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How social data can help plan content marketing PANEL 1:

PANEL 2: Introducing Facebook topic data

PANEL 3: Case study: Luxury brands, retail - fashion and apparel: Louis Vuitton

PANEL 1

Adam Lewis

Head of Social and Content

Bright Blue Day

PANEL 2

Jay Krall

Director of Product Management

DataSift

PANEL 3

Sarah Curnow

Director of Insights

Commetric

CONTENT SWEET-SPOT

• Inspire

• Help / Inform

• Entertain

BUILD AFFINITY

BUILD FOLLOWING

BUILD TRUST =

Who is ACTUALLY

engaging with your content?

What is your desired

audience talking about?

Does video / photo / text work best?

Where are your audience hanging out?

Are there individuals driving the

conversation?

CREATIVE

A

We loved this one

7

CTR 1.9%

CPC £0.25

CREATIVE

B

8

2.77%

£0.19

*Same audience

Our customers love this more!

FACEBOOK RELEVANCE

SCORE

- Dwell time - Bounce rate

- Pages per session

- Volume - CTR

- Shares - Comments

- Conversations - Authority

- CPC - Relevance

- CTR

Twitter Analytics

Facebook Insights

LinkedIn Insights

Facebook Topic Data

Audience Insight Content Types Content Topics Content Source Influencers

SOCIAL AND MOBILE DRIVE GROWTH OF HUMAN-CREATED DATA

BIG BARRIERS TO EXTRACTING VALUE FROM DATA

Unstructured text analysis

Beyond Big Data scale

Privacy-By-Design

SME BUSINESSES

WITH ACTIVE FACEBOOK PAGES

50M+

Source: Facebook Q1 2016 Earnings Report (1) Facebook, Messenger, Instagram.

3M+

$5.2B Q116 AD REVENUES

GROWING 57% YoY

ACTIVE ADVERTISERS DAILY ACTIVE USERS

1.09Bn

PEOPLE SPEND 46 MINS/DAY

ON FACEBOOK

Without Facebook topic data you only get a glimpse of what is possible!

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DATASIFT + FACEBOOK Partnership ENGAGEMENT ACROSS FACEBOOK

FACEBOOK TOPIC DATA

Comparison of volumes of engagement relating to an automotive brand across 7-day period.

FACEBOOK PAGES

~1,000 Posts and Engagement on

your own Facebook Pages

TOPIC DATA

~70,000 Brand-related

Posts and Engagement

across all of Facebook Content that goes viral on Facebook about your brand.

What is driving brand recommendation, purchase, advocacy or churn.

Topic data expands your insights.

The audience that is engaging with your brand across Facebook.

Audience reaction to multi-channel marketing campaigns.

WITHOUT FACEBOOK TOPIC DATA + FACEBOOK TOPIC DATA

Analysis across public social data sources

Example: Analysis of automotive brand

6x

Analysis includes Twitter, Tumblr, blogs, forums.

Self-declared demographics that other

networks don’t (and can’t) provide give

deep insights into audience opinion and

allow comparisons

Not only is the total number of

people more representative of

society, but usage is more evenly

spread across all demographic

groups.

Sharing with friends and family,

not just for self-promotion. Posts

are more authentic and insights

more representative of public

opinion.

Audiences can be defined,

understood and explored

Significant representation in all

demographic groups

Authentic representation of

audience opinion

New approach to provide privacy-first insights:

Facebook is not a public social network.

User identity is removed from posts and engagement data processing. Text and meta data from anonymized posts are indexed within Facebook’s infrastructure for analysis. Developers query data collected in real-time to perform analysis. Data is aggregated at query time to provide aggregate results. Privacy controls ensure results only provided if audience size thresholds are met.

Facebook topic data contains a sample of Super Public posts providing: • Easy iteration of filters • Data/insight verification • Discovery of new memes and relevant terms • Create training sets for classifiers and machine

learning algorithms

Super Public posts are defined as:

1. Published by people who have a “Follow” setting enabled in their profile

2. and Story is posted with privacy setting set as public 3. and Post is not on the timeline of another person.

40 years of BMW 3 Series. #Classic

Summary of market analyst views on LV business

STRENGTHS:

• Brand heritage

• Diversified product portfolio

• Multiple markets & geographies

WEAKNESSES:

• Weak brand recall for clothing

lines

OPPORTUNITIES:

• Growth in demand for luxury

products in BRICS / Latin America

• Appeal younger buyer profiles

THREATS:

• Counterfeit products

• Narrow core buyer profile

Manage counterfeit

threat

Engage younger

consumers

Build awareness of clothing lines

Real time analytics tracking millions of relevant conversations by thousands of

consumers

Comparatively few videos being posted

LV is a visual brand; videos are driving engagement

ENGAGING CONTENT FORMATS

(amplification rates):

Video: 286x

Link: 15x

Photo: 14x

Post: 10x

Reshare: 6x

RESHARED CONTENT FORMATS

(interaction rates):

Video: 25,400

Photo: 13,800

Post: 12,300

Links: 4,200

Reshare: 200

Established marketing

initiatives, such as the the LV

foundation which promotes art

& culture, as well as fashion

events

The LV Foundation – art, architecture, exhibitions, recitals - attracts an older demographic

Selena Gomez is trending at the moment

26 200 Unique Authors

30 100 Interactions

28%

72%

Product mindshare is still dominated by accessories

Potential risk with use of fur and mentions of PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals)

League of Fakes – LV is second, a persistent risk

League of Fakes

No of interactions

Brand buzz ranking

Brand 1 44 300 1

Louis Vuitton 13 000 4

Brand 3 2 000 4

Brand 4 10 900 5

Brand 5 2 200 11

Louisvuitton.com

INITIATION Backstage and secret insights from the

luxury world

• nowfashion.com: female, 18-24,

25-34

• instyle.com: female, 25-34

INSPIRATION Atmosphere and creative ideas for

oneself

• elleuk.com: female, 18-24

• mtv.com: female, 18-24

• outside.com: male, 35-44

IMITATION Product/brand recommendations to

construct identities

• michelleromo.com: female, 18-24

• hypebeast.com: male, 18-24

INFORMATION Gain knowledge about the luxury world

• businessoffashion.com: 35-44

• dazeddigital.com: 25-34

LV has had success at attracting

younger consumers, while retaining its core, older buyers

Watches and Bags dominate the

conversation. Any strategies to

promote Clothing should consider this.

Video is the most engaging media type;

opportunity to be used for promoting

clothing and educating customers

to fight counterfeiting.

News & Gossip sites are key conversation

drivers. How do we replicate and build upon their

content?

Fashion bloggers are under utilized.

The impact of Selena Gomez

clearly shows the power of young

influencers.

Adam Lewis

@adamlewis10

[email protected]

Jay Krall

@jaykrall

[email protected]

Sarah Curnow

@commetric

[email protected]