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Contents information
Book Introduction
"Blanchard is demanding. He won't allow you to flip through this book, nod your head, and leave. If you're in, you're going to have to invest to get your rewards."
--Chris Brogan, president of Human Business Works "Social media isn't inexpensive; it's different expensive. The human effort required to do it right is significant, and not knowing precisely how social media helps your business and how to gauge that progress is a dereliction of duty. In Social Media ROI, Blanchard provides the missing playbook for sensible, sustainable, profitable social communication. It's about time." --Jay Baer, coauthor of The NOW Revolution: 7 Shifts to Make Your Business Faster, Smarter, and More Social "Social Media ROI gets down to the heart of the matter: How will social communications positively impact my organizational goals? Olivier takes us through a journey starting from the start, creating a strategy to achieve objectives, and in turn, the means to measure return on investment. If you want to get serious about online communications, you can't go wrong with Social Media ROI." --Geoff Livingston, author of Welcome to the Fifth Estate and Now Is Gone "Olivier explains the intricacies of building a social media-influenced company for every layman to understand. It is important to understand reach, attention, and influence for social media ROI. This is the book to help with that understanding." --Kyle Lacy, principal at MindFrame (yourmindframe.com) and author of Branding Yourself "Ladies and gentlemen, the social media code has officially been cracked. In Social Media ROI, Blanchard reveals how companies can apply the massive power of social media to achieve equally massive results. Incredibly practical, yet supremely enjoyable, this book offers a clear roadmap to growing your revenue in the dizzying world of tweets and retweets, likes and shares, connections and comments." --Sally Hogshead, author of Fascinate: Your 7 Triggers to Persuasion and Captivation "If you know Olivier, you know he goes beyond the bullshit. He 'gets it.' This book will put you in the mindset to successfully plan and achieve real business objectives with social media. It's a hard fact that good business decisions depend on real results. Olivier avoids the fluff with clear-cut ideas that will help you produce results." --Brandon Prebynski, social media strategist Use Social and Viral Technologies to Supercharge Your Customer Service Use this book to bring true business discipline to your social media program and align with your organization's goals. Top branding and marketing expert Olivier Blanchard brings together new best practices for strategy, planning, execution, measurement, analysis, and optimization. You will learn how to define the financial and nonfinancial business impacts you are aiming for--and achieve them. Social Media ROI delivers practical solutions for everything from structuring programs to attracting followers, defining metrics to managing crises. Whether you are in a startup or a global enterprise, this book will help you gain more value from every dime you invest in social media. You'll learn how to:- Align social communications with broader business goals and functions
- Plan for effective performance measurement
- Establish clarity of vision, purpose, and execution
- Implement guidelines and operations for effectively managing social media
- Get started by "listening before talking"
- Integrate social media into long-term marketing programs, short-term campaigns, and brand initiatives
- Use social media to deliver real-time, optimized customer support
- Leverage mobility and the "on-the-fly" social media culture
- Measure FRY (Frequency, Reach, and Yield)
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Author Introduction
올리비에 블랜차드(지은이)
프랑스인으로 미국 케임브리지에서 직업 생활의 대부분을 보냈다. 1977년 MIT에서 경제학을 전공한 그는 1982년 하버드대학교에서 MIT로 돌아왔다. 1998년부터 2003년까지 경제학과장을 역임했다. 2008년에는 IMF의 연구부서를 이끌었고, 2015년 10월부터 워싱턴 소재 피터슨국제경제연구소(Peterson Institute for International Economics)에서 Fred Bergsten Senior Fellow로 활동하고 있다. 그는 또한 MIT의 Robert M. Solow 명예교수로 남아 있다. 그는 통화정책의 역할에서부터 투기거품의 속성, 노동시장의 성격과 실업의 결정요인, 과거 공산국가의 이행, 글로벌 위기의 배경까지 다양한 거시경제 문제를 연구해 왔다. 이 과정에서 그는 여러 국가 및 국제기구와 협력했다. 그는 피셔(Stanley Fischer)와 함께 저술한 대학원 교과서를 포함해 많은 책과 논문을 저술했다. 그는 Quarterly Journal of Economics와 NBER Macroeconomics Annual의 편집장, AEJ Macroeconomics의 설립 편집장이었다. 또한 Econometric Society의 회원이자 위원이며, American Economic Association의 부회장직을 역임했고, American Academy of Sciences의 회원이다.
