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Eleonora Escalante, MBA-M.EngStrategic Corporate Advisory Services
Creating Corporate Integral Value (CIV)
Social Media: Predicting the future
Eleonora Escalante MBA-MEng, Strategic Corporate Advisory Services
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Eleonora Escalante MBA-MEng, Strategic Corporate Advisory Services
© 2017 Eleonora Escalante-all rights reserved
Leg 4. From Melbourne to Hong Kong.
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Outline Theme 2. Social Media Segmentation.
1. Social Media
Platform Uses
2. Traditional
Segmentation vs. Social
Media Segmentation
3. Social Media
Segmentation
Objectives
4. Information
Propagation.
Personality
Classification
4. Content drives
community groups.
Micro segmentation
.5. The Future: Predicting a
well fine tuned segmentation
using social media.
Summary and Conclusions
219-Jan-2018
We are here!
Eleonora Escalante MBA-MEng, Strategic Corporate Advisory Services
© 2017 Eleonora Escalante-all rights reserved
Leg 4. From Melbourne to Hong Kong.
319-Jan-2018
Today,
We are here!
The Future: Predicting a well fine tuned segmentation using social media5. The Future: Predicting a
well fine tuned segmentation
using social media.
Summary and Conclusions
• All generations have to admit that our parents always told us to study math! Now
with the way the world is moving forward, is more important to learn math than
ever!
• The future for everyone working with social media information is to learn how to
analyze BIG DATA.
What is big data?
• The actual term “big data” is very recent, the concept was coined by industry
analyst Doug Laney in 2000, and the accepted definition of big data refers to the
three V’s, volume, velocity and variety. (Insights, Insights and Data, 2017). Other
practitioners have added two additional V´s: Veracity and Value.
Volume Velocity Variety
Eleonora Escalante MBA-MEng, Strategic Corporate Advisory Services
© 2017 Eleonora Escalante-all rights reserved
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The Future: Predicting a well fine tuned segmentation using social media
Today,
We are here!
5. The Future: Predicting a
well fine tuned segmentation
using social media.
Summary and Conclusions
• Social Media has created incredible amounts of data. And without being a marketer, remember
I am a Strategist, I know the impact of analyzing GOOD DATA. Now there is accepted that
each year will be more pressure to create and execute marketing strategies backed by
quantifiable evidence.
• Big data is exploding and more social media analytics will be required. All job requirements
are reflecting the relatively new required skills and significantly widening talent gap.
• The era of “Big data” has clearly arrived. Big Data refers to a collection of data sets so large
and complex that it becomes difficult to process using traditional data processing applications.
• The big data problem becomes significantly bigger when we open our eyes to reality: Data is
growing faster than ever before and by the year 2020, Experts are predicting a 4,300 percent
increase in annual data production, estimating 1.7 megabytes of new information will be
created every second for every human being on the planet (Forbes.com, 2017).
Source: “Examining the Data Analytics Skill Gap in Mid-Level Marketing Professionals, Driven by the Continuing
Exponential Growth of Big Data”. By Richard Vaughan. Journal of Business Theory and Practice ISSN 2372-9759 (Print)
ISSN 2329-2644 (Online) Vol. 5, No. 3, 2017.
Eleonora Escalante MBA-MEng, Strategic Corporate Advisory Services
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Leg 4. From Melbourne to Hong Kong.
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Today,
We are here!
The Future: Predicting a well fine tuned segmentation using social media5. The Future: Predicting a
well fine tuned segmentation
using social media.
Summary and Conclusions
• Big data’s biggest impact (38.2%) is in marketing, advanced analytics are used in customer-
facing marketing, sales and customer service departments (Anon, 2017).
• However, big data alone does not translate to improve marketing results, the insights derived
from big data, can have a significant impact on profitability. Insight from big data with a
comprehensive marketing strategy can make a considerable impact in customer retention,
acquisition, engagement and optimization performance.
• Big data can provide insight into where customers are located, what they want, how, when
and where they want to be contacted.
