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A Formula for Email and Social Media Marketing Success Sergio Balegno, Senior Analyst MarketingSherpa Friday, January 22, 2010
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SM 2 E= E=SM A Formula for Email and Social Media Marketing Success Sergio Balegno, Senior Analyst MarketingSherpa Friday, January 22, 2010 A Formula for Email and Social MarketingSuccess Emo Einstein, Alberts little brother (E=MC 2
A Formula for Email and Social Media Marketing Success Sergio Balegno, Senior Analyst MarketingSherpa Friday, January 22, 2010
little brother (E=MC2)
sibling rivalry led to Emo’s discovery of a formula for Email and Social Media Marketing Success (E=SM2)
prioritize social media audiences?
have on email performance?
marketing need each other?
audiences by social influence – Silent Majority – Vocal Minority – Social Authority
audience segments by viral potential
rarely participates
listens to, but rarely shares, UGC
actively participates
commentary
a few hundred followers
participates in networks and communities
shares UGC, posts and moderates commentary
100k+ followers
(Vocal Minority)
– Wide Netters: Many friends, many networks – Selectively Social: Few networks, many friends
(Silent Majority)
– Social placeholders: Many networks, few friends – Getting Started: Few networks, few friends
63% 64% 86% 87% 13% 10% 25% 26%
Getting Started Social Placeholders Selectively Social Wide Netters
Click Through Rate Conversion Rate
Source / Methodology: Acxiom / Aggregate and campaign level data, 2009
Lower influence/potential
– Default segment due to inactivity – Email content to initiate clicks
Higher influence/potential
– Self-segmented by sharing clicks – Email content for network sharing
Highest influence/potential
– Existing list segment by PR, etc. – Email content for global sharing
take a genius to figure out that Email and Social Media need each other”
research proving his “Theory of (Email and Social) Relativity”
sharing at achieving hard and soft email marketing objectives?
“very” or “somewhat effective” way to grow email lists
20% 21% 22% 32% 35% 52% 55% 51% 57% 58% 27% 24% 28% 11% 7%
Accelerate the growth of email lists Generate more qualified leads Increase the ROI from email programs Extend the reach of email content to new markets Increase brand reputation and awareness
Very effective Somewhat effective Not effective
Source / Methodology: MarketingSherpa Social Media Marketing Benchmark Survey / Fielded Nov 2009, N=2,317
year-over-year change in email list growth tactics
declining list growth
5% 5% 6% 6% 8% 10% 14% 32%
Paid search In-store displays Co-registrations Offline - print advertising Email append to offline addresses Mobile capture Site registrations with incentive Social sharing
Percentage change 2008 to 2009
Source / Methodology: ExactTarget 2009 Email List Growth Study / Mar 2009, N=351
acceptable channel for permission-based messaging
from integration with email by gaining opt-in permission
95% 85% 37% 7% 4%
Email Direct mail Phone SMS Text Social network
Source / Methodology: ExactTarget Channel Preference Survey / Fielded Feb 2008, N=1,555
way to share content
content shared
78% 22% 13% 4%
Email a link Share on social network Share offline Post to blog
Source / Methodology: MarketingSherpa & QInteractive Email User Survey / Fielded Oct 2009, N=245
planning to integrate social media into email campaigns?
have a strategy
4% 15% 18% 21% 27%
No, I don't see the value in integrating email marketing and social media No, but it sounds intriguing Yes, but we don't know where to start Yes, we have formulated a strategy and are researching tools for implementation Yes, we have formulated a strategy and have already implemented our integration
Source / Methodology: StrongMail 2009 Marketing Trends Survey / Fielded Jun e 2009, N=500+
need each other so integrate them
prioritize social segments
email lists
sharable content to extend reach and boost email campaign performance
Big Thanks to:
Sergio Balegno MarketingSherpa @SergioBalegno Sergio.Balegno@MarketingSherpa.com