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Measurement Hour April 13, 2016 Katie Delahaye Paine CEO, Paine Publishing www.painepublishing.com | @queenofmetrics | [email protected] How To Avoid, Mitigate, and Measure a Crisis

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Page 1: How To Avoid, Mitigate, and Measure a Crisis

Measurement HourApril 13, 2016Katie Delahaye PaineCEO, Paine Publishing

www.painepublishing.com | @queenofmetrics | [email protected]

How To Avoid, Mitigate, and Measure a Crisis

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Rules for Crisis Measurement 3.0 Rule #1: Be prepared

Have a plan Listen

Rule #2: Get it over with The goal is minimize risk Respond in the media in which it

started Authenticity trumps certainty Translucency vs. transparency

Rule #3: Define your “Kick Butt Index” What are the expectations?

Rule #4: Learn from your mistakes

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SMART Objectives Outcomes/Behavior

Minimize % loss of customers (Retention)

Outtakes/Perceptions % change in reputation % change in

relationships/trust Outputs/Activities

Share of negatives How many people saw it? Did your point of view

(POV) or messages get out?

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Be prepared Listen everywhere

Social media, forums, local blogs Have a crisis plan and rehearse it regularly Make sure measurement is part of your crisis

plan Keep a pulse on your Trust Scores Have a benchmark so you know how bad it

really is

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Real-time metrics focus on outcomes

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When it happens (not if it happens) Types of crises

Self-inflicted Bad relationships Bad management Bad CEO

Accidental Weather-related Random acts of terror Governmental action Partner or others

mistake

Types of responses Abject Apology

Action/Change Follow up

Translucency Share as much

information as possible Don’t just dump data Don’t blame

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It’s the angle of the slope, not the volume of the noise

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Measuring the “success” of a crisis:Step 1: Define your goal.Use SMART Objectives, with an emphasis on reasonable. At the end of the day, what is the best possible outcome? Step 2: Define the parameters.Prioritize your stakeholders. How do your efforts connect with them to achieve the goal?Step 3: Define your metrics and benchmark.How will you know you’ve succeeded? Step 5: Fire up your measurement system.Step 6: Analyze your data.Learn from your mistakes (and triumphs).

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It’s only bad if you don’t learn… Benchmark

Industry crises Prior “bad times” Over time Whatever keeps your C-Suite awake at

night Measure your place in the market, not

just your messages Measure change in relationships, not just

perceptions

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Up next: Examples

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Goal

Minimize media attention

Maintain customer trust

Communications’ Role

Media management and coordination;Spokesperson management;

Messaging; Social media response

Statement crafting;Leadership counseling;

Research manager

Know your goals

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Goal

Minimize media attention

Maintain customer trust

Communications’ Role

Media management and coordination;

Spokesperson management;

Messaging;Social media response

Statement crafting; Leadership counseling;

Research manager

Activity Metric

% of news items that contain key messages; % decline in volume of news coverage per day

%r

% of news items that contain key messages; % decline in volume ofnews coverage per day

%

Goals + activity metrics

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Goal

Minimize media attention

Maintain customer trust

Communications’ Role

Media management and coordination;

Spokesperson management;

Messaging; Social media response

Statement crafting; Leadership counseling;

Research manager

Outcome Metric

% share of negative coverage compared to

competition;% share of negative posts/comments

% ranking on trust, consideration, and preference survey;

Less than x% decline in customer renewals

Activity Metric

% of news items that contain key messages;

% decline in volume of news coverage

per day %r

% of news items that contain key messages;

% decline in volume of news coverage

per day %

Goals + activity metrics & outcome metrics

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Goal

Minimize media attention

Maintain customer trust

Communications’ Role

Media management and coordination;Spokesperson management;

Messaging; Social media response

Statement crafting; Leadership counseling;

Research manager

Outcome Metric Tools

% share of negative coverage compared

to competition;% share of negative posts/comments

Traditional media analysis

and social listening

% ranking on trust, consideration, and preference survey

Less than x% decline in customer renewals

Survey; Customer

Relationship Management (CRM) tool

Activity Metric

% of news items that contain key messages. % decline in volume of news coverage per day

%r

% of news items that contain key messages. % decline in volume of news coverage per day

%

Goals + actions + metrics + tools

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