• Big data can identify what influences customer’s brand loyalty and how to increase repeat
purchases.
• Big data’s biggest impact maybe in determining the optimal marketing campaign spend
across various channels, as well as continuously providing real time analytics on the programs
overall performance and analysis.
Source: “Examining the Data Analytics Skill Gap in Mid-Level Marketing Professionals, Driven by the Continuing Exponential
Growth of Big Data”. By Richard Vaughan. Journal of Business Theory and Practice ISSN 2372-9759 (Print) ISSN 2329-2644
(Online) Vol. 5, No. 3, 2017.
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The Future: Predicting a well fine tuned segmentation using social media5. The Future: Predicting a
well fine tuned segmentation
using social media.
Summary and Conclusions
There are three main types of big data in marketing:
1. Customer data which include behavioral, attitudinal and transactional metrics from
such sources as promotion campaigns, websites, surveys, points of sale, social media,
online communities and loyalty reward programs.
2. Operational data typically includes objective metrics that measure the quality of
marketing processes relating to marketing operations, asset management, budgetary
controls and resource allocation.
3. Financial systems; this category includes sales, revenue, profits and other objective
data types that measure the financial health of the organization (Sas.com, 2017).
Customer Data Operational Data Financial Data
Source: “Examining the Data Analytics Skill Gap in Mid-Level Marketing Professionals, Driven by the Continuing Exponential
Growth of Big Data”. By Richard Vaughan. Journal of Business Theory and Practice ISSN 2372-9759 (Print) ISSN 2329-2644
(Online) Vol. 5, No. 3, 2017.
Eleonora Escalante MBA-MEng, Strategic Corporate Advisory Services
© 2017 Eleonora Escalante-all rights reserved
Leg 4. From Melbourne to Hong Kong.
719-Jan-2018
Today,
We are here!
The Future: Predicting a well fine tuned segmentation using social media5. The Future: Predicting a
well fine tuned segmentation
using social media.
Summary and Conclusions The explosion of big data created by social media and digital technologies
is pushing us to ask ourselves:
First: We have all this amounts of data in place. What to do with them?
Second: If we decide to analyze Big Data, Are we ready for it? Do we have all the
technical capabilities to do it?
Third: If humans can´t analyze Big Data, are the new emerging technologies the
solution for it? Emerging Technologies such as machine learning, Block Chain,
Cloud Computing and others?.
Fourth: Is the solution to spend in big data and business analytics technology?
Fifth: Why do we need to measure all Big Data? To what extend? Humanly we
can´t force us to become what we are not. We can improve our human
capabilities, but it is important to learn math first.
Sixth: Social Media Segmentation was just a theme to reflect about what is
happening now with the emerging technologies…
Seventh: We can complicate the things more if we don´t set up boundaries first.
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Summary and Conclusions.5. The Future: Predicting a
well fine tuned segmentation
using social media.
Summary and Conclusions
• During Leg 4 we have covered two themes: Porter´s Generic Strategies and Social Media
Segmentation.
• We have learned the reasons why Porter´s Generic Strategies are important when looking for
competitive advantage. Remember we have to decide depending on the scope of the market (if
narrow or wide), and three categories are defined: cost leadership, differentiation and focused
strategies.
• Social Media is one of the digital technologies which business model has been proven on-the-
way.
• My definition of Social Media and the definition of what industry is pending until the last Leg of
the Volvo Ocean Race 2017-2018. We don´t need to rush.
• Content is the most important thing when it comes to your participation in social media
platforms. Try to be unique and genuine.
When sharing content, we have to recognize the efforts of others by at least giving the reference
or the link where we found the content.
• Big data has to humanize us. There is no hope in human nature if we don´t understand that each
technology is here to help us to be better personas, not the opposite…
• Expect more about these topics in the future… I will continue sailing.
Eleonora Escalante MBA-MEng, Strategic Corporate Advisory Services
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Leg 4. From Melbourne to Hong Kong.
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Today,
We are here!
5. The Future: Predicting a
well fine tuned segmentation
using social media.
Summary and Conclusions