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Page 1: Web management round table 4 June 2009 - Online Intelligence B

Web management round table

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Online Intelligence

Connecting the dots . . .Connecting the dots . . .

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Purpose of online intelligence

Effective communication

Efficient communication

… by better understanding of needs and behaviour of targety g ggroups and stakeholders

by connecting the dots between components and tools we… by connecting the dots between components and tools wealready have

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Combining the dots

Behaviour on the website

Behaviour in search engines

Behaviour in channels outside

of the website

Google AnalyticsOmniture

Google AdwordsGoogle Keyword Tool

RSS feeds, blog search

MEASURE – ANALYZE – ACT

Omniture Google Keyword Tool Media monitoring tools

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Components O it S h Off itOnsite Search OffsiteYour websites Google

Microsoft Live/BingSlideshareYoutubeMicrosoft Live/Bing

YahooEtc.

YoutubeBlogsLinkedinFacebookFacebook

Web analytics Keyword data Monitoring services: ySearch statisticsPopup surveys

ySponsored linksOrganic optimization

gSM2, Radian6 etcNumber of downloads, viewsviewsActivities, comments, polls, content

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What can we learn?

What are our visitorsactively looking for?

What words should weuse when writing our

t t?content?

What is attractive and what is not attractive to our target audience

What are they also interested in?

How are we performing compared to our peers?

With h t ll ti f tt ti ith?With whom are we actually competing for attention with?

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How do we become more effective?Th j it fThe majority of ourintended audienceare spending most oftheir time on othertheir time on otherwebsites

We can learn more abouth h ld dhow we should adress ouraudience

From review sites, social networks and other services on Internet where our brand, topics related to our business are discussed we can can

Learn how to improve our services and productsGet new ideas for productsEarly warning on issuesEarly warning on issuesGet support for our position

Search engines and other distribution tools as well as direct engagment can help usreach our target groups more effective and effecientreach our target groups more effective and effecient

Market value of communication can be derived from what others are willing to pay

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From a Communications Perspective

Today’s approach…

Your ContentYour message is

created

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From a Communications Perspective

Connecting the dots to be more effective

Your ContentYour message is

created

What messagesare effective?

What wordsshould I use?

Where should I publish it so

that my audience reads

it?

Please help medistribute my

content!

How was it recieved?

it?

Value defined and measuredValue defined and measured

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For more information

Staffan Lindgren, Executive Partner+46 8 407 22 12, +46 709 71 12 12staffan lindgren@halvarsson [email protected]

Helena Wennergren, Senior Partner46 8 407 22 10 46 709 71 12 10+46 8 407 22 10, +46 709 71 12 10

[email protected]

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