November Espresso Briefing: Face show you how to use real-time WOM for adaptive brand planning
November 6, 2009 at 2:02 pm | In Events | 2 CommentsTags: andrew needham, brand planning, espresso briefing, face, francisco d'orazio, social media, word of mouth
Brands are increasingly realising the importance of integrating word of mouth into everything they do. They get that it’s essential for nurturing consumer relationships. They understand that referrals are key to ROI. They’ve heard exciting examples of companies who’ve built their success on conversational strategies. But how on earth do they fit WOM into their existing marketing mix?
On 8.30am, Tuesday 24th November, insight and innovations agency Face will present on ‘Monitoring and analysing WOM in real time to enable adaptive brand planning’.
CEO and Founding Partner Andrew Needham, and Head of Social Media and Planning Francisco D’Orazio, will look at how to:
- Measure and monitor online conversations about brands to assess brand influence and brand visibility
- Apply qualitative analysis to determine research parameters and add meaning to quantitative findings
- Identify conversation hubs and influencers across a wide range of channels
- Use crowdsourcing and co-creation methodologies to achieve research, innovation and planning objectives
- Build iterative models for feeding real-time insights and consumer inputs into the existing marketing process
As always, the briefing will be totally FREE and kick off with half an hour for coffee, breakfast and networking at 8.30am with the talk starting at 9am and questions and discussions afterwards until 10.30am, all at Face’s offices,7-8 Midford Place, London, W1T 5BG. Last month’s presentation from Matt Morrison was a big hit so be sure to register for this one now via julian.ferguson@womuk.org – members get priority booking.
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