It’s all about the experience: what your customer expects and how you can make that happen. So, how exactly do you turn a regular customer into a so-called brand evangelist?
78% of consumers trust peer reviews, as opposed to the mere 14% who trust advertisements. In fact, brand advocates drive 33% more sales and 18% more traffic than regular customers. With an army of satisfied customers endorsing your brand via social media and word-of-mouth, you are more likely to draw in new customers. To capture that elusive social media ROI and to drive engagement, marketers truly need to give the social customer what they want.Īnother important aspect of social activation is its potential to create brand evangelists. For pages with a 500,000+ following, that percentage dips to an even lower 2%. Social activation occurs when fans and followers directly participate in the activities your brand lays out, such as contests, coupon redemption, and photo and experience sharing.Ī recent study of more than 100 brand pages reported that organic reach hovers at 6% of followers. Social activation is the act of transforming your social media followers from voyeurs, into participants, into ultimately, evangelists. Even consistently pushing out content won’t ignite the potential impact your followers could create for your brand, otherwise known as social activation.
Most businesses today have made the investment in social media, but how much have you invested in your following? Building a social presence alone will not separate you from the haystack of other businesses like yours in the social sphere. So you’ve succeeded in cultivating a large social media following – now what? Social Activation: Why Your Brand Needs to Aim Beyond ‘Likes’
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