May 2011 1 © 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 4. Minority groups in GuelphHelp to increase awareness and voter turn out Develop and implement this campaign within 2 weeks Video credit: abidvirani @ youtube.com 2 © 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 6. Created inspiring communication which spoke to the value of each voter’s participation and provided information on how to fulfill the call to action 7. Communicated the call to action in a non-partisan manner with the goal of increasing overall voter participation 8. Reactivated & revamped Frank’s social media platforms on Facebook & Twitter© 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 3 12. Twitter © 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 6 Reactivating Frank’s Twitter page Upgraded the page layout and background for higher brand recognition and visual aesthetic Provided Frank’s campaign team with Twitter Best Practices. Helped them post valuable and timely content for followers Integrated calls to action for different content platforms including Facebook, Youtube and the Web 13. Election Sign QR Codes © 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 7 Inbox created the first ever [in Canada] use of QR codes on Campaign Signs creating a offline to online link through mobile + social never before seen in Canadian Elections. Ex. Intersections, High traffic areas, U of G Campus Sticker featured a QR code which linked to Frank’s Facebook Page 14. Crisis Management © 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 8 Key Takeaway: The Liberal Party used Social Media to address an issue which arose on election day. By using social media they were able to easily and quickly provide information to the voters of Guelph about the situation, greatly minimizing the harmful effectives that otherwise could have resulted. 15. 2011 Election Results © 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 9 The 2011 Federal Election was Canada’s first truly Social Election With Inbox’s help Frank Valeriote and his campaign team harnessed the power of Social Media to inform and engage Guelph constituents Inbox utilized Facebook, Twitter, QR codes and the Web to create an integrated campaign with the power to reach audiences on multiple platforms 16. Key Metrics © 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 10 The info-graphics below display some of the key metrics from the campaign from April 12 – May 2, 2011: 17. Integrate across all Social Media platforms (i.e. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube) Link offline promotions to online promotions (ex. QR codes) Engage, converse and accept some chaos and lack of control. Key Take Aways © 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 11 19. Daily New Likes © 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 13 Daily The number of new people who liked the Page. (Total Count) 20. Lifetime Total Likes © 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 14 Lifetime The total number of people who liked the Page. (Total Count) 21. Daily Active Users © 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 15 Daily The number of people who have interacted with or viewed the Page or its posts. This includes interactions from Fans and non-Fans. (Unique Users) 22. Daily News Feed Impressions © 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 16 Daily The number of times people (Fans and non-Fans) have viewed a News Feed story posted on the Page. (Total Count) 23. Daily Likes and Comments © 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 17 Daily The number of likes and comments made on News Feed stories posted on the Page. (Total Count) 24. Election Sign Sticker & QR Code © 2011 Inbox Marketer, Inc. All rights reserved. 18 Election sign sticker and it’s QR code helped to connect the Liberal Party’s offline and online campaigns 59 Total Clicks Editor's Notes Challenge:Work with the Frank Valeriote Liberal Party campaign team to develop a social media campaign targeting the Guelph voting youth to participate in the 2011 Federal Election. Secondary target including young families and ethnic minorities. Strategy:Through social media platforms youtube, facebook & twitter we worked to develop a non-partisan campaign that complimented the student vote mob’s call to Canadian students to excercise their right to vote. Tactics:Twitter Redesign/Reactivation - Inbox supplied the Liberal Campaign Team with best practice guidelines on tweeting - Graphic redesign for personalization and brand/candidate recognition2. Facebook Redesign/Reactivation - Developed compelling & challenging call to action Welcome Page that appealed to the overall strategy -