Social Network Marketing Report Summary
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Social Network Marketing, Engagement Marketing and Brands (Tom Chapman 2008) This is a report summary and course presentation by Filiz Efe for COM597 - The Twitter Class (Summer 2009) instructor Kathy E. Gill. Master of Communication in Digital Media, University of Washington
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Social Network Marketing Report Summary
- 1. SOCIAL NETWORK MARKETING, ENGAGEMENT MARKETING AND BRANDSTom Chapman 2008 Summary and Presentation by Filiz Efe Master of Communication in Digital Media, U N I V E R S I T Y O F W A S H I N G T O N 2009
- 5. conclusion all brands should consider a presenceon Facebook and MySpace to access potential brand loyalists provide engaging content that users want, will talk about and will want to promote to their friends virally. consistency is important to further developrelationships brands treat friends/fans as colleagues rather than customers to build trust As long as brands emotionally engage with the users with great content, they will create a desire for users to participate
- 6. reference Chapman, T. (2008). “Social Network Marketing, Engagement Marketing and Brands”. COM597 - The Twitter Class (Summer 2009) – Gill – E-Reserve. Retrieved on July 1, 2009 from https://eres.lib.washington.edu/eres/coursepage.aspx?cid=7479&page=docs The report website is http://www.socialnetworkmarketinguk.com/report.php
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- Brands and marketers need to:1) Look beyond the ‘friend’ and ‘fan’ metric which is a simple numbers game and place more emphasis on the quality of conversations2) Plan engagement marketing both pre and post campaign launch and offer value beyond the first transaction - you get out of a relationship what you put in3) Build trust first online or offline before requesting users to friend or fan brand and look to integrate all communications 4) Understand what the brand stands for in a user’s mind by crowd sourcing data to assist with market research 5) Develop transparent communication as a key between a brand and the user. Users could be regarded as part employees being in control of the brand-not you.6) Use the social network conceptual map in planning and managing a social network marketing campaign.