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Influencers can be categorised in many ways, in this article we are using Stephanie Frasco influencers model as a guideline. It can be divided into two main groups; one that involve with the product or service; another can be perceived as the concerned third party. All of which have emotional or rational and in some cases both kind of influences on the consumers. Users side influencers can become very powerful as they are seen as fellow users who have experienced the brand. With no hidden agendas or motives that can be clearly seen to others, user side influencers are perceived as neutral. This provide the opportunity for customers to lower their guard and open up to opinion as they are now seeking information before purchase. These influencers are;
SOCIAL BUTTERFLY
is those well connected individual with no particular expertise which act mostly as connector. They usually have a large group of follower but they act as the mouth piece of others with more knowledge on the subject. This group is usually found across various networks and platforms. Seth Godin calls this group the sneezer as they can spread out information extremely fast with their vast group of followers.
EARL Y ADOPTER
are often found among the first group of people on new network and are actively browsing the web for something cool and new that no one has noticed yet until they mention it.
GURU
are those individual that have acquired relatively high amount of knowledge on a certain topic and usually with analytical mind. They are often characterised by the way they compile and interpret the large amount of information they have taken in.
CELEBRITY
endorsement is one of the techniques often used by marketer in the past but as the time progress. The definition of celebrity has changed as the way we consume information and media changed. Internet celebrity is the most common kind of celebrity encountered during the purchasing decision. It used to be almost impossible to think of a situation where Chris Crocker, Rachel Zoe and Grumpy Cat are in the same group.
CONTENT CREATOR
is the individual that has a thorough knowledge on the subject and have created something or written something from the acquired knowledge. This influencer usually involve in the latter stage of purchasing decision where consumer want a more in-depth detail of any given subject. In order to maximise its exposure to the public, this influencers require the guru or the social butterfly to spread out the content created.
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This is one of those occasion where IMDB have influence you to watch one series instead of the other; or is it because one of your friend has influenced you to take a look at this in the first place?
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Magnum used to be seen only as an ice cream but since the great influencer of Thailand, Celebrity, posted pictures of themselves having Magnum but not as a presenter but as a consumer; Magnum has been one of the most talked about icecream this year.
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Engadget is the Content Creator of electronics and gadget related issues over the internet. It was seen as the independent reviewer with large amount of knowledge on the subject.
The endless range of cosmetic does not only stunned men but also puzzle women. It is almost impossible to choose one over another when there are so many choices. Women then turn to a trust agent, make-up/cosmetic bloggers; they have greatly influence the products women buy due to their experience of the products, acquired expertise on the subject and their neutral stand as they do not represent any brand.
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Planking has been around for a long while but only gained its popularity back then through Social Butterfly which spread globally through the internet.
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Do you remember when suddenly Blackberry is everywhere; it was the must have gadget. There werent barrages of advertisement nor any special campaign that could have anywhere near that level of effectiveness but there is one identifiable incident. One of the global influencer, Obama was photographed with a blackberry in his hand and that was it.
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Krispy Kremes rise to popularity in Thailand owe to numbers of Social Butterfly in Thailand. Social Butterfly along with Early Adopter were posting pictures of the hard to find doughnuts through different social media, creating a new trend while adding brand value and building Krispy Kremes brand in Thailand as the hard to find prestige doughnuts.
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3 Interesting Case studies for Influencer Marketing The Company: Ford Motor The Brand: Ford Fiesta Project The Objective: Create awareness and Create interesting toward Ford Fiesta
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The Execution: Ford Fiesta picks 100 socially energetic individuals who were delivered the European version of Ford Fiesta before it is manufactured. These people were encouraged to share their experience with the Ford Fiesta over the 6 months on their social media platform included Blogs, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and YouTube channels. The Key Success: The well managing of utilizing socially persons to create the curiosity content at the good time since Ford Fiesta has been launched is the keys success of this campaign.
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The Result: 11 million Social Networking impressions 5 million engagements on social networks (people sharing and receiving) 11,000 videos posted 15,000 tweets (not including re-tweets) 13,000 photos 50,000 who said that they want to know more about Ford Fiesta when it comes out and 97% of those dont currently drive a Ford vehicle
The Product: Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, U.S.A. The Objective: Reignite interest among New York professionals to recover the occupancy rate The Brand: Mary Kay (The beauty trusted leader who creating innovative beauty products) The Objective: Increase purchase intention for Mary Kay
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The Execution: Invite 50 specific influencers such as top DJs, nightlife addicts, and the social media cool kids to participate in a unique experience. They can pick any 3 friends and stay for 3 days and 2 nights in the casino. The things that they have to do are to create and share content from their journey with their social communities and experience everything the casino had to offer. The Key Success: By choosing the right influencers that match with the brand business along with the interesting content can create the powerful impact. The Result: Trips booked from New Yorkers increased by over 15% just within the duration of campaign
The Execution: Mary Kay relies on strong word of mouth advertising. It is a time to supplement with social media advertising. The action is that Mary Kay creates a blogging community Beauty That Counts of the most influential women in social media to create an innovative branded blog in order to drive the purchase intent. The Key Success: By creating the specialty platform which is beauty blog and endorsing the specialty blogger makes this blog becomes the special place for women who look for beauty product and advice and it also helps to emphasis the brand positioning as the beauty expert. The Result: Only one exposure to this branded blog can generate the answer Probably will purchase and Definitely will purchase The campaign helps increasing purchase intent among those who has been exposed to this branded blog to 49.7% from 13.8% or increase 259.6%
As mentioned earlier information environment that surrounds us has changed dramatically in recent years. With the changes in media, our media consumption habit has also become more diverse and segmented. Apart from the influencer itself, the mainstream media also has to adapt itself to catch up with this ever changing paradigm. Consumption behavior has changed to the AISAS model, so conventional communications do not work as well as they used to. Consumers are putting up information barriers to avoid excessive information making it difficult for the message to reach the consumers. In this situation, new forms of communication that are outside the framework of traditional advertising campaigns are required. We, Dentsu Plus, design new form of communication so called Cross Switch Marketing. Cross Switch Marketing is dentsus communication planning principle. We, Dentsu Plus, design the path to move consumers so that they can have active brand experience and brings the consumer close to the brand. Based on Target Insight and Media Insight, and taking into consideration both width (reach and frequency) and Depth (degree of involvement), create
a Scenario for communication that effectively combines multiple contact points. It creates a sense of engagement on the consumers part, and gets them involved in the campaign or the product. A message can go through better by ensuring that the consumer sees the brand information or ad when interest in the brand or category is at its peak. It becomes easier to define this crucial timing if you take into consideration not only time, but also the place, surrounding circumstances, and the consumers feelings. Think of a hamburger. If consumers receive information on hamburger at 11 am when theyre hungry, it will be very effective. But not so much so if they receive the same information at 1 pm when theyve already eaten. If you can properly utilize Contact Points, then you will be able to further increase the speed and effectiveness of your communications. Dentsu Plus helps you develop a journey towards Driving Brand Society for clients successful business.
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