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BzzAgent Field Guide Infographic
BzzAgent Field Guide Infographic
TO BRAND ADVOCATES
Research shows that brand advocates, people who habitually share information on the products they use, are thought leaders in their constantly expanding social circles and their actions influence the opinions and purchase decisions of many others. These advocates can be your most effective salespeople if you know how to work with them.*
HABITAT
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BEHAVIORS
Brand Advocates are more than 2.5x more likely to use social media to expand their social circles.
How often do you use the following platforms to send information about products, brands, sales or stores?
Social Networking Site
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
Brand Advocates are prolific content creators they write and share more than 2x as many online communications about brands.
Email
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
3x
2x
more likely to discuss personal care products as likely to discuss childrens products as likely to discuss household products more likely to share a great experience about a product
eCommerce Website
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%
43% 22%
28% 7%
2x
ADVOCATES
WEB USERS
75%
NEW
50%
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MORE LIKELY to
influence a purchase
2x
as likely to use social networks to share product information as likely to use online feedback sites and discussion boards more likely to share product information with someone they dont know more likely to blog as likely to use and
4x
ti
Indicate the extent of your agreement or diagreement with the following (% strongly agree)
60%
3x
3x
2x
40%
65%
39%
57%
38%
20%
0%
MOTIVATIONS
Brand Advocates genuinely enjoy sharing product information and they are always looking for new things to share.
3x
2x
COMMUNICATE
Thought Leaders
Like to be seen as thought leaders Appreciate how valuable consumer reviews are online Value their relationship with brands
WEB USERS
Meaningful Contributions
as likely to be driven by the need to contribute to the pool of information more likely to value their perception as a good source of information more likely to be seen as a good source of information by
FREQUENTLY
TO RELAX
16%
54%
ADVOCATES
150%
*A research study conducted by Dr. Kathleen R. Ferris-Costa, University of Rhode Island, College of Business Administration. Download the complete Field Guide from BzzAgent at: u.bzz.com/FieldGuide