Table of Contents
Foreword by Brian Solis Part I: SOCIAL MEDIA PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT 1 Chapter 1: Creating the Social Company 3 Evolution, Human Nature, and the Inevitable Socialization of Business 4 Moving Beyond Channels: Social Media vs. Social Communications 7 Why Social Media Matters to Business 7 Influence and Media: Lateral vs.Vertical Forces 9 Chapter 2: Aligning Social Media to Business Goals 13 Social Media''s Value to the Organization 14 Differentiating Between Strategy and Tactics 15 Differentiating Between Goals and Targets 15 Tying a Social Media Program to Business Objectives 16 How to Create a Roadmap by Turning Goals into Targets 17 The Top Five Business Functions That Can Be Easily Enhanced by a Social Media Program 18 Sales 18 Customer Support 20 Human Resources 22 Public Relations 23 Business Intelligence 24 Social Media for Nonprofits 24 Outcomes 24 Member Support 25 Human Resources 25 Public Relations 26 Member Loyalty 26 Chapter 3: Planning for Performance Measurement 29 Tools, Methodologies, and Purpose 30 Selecting Adequate Social Media Measurement Software for Your Program 30 Key Performance Indicator (KPI) 32 Social Media and Sales Measurement: F.R.Y. 35 Chapter 4: Establishing Clarity of Vision, Purpose, and Execution 41 Getting Top-Down and Bottom-Up Buy-In Throughout the Organization 42 Change Management, Social Media Style 48 Myth Number 1: Social Media Is a Waste of Time 49 Myth Number 2: Social Media Is Complicated 49 Myth Number 3: Anyone Can Do That Job 50 Myth Number 4: Social Media Is the Shiny New Thing. Two Years from Now, That Bubble Will Burst 50 Myth Number 5: I Am Going to Have to Change the Way I Work 51 Laying the Groundwork for Integrationand Management 52 Part II: SOCIAL MEDIA PROGRAM INTEGRATION 55 Chapter 5: Understanding How Social Media Plugs into the Organization 57 Creating Structure: Your First Social Media Process Mapping Draft 58 Understanding the Four Phases of Social Media Adoption 59 Phase One: Test Adoption 59 Phase Two: Focused Adoption 60 Phase Three: Operational Adoption .60 Phase Four: Operational Integration 61 Genesis vs. Pirate Ships: Social Media Integration Models 62 From Skunkworks to Full Deployment of a Social Media Structure 64 Centralized vs. Decentralized Social Media Management Models .67 Chapter 6: The People Principle 71 Hiring, Training, and Certifying for Social Media Activity 72 Hiring a Social Media Director (Strategic Role) 72 Hiring for Tactical Social Media Roles 76 HR and Social Media: The Need for Social Media Policies, Guidelines, and Training 78 The Value of Internal Certifications 81 Chapter 7: Establishing Social Media Guidelines for the Organization 83 Guidelines, Policies, and Purpose 84 1. The Employee Social Media Bill of Rights 85 2. Internal Social Media Usage Guidelines 86 3. External Social Media Usage Guidelines 87 4. Employment Disclosure Guidelines 89 5. Anti-Defamation Guidelines 90 6. Social Media Confidentiality and Nondisclosure (NDA) Guidelines 91 7. Official vs. Personal Communications Guidelines 91 8. The Employee Digital Citizenship Contract 92 9. Training Resources 93 10. Social Media Guidelines for Agency Partners, Contractors, and External Representatives 94 Chapter 8: Laying the Operational Groundwork for Effective Social Media Management 95 Establishing a Social Media Program''s Organizational Structure: Leadership and Reporting 96 Establishing a Social Media Program''s Organizational Structure: Cross-Functional Collaboration 100 Basic Technical Requirements 103 Chapter 9: The New Rules of Brand Communications in the Age of Social Media 113 Social