1. Word of Mouth Marketing The greatest marketing force as a strategy. Jorien Langebroek WoM Wisdom Worker @ Buzzer Rotterdam 8 February 2010 Willem Sodderland Founder & CEO of Buzzer
3. Word of Mouth Marketing Social marketing Product seeding Twitter marketing Blog marketing Viral marketing Community Marketing Influencer Marketing Stealth Marketing Shilling Pop-up retail Co-creation Crowdsourcing Evangelist Marketing User Generated Content Referral Programs Marketing 2.0, PR 2.0 Product Reviews, Testimonials Advertorials & Commercial Content Social networks Branded communities Marketing 5.0 ?
4. WoM = Open Source Marketing Customer Participation Word of Mouth Marketing Open Source Marketing
5. Football Coaches & Car Repair Auctions myfootballclub.co.uk Become a coach and trainer of a football club mijnautoreparatie.nl Auction your car repair to car repairshops and pick the best ‘bidder’.
6. Open Source Politics & Crowdfunding Draft Obama Initiated by volunteers without Obama’s knowledge
8. Challenge: how to reach the consumer Advertising Interruption Incredible Mass ‘Push’ Vs. Individual Interaction Your Place & Time Credible Word of Mouth
9. The essence of Word of Mouth. 1 Advertising makes people curious Word of Mouth makes curious people comfortable to buy 3 2 Product experiences create word of mouth
10. WWWoM... "Advertising has been supplanted as the chief shaper of consumer attitudes by word of mouth, which today's Web-linked consumer communities have put on overdrive” C.K. Prahalad, Venkat Ramaswamy, The Future of Competition
11. The Slow & Irreversible WoM Revolution. 1st agency Europe Benelux , Germany Switzerland & Austria +/- 100 Campaigns Broad Portfolio Womma Member BuzzTools & Storytelling ...and Buzzer does this for a living ; ) WoM Marketing helps brands use the full potential of word of mouth and user engagement...
30. Online Buzz BuzzTips for online buzzing Buzzer Bloggers Action websites Google Maps, other social tools Seed Social Networks Concentrate reviews on hubs Social Network BuzzTools
31. A game starts a conversation & tells the story... Dove Hairminimising: feel less need to shave your armpit. Play a game: which of these situations hurts your selfconfidence most ? Acts as a conversation starter & articulates the brand promise.
33. Time to Buzz ? Boost market adoption through Trial and Buzz Grow through new use, extensions & segments Test Product Concept & Finetune Positioning Launch Pre Post
34. Information Flows Buzzers design spontaneous polls offline & online Buzzreports: feedback, questions, buzzstories Online buzz Polls on action websites (by Buzzees) Filled in Polls Suggestions, questions, answers & encouragement Update on feedback MiniPolls, ‘Buzzee research’ Selection & Subscription Polls Questions, concerns as a result of campaign
36. De Net Promoter Score: WoM & Groei “If growth is what you’re after, you simply need to know what your customers tell their friends about you” Het % van mensen dat je aanraadt is sterk gecorreleerd aan de groei Fred Reichheld – ‘The Ultimate Question’ - HBS Press
37. Net Promoter Score – Buzzers Before & After BuzzPoll Formula NPS score 16% 28% Promoters (9-10) (actively recommend) 28% 54% 16% 59% 15 -13 13% Passives (7-8)(happy but not actively recommending) 30% 30% 13% Detractors (<7) (will not recommend/diss) Final Poll Subscription Poll “Howlikely is itthatyouwouldrecommendDreumesmelk 2 K&K to somebodyelse?”
38. Improvement: cap instead of current seal Second improvement: smaller package “Het enige wat we allemaal minder vonden was de opening, een draaidop zou makkelijker zijn.” Buzzer jo112
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42. 200 ml package is introducedN.B: Promoters & Passives have the same points of improvement. Thus, if above aspects are changed: …this will not affect the amount of Promoters. …the Passiveswill turn intoPromoters.
56. Show me the money. 1 >150 In 2008, Buzzer launched OMO Small & Mighty, a new detergent, for Unilever. Mindshare Insights conducted in-depth research on the results of the Campaign. 4 groups were compared: control groups that were exposed to advertising and sampling, the Buzzers and the people they buzzed. “The reach of buzzing is huge”
58. Opportunity 2: Mix Marketing & Social Research Engagement comes from interaction, participation, customisation, personalisation, influence, sharing, openness, vulnerability.
60. Key: Fun, Action, Moderation. 500 days before the launch of the Fiat 500, potential customers are invited to create accessories and themes for advertising.
69. Chicken in the Oven: optimise launch. Maggi Braadstomen A bag. With a herbmix inside. And another bag: an ovenbag. Put a chicken in the bag. With the herbs. 1 hour in the oven. Claim: juicy, great taste, your oven stays clean. You will launch in 2 weeks. You know your competitor will follow in 4 weeks. How do you keep ahead ? Braadstomen starts with 2 varieties, in other markets other mixes exist. The commercial focuses on convenience. Challenges: Actionable insights: on which aspects of the proposition can you take action ? How do you get quick, rich feedback ? Enough to convince your boss... The retail will want to see a quick uptake and understand the potential.
70. Experiencing your dog’s illness Healthinsurance for Pets Product has been the same for 10 years and is exactly the same as the competition. When your pet becomes ill, they cover the expenses. There is a one time opportunity to keep customers loyal before new players enter the market. Challenges: What if the future lies with people that are not using it now ? Chicken and the egg: internal stakeolders need to see enthusiasm about suggested changes before taking risks (chicken and the egg problem) You want to base decisions on an experience. Challenging with an insurance ?
71. Beautify your Marketing Communications Sip Beautydrink Nice tasting drink with natural ingredients which claims that it helps improve your skin, make it more beautiful. But. The physical improvement is not tangible, scientific. The product is just in the market and performing ok. You’re launching a Major marketing campaign. What should it be about ? Challenges How do you deal with the interesting trio of research, fact & storytelling ? The product experience should include the future marketing message. The company does not know who is buying the product.