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Emily Culp, VP Global Digital Marketing, Clinique (Life from New York)
Daria Myers, SVP Global Innovation and Sustainability, Estee Lauder (NYC)
Serena Jian, Senior Beauty and Personal Care Analyst – Euromonitor
Andrew Needham, Founder and CEO, Face Group
Dr. Michael Bartl, CEO, HYVE AG
Francis Quinn, Director Sustainable Development, L’Oreal
Chananit Sintuu,, Ph.D, Research Asociate, Lux Research Inc
Julie Tyrrel, Director General, Natrue
Federico Trovato, Past Vice President Consumer Market Intelligence, Philips Consumer Lifestyle
Sébastien Gourdon, Open Innovation Manager, SpecialChem
Graham Cross, Director, Commercial Alliances and Innovation Acceleration, Unilever
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Deciding Where to Build Online Communities
by Monisha Saldanha, Head of Online, Jamie Oliver Limited
Social media
is the hot topic of the moment, or so I believe because I’ve been asked to speak at 5 social media conferences in the first three months of 2011. I remember when I was a community manager at eBay UK in 2008 and we were benchmarking ourselves against MySpace and Bebo – my have times changed!The internet is no longer a walled garden, so while we can’t expect our own websites to be destinations, yet we also can’t always predict where people will want to have their online conversations. As business managers, we need to dedicate resources in a time efficient manner, so it’s not possible to present in every online platform available, and difficult choices need to be made.
Jamie Oliver’s
online team has had to prioritise the top online formats that are right for his audience. We have chosen three platforms: the forums and blogs on his own site (www.jamieoliver.com ), Twitter (http://twitter.com/jamieoliver) and Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/jamieoliver). Now while Twitter and Facebook are of course the obvious destinations for most brands, we did a comprehensive survey of all the social media options available before we decided on these two, to be sure that the first was right for our brand and our audience.
We also have
made a conscious decision to dedicate resources (our beloved Managing Website Editor Danny McCubbin) to be sure that the Jamie Oliver forums and blogs are a delightful place to share. We see that we have high numbers of users on all three channels (JamieOliver.com 400K members, Facebook 660K, Twitter 1.1M) but that there are different levels of engagement, almost inverse to the overall numbers (e.g. the JamieOliver.com members are the most engaged with the brand as they have taken the time to register specifically on JamieOliver.com rather than simply “like” a piece of Jamie content). While Facebook and Twitter gives Jamie reach, his own site contains a lot of depth, which isn’t to say that there aren’t dedicated Jamie Oliver fans across all three platforms.
I advise
that brands do some research of their own audience to determine which platforms are the best options in their specific case – and not to neglect “old school” platforms like forums where established audiences may already exist.
You can meet
with Monisha on 12 & 13 October in Amsterdam where she will be speaking about how to build and nurture communities online at our Enterprise Marketing 2.0 event.
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