case study: social media analysis of brand perception

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2040 14th Suite 200 Boulder, CO 80302 720-259-3060 http://www.collectiveintellect.com Our Client’s Goals Collective Intellect (CI) was commissioned to assist a Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) client, which sells breakfast food products, to explore and manage their online audience data to reveal how customers use and view their brand and products. Results Collective Intellect quickly identified an interesting trend in which consumers were combining their client’s product with Greek yogurt in order to make the yogurt more interesting and taste better. Some authors mentioned the health benefits of both products and shared their ideas with others on popular message boards such as Weight Watchers and Babycenter. Insights into social media conversations provided our client with examples of “new uses” for their brand. This type of analysis, often called white space analysis, can provide brands with additional, previously unknown intelligence on how consumers use a company’s products in both traditional and non Project Highlights Goal – Explore and manage online audience data for insights into the consumer’s view of the brand and perform openended analysis. Results – Identified a new trend revealing unexpected product uses.

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Explore and manage online audience data for insights into the consumer’s view of the brand and perform open-­‐ended analysis.

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Our  Client’s  Goals  Collective  Intellect  (CI)  was  commissioned  to  assist  a  Consumer  Packaged  Goods  (CPG)  client,  which  sells  breakfast  food  products,  to  explore  and  manage  their  online  audience  data  to  reveal  how  customers  use  and  view  their  brand  and  products.    

Results  Collective  Intellect  quickly  identified  an  interesting  trend  in  which  consumers  were  combining  their  client’s  product  with  Greek  yogurt  in  order  to  make  the  yogurt  more  interesting  and  taste  better.    Some  authors  mentioned  the  health  benefits  of  both  products  

and  shared  their  ideas  with  others  on  popular  message  boards  such  as  Weight  Watchers  and  Babycenter.    

Insights  into  social  media  conversations  provided  our  client  with  examples  of    “new  uses”  for  their  brand.    This  type  of  analysis,  often  called  white  space  analysis,  can  provide  brands  with  additional,  previously  unknown  intelligence  on  how  consumers  use  a  company’s  products  in  both  traditional  and  non-­‐

Project  Highlights  

Goal  –  Explore  and  manage  online  audience  data  for  insights  into  the  consumer’s  view  of  the  brand  and  perform  open-­‐ended  analysis.  

Results  –  Identified  a  new  trend  revealing  unexpected  product  uses.  

 

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traditional  ways.  This  information  can  be  shared  across  an  organization  to  support  new  brand  messaging,  packaging,  partnerships  or  products.      

How  CI  Approached  the  Project  Working  with  our  client,  CI  first  determined  where  along  the  social  media  maturity  curve  the  client  organization  was  located.  Together,  we  concluded  that  their  initial  business  goals  could  be  met  by  applying  the  Social  Research  methodology  and  tools.    

Utilizing  a  multi-­‐dimensional  analysis  that  blends  qualitative  and  quantitative  research,  CI  was  able  to  give  our  client  a  robust  and  accurate  understanding  of  the  consumer  behavior  landscape  both  from  a  brand  and  product  perspective.    

Once  we  had  configured  the  analysis  to  be  repeatable  and  consistent  over  time,  

our  next  step  was  to  integrate  this  data  into  an  automated  dashboard.  Working  with  our  client,  we  felt  it  was  critical  to  incorporate  social  data  into  an  existing  metric  framework  to  create  a  more  comprehensive  view  of  key  business  indicators  (KPIs).    

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Suggested  Next  Steps  As  businesses  move  along  the  social  media  maturity  curve,  their  understanding  and  integration  of  social  media  data  evolves.  Companies  at  the  Social  Research  phase  are  not  only  actively  engaged  with  their  customers  but  are  beginning  to  include  customer  input  to  help  drive  product  development  and  strategic  partnerships.    

Social  data  provides  relevant  customer  insights  that  can  help  extend  traditional  CRM  systems  with  online  profile  or  author  information.    We  recommended  to  this  client  that  they  now  begin  to  fully  integrate  social  media  data  for  augmentation  within  a  CRM  application  to  further  refine  and  extend  their  understanding  of  their  customer’s  preferences  and  intentions.  Social  CRM  can  create  a  more  inclusive  customer  data  picture,  marrying  online  and  offline  profile  details,  to  create  more  effective  and  tailored  social  targeting.      Simply  put,  you  can  communicate  the  right  message,  from  the  right  employee,  to  the  right  prospect,  at  the  right  place  and  time  to  achieve  a  desired  consumer  response  and  thus  ROI.    

Our  Semantic  Methodology  Collective  Intellect  uses  semantic  technology  based  on  Latent  Semantic  Analysis  (LSA)  to  expose  latent  contextual-­‐meaning  within  a  large  body  of  text.      Sophisticated  language  processing  is  the  critical  foundation  for  successful  social  media  analysis.  Accurate  insights  of  consumer  conversations  that  are  repeatable,  scalable  and  consistent  can  only  be  achieved  using  technology  that  is  able  to  categorize  enormous  volumes  of  social  media  conversations  for  customer  preferences,  intent,  demographics,  even  sentiment.        

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CI  Services  &  Tools  Used  on  Project  CI  Insight  -­  provides  multi-­‐dimensional  analysis,  blended  qualitative  and  quantitative  analysis,  demographics  and  psychographics  analysis,  in  an  integrated  consumer  conversation  analytical  hub.  

 

CI  Learn  -­  supports  clients  with  a  wide  array  of  full  service,  customized  social  media  research  deliverables  that  uncover  valuable  insights  into  consumers’  unprompted  and  unbiased  thoughts,  opinions,  considerations  and  preferences  that  they  express  in  social  media  conversations.    

 

CI  View  –  offers  a  management  dashboard  which  highlights  key  performance  indicators,  and  tracks  how  effective  the  client/agency  are  at  influencing  customer  behavior  and  attitudes  through  marketing,  sales  and  customer  support  activities.  It  is  a  customizable  data  viewer,  displaying  continuously  updated  and  fully  analyzed  social  media  conversations.