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TV Engages People Half As Long As Digital - Nielsen Lab

TV Engages People Half As Long As Digital - Nielsen Lab | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Consumers may tune into TV on a regular basis, but they mentally tune out rather fast in favor of the array of "second screen" options.


On average, television holds a consumer’s attention only 39% of the time, a rate that pales in comparison to the attention rates laptops (70%), tablets (76%) and smartphones (77%) command.


That’s according to a new report from Nielsen and YuMe, a digital video ad tech firm, expected to be released Wednesday morning.  MediaDailyNews got an early look at the data....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Powerful proof of social impact.

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Brand of the Day: Why Has Cinnabon Tweeted More Than 63,000 Times?

Brand of the Day: Why Has Cinnabon Tweeted More Than 63,000 Times? | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

You'd think there wouldn't be much to say about a baked cinnamon roll with icing on top. But that hasn't stopped this mall chain with 1,181 locations worldwide from turning to Twitter literally every few minutes.


Usually, the news isn't exactly earthshattering, and often it's pun-heavy. (Example: "Glaze all you want at these beautiful buns.") But the food-porn shots help....


Social Media Profile (as of 9/15/14)
Facebook Likes: 1.1 million
Twitter Followers: 63,729
Instagram Followers: 20,765

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Sweet! No, not the cinnamon bun, their social media strategy. ;-)

Maddy Maynard's curator insight, September 15, 2014 9:19 PM

Marketing majors can agree that companies use social media as a way to promote their products and services. However, Cinnabon has decided to use social media in an entirely new way, by posting tweets and instagram pictures with witty and creative captions that catch the eye of anyone scrolling through their social media newsfeed. The catch? All of these recent posts have made a reference to their delicious products in combinations with a popular song lyric.

 

One example of these ironic posts included a picture of a delectable cinnamon bun with the caption, "Guess its true, I'm not good at a bun night stand", a reference to the hit song "Stay with me" by Sam Smith. 

 

http://www.adweek.com/news/advertising-branding/brand-day-why-has-cinnabon-tweeted-more-62000-times-159919

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A Glimpse Into Marketers' Social Media Strategies

A Glimpse Into Marketers' Social Media Strategies | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

A Glimpse Into Marketers' Social Media Strategies - Even the big guys struggle to measure ROI.


92 Percent of marketers say social media is important channel for their businesses, reveals new study from adweek.z


"Almost every company puts much money and effort behind social media strategy, with goals ranging from enhanced brand awareness to direct leads or sales. But while 97 percent of those surveyed said they use some form of social media marketing, only 37 percent reported being able to measure ROI—and this problem extends to even the largest marketers, 78 percent of whom said they struggle with this measurement."


Take a look at this infographic called  "A Glimpse Into Marketers' Social Media Strategies" for rest of the findings....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Lots of insight into social media and lessons to learn.

Jeff Guzzo's curator insight, September 22, 2014 3:31 AM

The article A Glimpse Into Marketers’ Social Media Strategies is an article about how 92% of marketers say that social media is important for their businesses. The article discusses that a lot of money and effort is being put into social media strategy in order to increase brand awareness or help with sales. The top social business priorities for large marketers is to: build brand awareness, build brand preference, drive direct leads or sales, increase customer loyalty, and provide customer service. The issue discussed in the article is that only 37% of marketers surveyed reported that they are unable to measure social return on investments.

 

I agree that social media is a very important part of businesses today. I think that it is a way to drastically increase brand awareness, and consequently result in more sales due to social media being such a large part of consumers’ lives. I understand the need for wanting a reliable way of tracking ROI, and I think marketers who are successful in finding the ROI should collaborate with the marketers who are not so successful to provide potentially useful insight to help address this issue. 

 

-Jeff G.

Amanda Cunningham's curator insight, September 22, 2014 7:49 AM

The Struggle to Measure ROI via @ThePRCoach.

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The Minimalist's Guide To Social Media Metrics

The Minimalist's Guide To Social Media Metrics | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The buzz around startup culture lately is all about “minimum viable product.” It’s the idea of creating a product as quickly as possible — in its most minimum viable form — so you can then make it better by adapting it to what your customers really...

 

What if we could pinpoint the metrics that provide the biggest bang for our buck in terms of telling us whether our efforts are paying off while taking the least amount of time to measure? Focusing only on what matters (and nothing more) could satisfy the ROI demons, keep bosses and clients happy, and give social media marketers more time to do what we’re supposed to be doing: engaging and connecting with our communities.

 

So, whether you’re still struggling to measure social media effectiveness or simply want to declutter your measurement efforts, Here’s your minimalist guide to social media metrics....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

You'll find these very practical social media measurements to be easily implemented. A good guideline.

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