1. AXA in Social Media Sun Life Direct, AXA PPP and AXA Wealth
2. AXA in Social Media Sun Life Direct Over 50s of low income want to look after their nearest and dearest AXA PPP Wealthier families seeking control over family wellbeing AXA Wealth Independent Financial Advisers want to increase efficiency for faster returns
19. What are the challenges for financial services using social media? Why will people want to engage with financial services in their social space? FSA have strict rules on advertising Retail Distribution Review Is the company ready for social media? Company needs to decide on rules of engagement
24. Sun Life DirectSocial Marketing Campaign Objectives Build an online community Increase awareness of brand message Strengthen trust and loyalty towards brand Increase number of unique visitors to Sun Life Direct website to 100 per month* Key Influencers Personalities e.g. Michael Parkinson *Based on data from Comscore, July 2010
26. Engagement Plans Sun Life Direct Community Gardening Project £50,000 awarded for community garden projects across 5 regions of the UK: Communities within these regions compete for £10,000 to convert wasteland/unused council green spots into community gardens Awards based on: Community involvement Cost management Design Originality
27. Engagement Plans Sun Life Direct Community Gardening Project Target over 50s listing gardening as interest on Facebook to sign up to local community garden networks Encourage “advocates” to manage local community projects Webcasts with personalities taking part leading up to launch Leverage personalities to help chosen communities on press launch Prize for the best community effort: could get to design an entry into the RHS Chelsea Flower Show
28. How Will this BenefitSun Life Direct? Sun Life Direct Community Gardening Project Inquire/get a quote from Sun Life Direct via Facebook and get free seeds for the garden or window pots Series of webcasts to promote scheme with personalities such as Michael Parkinson, Alan Titchmarsh, Carolyn Spray, Dermot O’Neill, Monty Don and Matthew Wilson on Facebook
29. Evaluation Key Performance Indicators Radian6 for quantitative measurements: Potential Reach: how many fans and how many friends those fans have Number of Referrals: monitor mentions of Sun Life Direct What percentage of fans are key influencers Unique monthly visitors
30. Evaluation Key Performance Indicators Radian6 for qualitative measurements: Monitor what influential bloggerssay Share of conversation: is the response positive or negative
32. AXA Wealth Social Marketing Campaign Objectives: Build an online community Increase number of views of product demo Increase take up of platform by an extra 10 sign ups per month Key Influencers: IFA Life, Money Marketing and Financial Adviser
35. Engagement Plans (Knowledge) /connecting you to knowledge: Webinars with prominent IFAs and Business Development Managers AXA Wealth executive blogs and discussions
36. Engagement Plans (People) /connecting you to people: Charity golf days with AXA Executives and Business Development Managers Invitations to join AXA at some of the top sporting events in the UK
37. redefining/connections Strategy Linked In: IFAs register their name/company name to participate in any events Twitter: Updates on upcoming events, news and discussions Cross promotion Facebook: Increase the social aspect of campaign with multimedia content Website Blog: Current news and discussion about financial services affecting IFAs, contributions from Execs and prominent IFAs
38. How Does this Benefit AXA Wealth? Back-links to AXA Wealth webpage on all social media platforms Increased opportunities for platform demos Social events will create a greater understanding of AXA products They will also produce closer relationships with IFAs – of great benefit to IFAs as well as AXA
39. Evaluation Key Performance Indicators Radian 6 to measure: Potential Reach: how many people featured in brand network and how many connections those people have Share of Conversation: monitor topics such as “AXA charity golf day” and “AXA networking” Strength of Referrals: monitor mentions of “AXA” and “Elevate”
40. Evaluation Key Performance Indicators Radian6 for qualitative measurements: Monitor influential bloggerssaying Share of conversation: is the response positive or negative
41. Learning what works and why Brands Must Be Open Criticism is to be expected but react correctly to turn it into a positive message Don’t hide away from criticism and don’t hide criticism Take it when it’s fair, learn from it and prove it Proves that the brand can be trusted to do the right thing for its consumers