I first gave this presentation at Blogwell Seattle in May of 2010. It summarizes the progress that PEMCO has made on the path to becoming world class in the use of word of mouth marketing and social media tools. I continue to think of myself as a student in this space... a student with a few lessons to share. Thanks for checking it out.
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5. PEMCO’s social vision, goals, and strategies PEMCO’s Social Vision, Goals, and Strategies Company Vision “PEMCO Get’s It” . . . World-Class Customer Experience Social Vision PEMCO’s success depends on the opinion of people like me. They listen, participate, encourage and enable me to share with others. Four Goals Perception Selection Recommendation Awareness 4 3 2 1 Six Strategies 360 Degree View: Drive social experiences through the entire customer lifecycle 1 Great Content: Deliver content how, where, and when it is most relevant to our customers Internal Alignment: All PEMCO employees understand social and their role 2 3 PEMCO BUSINESS MODEL Operational Excellence: Clear processes and policies enable successful interactions Engaging Online Experience: Frames relevant content and makes it easy to interact with 4 5 Platform for Success: Provide state of the art infrastructure across the customer experience 6 5
6. PEMCO’s success depends on the positive opinion of people like me. They listen, participate, encourage and enable me to share with others. 6 + Partnership
7. PEMCO’s success depends on the positive opinion of people like me. They listen, participate, encourage and enable me to share with others. 7 +
51. Many thanks and great appreciation to our partners at Ant’s Eye View for their guidance, encouragement and support.
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53. Framework: Alignment to top PEMCO priorities Alignment to Top PEMCO Priorities Initiative Project Timeline Nov June Oct Sep Aug Jul May Dec Jan Feb + Social Commerce Phase 1: Foundation Phase 2: Credible Presence Phase 3: Integrated Experience Voice of the Customer Phase 1: Assessment Phase 2: Change Management Phase 3: Implementation E-Commerce Technical Requirements Operational Readiness Development and Implementation Geographic Expansion Phase 1: Entry Phase 2: Learning and Transition Phase 3: Statewide Operations 34
54. Measurement and Metrics (under construction) Measurement and Metrics (To be updated 5/18) Recommendation (FY10+) Selection (FY10+) Timing: 2009 Strategic Strategic Operational Operational Cost Per Lead # of Click Through # of identified advocates Reach and frequency of advocate engagement New Customers Net Promoter Retention Rate Awareness (FY09/10) Perception (FY09/10) Strategic Strategic Operational Operational # of Referring Sites Sentiment? Unaided awareness Aided awareness Perception Rating Site Visitors Time On Site? # of Mentions (growth) # of Conversations (growth) 35
55. Framework: Phased Approach, Culminating in an Integrated Social Experience Discover 3rd Party Shop Onboard Partners WALLY 3.0 Maintain Renew PEMCO.com Lifelong Customer Promos Ads Events Awareness, Perception 2009 Selection 2010 Recommendation 2010+ 36
56. Framework: Phased Approach, Culminating in an Integrated Social Experience Discover 3rd Party Shop Onboard Partners WALLY 3.0 Maintain Renew PEMCO.com Lifelong Customer Promos Ads Selection 2010 Recommendation 2010+ Awareness Perception 2009 Events 37
Notes de l'éditeur
Self introduction:Rod BrooksVice President and Chief Marketing Officer, PEMCO Insurance, Seattle, WashingtonBoard Member and President-elect of Word of Mouth Marketing Association (WOMMA)
PEMCO PersonasHere’s a helpful guide to the people of the northwest. We call thismicrosite WALLY… an acronym for Were A Lot Like YouOur initial objective was to show people that we really knew them. And of course…make people smile. While social media is NOT a campaign, it can be a launch platform for making your brand “talkable” on the social web.How? Starting with the PEMCO We’re A Lot Like You. A Little Different ad campaign.Campaign highlights the quirky, yet identifiable characteristics of Northwest residents. Resulted in hundreds of organic blog mentions.Introduce these characters …. In order…First Snowflake Freak-out LadySandals and Socks Guy50 Degrees Shirts Off GuyPonytailed Software GeekGoat Renter GuyRoadside Chainsaw WoodcarverDesperately Seeking SasquatchOff Leash Dog Lady
Our vision for WOM and social media is simple and aligns with PEMCO’s world class customer experience objectives: Our Social Media Mantra…“PEMCO’s success depends on the opinion of people like me. They listen, participate, encourage and enable me to share with others.”Listen.ParticipateEncourageEnable
Our vision for WOM and social media is simple and aligns with PEMCO’s world class customer experience objectives: Our Social Media Mantra…“PEMCO’s success depends on the opinion of people like me. They listen, participate, encourage and enable me to share with others.”Listen.ParticipateEncourageEnable
Add Wally 1.0 in the neck of the funnelAdd another box for Social Networks (FB, twitter, etc)Add a blank box as a placeholder for tbd (flexible model)I’d like the themes along the bottom to show some overlap – better showing how this evolves and overlaps. The boxes at the far left are really about driving familiarity I think and then wally 2 is about favorability – that is probably just a talking point for now – just sharing the thought.Should we label these as credible presence, hosted conversations and integration experience so it anchors to slides 5-7? Or was this my edit to Foundations, credible presence and integrated experience? - something like this.
And of course….Twitter….With clarity about the face behind the tweet
And we knew that just displaying and sharing our campaign wouldn’t be enough.We needed to take the campaign into the communities where are customers lived, worked, learned and played.To be considered local, we had to act and show up locally.
The WALLY van and outreach program has been a tremendous addition to our campaign mixWe are holding traditional face to face conversations at the point of community that our customers and neighbors appreciateAnd it fuels our on-line communication as well.
Reportedly, 90% of all WOM is face to face… or at least, NOT digitally driven.PEMCO made sure we walked the talk and showed up in the communities where our customers and prospects live, work, learn and play.This integrated program capitalized on a set of opportunities that best reinforce PEMCO’s brand position including:1. An array of local grassroots-level events – Fremont Fair, Seafair, Issaquah Salmon Days, Taste Washington, etc.2. The creation of a fully-modular, branded, motorized vehicle (WALLY1)3. A set of activities that foster meaningful interaction and Brand Ambassadors to serve as the face of the company within the community. The program’s goal is to increase positive touch points – both online and offline – between PEMCO and the local Northwest community.
And You TubeWhich brings us back to that commercial we were making at the beginning of this presentation.Let’s take a look to wrap up.Meet 4 Way Stop. You go. No You Go. No You Go Guy.
Let’s stay in touch.Any questions.
3rd party partner engagement
Add another box for Social Networks (FB, twitter, etc)Add a blank box as a placeholder for tbd (flexible model)I’d like the themes along the bottom to show some overlap – better showing how this evolves and overlaps. The boxes at the far left are really about driving familiarity I think and then wally 2 is about favorability – that is probably just a talking point for now – just sharing the thought.Should we label these as credible presence, hosted conversations and integration experience so it anchors to slides 5-7? Or was this my edit to Foundations, credible presence and integrated experience? - something like this.
Add another box for Social Networks (FB, twitter, etc)Add a blank box as a placeholder for tbd (flexible model)I’d like the themes along the bottom to show some overlap – better showing how this evolves and overlaps. The boxes at the far left are really about driving familiarity I think and then wally 2 is about favorability – that is probably just a talking point for now – just sharing the thought.Should we label these as credible presence, hosted conversations and integration experience so it anchors to slides 5-7? Or was this my edit to Foundations, credible presence and integrated experience? - something like this.