Media''s General Impact on Brand Communications 114 Transparency, Opacity, Confidentiality, and Disclosure 119 Confidentiality and Data Protection in the Age of Social Media 122 Part III: SOCIAL MEDIA PROGRAM MANAGEMENT 125 Chapter 10: Listening Before Talking 127 Business Intelligence and Search 128 The Power of Real-Time Situational Awareness 130 New Avenues of Market Research: From "I Don''t Know" to "Let''s Find Out" 133 Chapter 11: Social Media and Digital Brand Management 135 Introduction to the New Paradigm in Digital Brand Management 136 Community Management 137 Marketing 140 Advertising 143 Product Management 144 Digital 145 Corporate Communications and PR 146 Online Reputation Management 151 Crisis Management 152 Putting It All Together 156 Chapter 12: Real-Time Digital Support: Fixing Customer Service Once and for All 157 The Superhero Principle 160 The Basic Social Media Customer Service Model 162 The New Digital Concierge Service and Customer Service 3.0 166 Digital Conflict Resolution 168 From Risk to Opportunity: Turning Anger on Its Head and Other Considerations 171 Chapter 13: Social Media Program Management--Putting It All Together 173 Social Media Management: In-House, Outsourced, or Somewhere in Between? 174 Monitoring and Measurement 176 Campaign Management 176 Eleven Key Best Practices for Social Media Program Management 179 Staying Focused on Business Objectives: How Marketing Campaigns Should Fit into Your Social Media Program 183 Final Thoughts on Social Media Program Management 188 IV SOCIAL MEDIA PROGRAM MEASUREMENT 191 Chapter 14: Creating a Measurement Practice for Social Media Programs 193 Before the How, the Why: Keeping an Eye on Objectives and Targets 194 A Word of Caution Regarding Measurement in the Social Media Space 195 The Cornerstones of Your Measurement Practice: Monitoring, Measurement, Analysis, and Reporting 195 Monitoring 196 Measurement 196 Analysis 196 Reporting 197 Best Practices for Performance Measurement 197 Maintain a List of Everything You Can Measure 198 Maintain a List of Everything You Must Measure 200 Stay Current on the Best Measurement Tools 202 Ensure the Neutrality of the Employee(s) Tasked with the Measurement of Your Social Media Program 203 Tie Everything You Measure to Business Objectives 203 Test, Measure, Learn, Adapt, Repeat 203 Building Velocity and Specificity into Your Social Media Measurement Practice 204 Chapter 15: ROI and Other Social Media Outcomes 207 ROI and Business Justification 208 Financial Outcomes vs. Nonfinancial Outcomes and a Word About Conversions 210 What ROI Is and Isn''t 215 Tying Social Media to the P&L 220 Tying Nonfinancial Outcomes to Social Media Performance 223 Step 1: Establish a Baseline 227 Step 2: Create Activity Timelines 227 Step 3: Monitor the Volume of Mentions 228 Step 4: Measure Transactional Precursors 230 Step 5: Look at Transactional Data 231 Step 6: Overlay All Your Data (Steps 1-5) onto a Single Timeline 233 Step 7: Look for Patterns 233 Step 8: Prove and Disprove Relationships 235 Chapter 16: F.R.Y. (Frequency, Reach, and Yield) and Social Media 239 The Importance of Finding the Right Words in the Language of Business 240 Financial vs. Nonfinancial Aspects of Frequency 243 Financial vs. Nonfinancial Aspects of Reach 248 The Financial Value of Yield 253 Chapter 17: Social Media Program Analysis and Reporting 257 Shattering the Vacuum: The Need for Collaborative Analysis 258 Best Practices in Data Reporting for Social Media 260 Lateral Reporting 260 Vertical Reporting 262 Program Validation by the Numbers 268 Looking at Performance Data as Actionable Intelligence 271 Afterword 277 Index 281