Social Media para Marketing

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Social Media para Marketing

Daiane Scaraboto, PhD

Social Media para Marketing Daiane Scaraboto


A quick survey

• https://goo.gl/forms/bAszD2La5p8651P42
Agenda

• Introduction to Social Media for Marketing


In 2008, Orkut had more than 120 million active users
Social Media Marketing: A cultural and strategic perspective

Community

Coordination Conversation

Collaboration Content
The cluetrain manifesto

• http://www.cluetrain.com
• Check the 95 theses
• Tweet your favorite – the one you think holds valid for
today’s social media marketing context
• Use #SocialMediaUC and #cluetrain
Social Media in 2020

• Increased media consumption speed


• Mobile video explosion
• The rise of live video
• The impact of AR and VR technology
• Growing utilization of virtual assistants
“Social Media is all about our social nature growing to levels
never seen in human history. Social Media is about certain
Human 1.0 behaviors finally taking hold in the business
world, where they’ve been long absent.”
– Gossieaux and Moran
What is Human 1.0?
• Group behaviour
• Trust
• Reputation
• Reciprocity
• Fairness
• Generosity
• Personal connections
Medios sociales / Social Media
vs.
Redes sociales/ Social Networks

Social Media para Marketing Daiane Scaraboto


Traditional networks

- Who are your closest family members?


- Who do you ask for advice when it comes to career
decisions?
- Who would you ask to join you on a night-out or a
concert?
Social vs. individual
What else has social media transformed?
• Identity
• Relationships
• Community
• Businesses
• Politics
• Institutions
• Culture
In academia: two types of transformations
New types of data for research New behaviors to study
Transformaciones en mercados
What kind of transformations have social media
produced in your industry or field?
Social media affordances

1. Multidirectionality “‘Wait! What? When did they replace the favorite star with a
heart? I'm now too scared to favorite in case somebody gets the
2. Persistency wrong idea’ — (@ForresterRobert, Nov 3, 2015)

‘I'm actually sad to see the “heart” feature on the mobile app. I'd
3. Visibility hate to see Twitter start to lose its essence. I hope this is
temporary’— (@deray, Nov 3, 2015)’
4. Spreadability
‘Twitter changing the “favorite” star to a “like” heart is everything
5. Searchability that is wrong with capitalism, in icon form’ — (@room34, Nov 3,
2015).
6. Modularity
1. Multidirectionality
2. Persistency
3. Visibility
4. Spreadability

“The currency of social media is the share”


- Jeff Haden, Inc.com
4.8 million tweets across 10,000 profiles
• Based on all of the tweet data we have collected, the early morning
hours appear to be the time in which tweets receive the most clicks,
on average.
• Evenings and late at night are the times when your tweets receive the
most favorites and retweets, on average.
• In some cases, times with the highest amount of average engagement
are almost inversely related to the most popular times to tweet.
• The most popular time to tweet and the best times to tweet for
engagement differ across time zones, so it’s still important to
experiment and find the times when your audience is most engaged.
5. Searchability
6. Modularity
Parent, Michael, Kirk Plangger, and Anjali Bal. "The new WTP: Willingness to
participate." Business horizons 54.3 (2011): 219-229.
Tracking History
(30,941.1km )
268 transfers
Launched May 1st, 2004
Source: Money Circulation, Trackable Items, and the Emergence of Universal Human Mobility Patterns. Dirk Brockmann
And Fabian Theis. PERVASIVE computing Published by the IEEE CS
Modularity >> Crowdfunding
Social media affordances

1. Multidirectionality “‘Wait! What? When did they replace the favorite star with a
heart? I'm now too scared to favorite in case somebody gets the
2. Persistency wrong idea’ — (@ForresterRobert, Nov 3, 2015)

‘I'm actually sad to see the “heart” feature on the mobile app. I'd
3. Visibility hate to see Twitter start to lose its essence. I hope this is
temporary’— (@deray, Nov 3, 2015)’
4. Spreadability
‘Twitter changing the “favorite” star to a “like” heart is everything
5. Searchability that is wrong with capitalism, in icon form’ — (@room34, Nov 3,
2015).
6. Modularity
“On average, 1,500 stories could appear in the news
feed every time someone logs in [to Facbeook]. The news feed
algorithm chooses approximately 300 stories based on
thousands of factors relative to each user.”

Rosenthal, Benjamin, and Eliane PZ Brito. "How virtual brand community traces may
increase fan engagement in brand pages." Business Horizons 60.3 (2017): 375-384.
Taringa!
The social media marketing plan
A. Conduct a situation analysis and identify key opportunities
B. State objectives
C. Gather insight into target audience
D. Select social media zones and vehicles (or activities and platforms)
E. Create an experience strategy
F. Establish an activation plan
G. Plan to manage and measure
Time to work in teams!
• Let’s form teams (4-5 people, expertise variance)
• Discuss potential companies, brands, or products you want to
work with
• Write-up a one page proposal about it, e-mail it to
dscaraboto@gmail.com (body of text, no attachments please)
For our next class:

Readings:
Brand Public (3)
Netnography: The Marketer’s secret weapon (5)

Bring a notebook/laptop for the netnography exercise

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