Big data, small insights - Richard Bagnall, CIPR

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Richard Bagnall @richardbagnall Chair AMEC Social Media Measurement Group CIPR Social Media Panel Member CEO Prime Research UK
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Big Data Meets Big Analytics Theatre - June 19th, 14:00-15:30 Just because we now have access to large data sets doesn't in itself guarantee that we will get better insights. This panel discussion led by experts from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations Social Media Panel (www.cipr.co.uk/ciprsm) will explore the fact that much of this "big data" - particularly in the area of social media - is unstructured, and thus much more difficult to actually gain meaningful insight from.

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Richard Bagnall @richardbagnall

Chair AMEC Social Media Measurement Group CIPR Social Media Panel Member

CEO Prime Research UK

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Measurement Vs Insights

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CONSISTENCY

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The Good Old Days

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Britain’s No 1 most influential person?

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Business Goals

Business Objectives

Social Media Goals

Social Media Objectives

Social Media Strategy

Social Media Tactics

The right tools & services

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Organisational Goals, Objectives

& KPIs

PR Goals, Objectives & PR KPIs

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Exposure Engagement Preference Impact Advocacy

Awareness

Knowledge

Consideration

Preference

Action

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EXPOSURE

ENGAGEMENT

PREFERENCE

IMPACT

ADVOCACY

PAID

• Impressions • Reach • CPM • Active GRPs • TRPs

• Interaction rate • Click-thrus • Time viewing • Completion Rate • Click-Thru Rate

• Purchase consideration

• Awareness • Purchase Intent • Likelihood to

Recommend

• Visit website • Attend event • Sales • Download coupon • Leads captured • Promo

redemptions

• Mentions in Earned channel

• Recommendations • Review • Ratings

OWNED

• Unique visitors • Page views • Reach • Impressions • CPM

• Return visits • Interaction rate • Duration • Subscriptions • Links

• Tell a friend • Change in

opinion • Association with

key attributes

• Download paper • Download app • Sales • Request info • Cost savings

• Recommendations • Ratings • Reviews

SHARED

• Number of items

• Number of mentions

• Number of Followers

• OTS

• Comments/post • Shares • RTs/1000

Followers • Number of

inbound links

• Purchase consideration

• Tell a friend • Likelihood to

Recommend

• Visit store • Attend the event • Sales • Vote for issue

• Ratings • Reviews • Recommendations • Recommendations

rate

EARNED

• Number of mentions

• Number of posts

• Message delivery

• Hashtag usage • Contest entries/

participants

• Purchase intent • Awareness • Associations

with issues/topics

• Visit website • Attend event • Download coupon • Leads captured • Promo

redemptions

• Recommendations • Ratings • Reviews

AMEC SOCIAL MEDIA MEASUREMENT FRAMEWORK

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• Bullet One • Bullet Two

www.amecorg.com/social-media-measurement/

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“The Refresh Project accomplished everything a social media program is expected to: Over 80 million votes were registered; almost 3.5 million ‘likes’ on the Pepsi Facebook page; almost 60,000 Twitter followers. “The only thing it failed to do was sell Pepsi. “It achieved all the false goals and failed to achieve the only legitimate one.”