The Top 10 Fall TV shows of 2013 were assessed by two measures: online social chatter as measured on Facebook, and offline word of mouth about television as measured by Keller Fay’s TalkTrack®. A 0.73 correlation was found between the two methods, with instructive differences based upon demographics, genre, and high-interest episodes. Responses to specific popular programs such as Dancing with the Stars, Glee, The Big Bang Theory, and Scandal were analyzed.
Facebook & Keller Fay: Where Social TV Meets Word-of-Mouth, ARF RE:THINK 2014
1. @The_ARF #ARFRETHINK14
Total TV Chatter:
Social TV Meets Word-of-Mouth
Brad Fay
COO
Keller Fay Group
Eurry Kim
Researcher
Facebook
Patrick Kemp
Marketing Effectiveness
Researcher
Facebook
Matt Phillips
Account Director
Keller Fay Group
9. Keller Fay Group’s method of measuring all WOM
• Keller Fay Group’s TalkTrack®, a continuous, national
syndicated survey measuring word of mouth in all
forms – face-to-face, phone, and online.
• Involves 36,000 consumers annually, yielding
approximately 360,000 mentions of brands spread
evenly through the year.
• Respondents representative of US population aged
13 to 69; they use diary to track brand conversations,
then complete online survey to gather information
about conversations.
Face-to-Face
76%
Phone
13%
Online
9%
Other
2%
Mode of Conversations
Across All Categories
27. Key Points
• TV is highly social, online and offline
• Online and offline show similarities
• Differences are instructive
• Demographics
• Genre
• High-interest episodes
• Value in integrating online/offline insights