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Wednesday, March 22, 2017
Social Media Monitoring Part 2: Too Faced Cosmetics
Based on my analysis in Part 1, we have got to know the fact that Too Faced Cosmetics did not participate in groundswell very well. After 3 weeks, does it have any improvements? Let's take a look.
Facebook:
The numbers are increasing. However, as for new page likes and total page likes, the percentage increase is much less than it was in Part 1.
When we look at the comments area under posts, the situation gets even worse than it was in Part 1. Every post has a high percentage of comments to complain about customer service.
Twitter:
They still use twitter to promote products and reply their customers. But they only posted 15 twitters in 3 weeks, which is not an effective performance for social media.
Youtube:
They posted 8 tutorial videos in 3 weeks. But the number of views are not very high as it used to be, maybe because some of the videos were just posted a week ago. Also, some comments under the videos are complaining about the customer service.
Instagram:
We can see their improvements in communication with customers, like creating some topics to ask for the groundswell to participate. Also, they are more likely to post pictures which cooperate with beauty bloggers. But we can also see some customers complaining about their customer services.
Google Trends:
Interest over time:
US:
Worldwide:
The trend did not change much during last few weeks.
Social Mention:
3.19 Sunday
3.21 Tuesday
The data is pretty similar with the one in part 1.
SWOT Analysis:
S-Strengths
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O-Opportunities
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T-Threatens
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Goals and Suggestions:
Based on the analysis, we can get the conclusion that the participation of Too Faced Cosmetics in groundswell is not active enough, they can not respond to their customers timely when communication is needed.
So the goals for Too Faced Cosmetics should be:
- Talking: There are so many complaints about their customer services but clients do not get enough response. Too Faced Cosmetics should aware of the fact that effective communication is strongly required. So firstly they should build a brand new image for the public, shows that they are responsible and caring.
- Energizing: Even though Too Faced Cosmetics have done some cooperations with beauty bloggers, they can do more than that. For instance, they can hold events, both online and offline.
- Embracing: If the above suggestions have worked, Too Faced Cosmetics can raise the level. With the popularity and attention they earned, they can use groundswell to make decisions for their products.
Based on the analysis, we can get the conclusion that the participation of Too Faced Cosmetics in groundswell is not active enough, they can not respond to their customers timely when communication is needed.
So the goals for Too Faced Cosmetics should be:
- Talking: There are so many complaints about their customer services but clients do not get enough response. Too Faced Cosmetics should aware of the fact that effective communication is strongly required. So firstly they should build a brand new image for the public, shows that they are responsible and caring.
- Energizing: Even though Too Faced Cosmetics have done some cooperations with beauty bloggers, they can do more than that. For instance, they can hold events, both online and offline.
- Embracing: If the above suggestions have worked, Too Faced Cosmetics can raise the level. With the popularity and attention they earned, they can use groundswell to make decisions for their products.
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
Twitter VS Weibo: Different Paths, Common Points.
With the thriving
of groundswell and the popularity of social media, Twitter earned much success
in this competition. In China, Weibo has been introduced to Internet users since 2010. Weibo originally adopt the pattern of twitter: every post is limited to 140
characters; easy registration process; allows anyone to follow anyone else.
Weibo earns much popularity in China, the Internet slang words people use in
Weibo also become hot issues. With its unique and attractive style, Weibo gets
more attention than other social medias. It is no doubt that Weibo has become
the most commonly used social media in China. By the end of 2010, there were
over 2 hundred million Weibo posts in total.
Seven years have passed, the latest data shows that the revenue of Weibo in 2016 is more than 10
hundred million, which is an important milestone for Chinese social media.
However, the profit is basically from commercials and sales revenue, which
means lots of functions have been changed and the autonomy of users may be
sacrificed in some way.
The most
important thing is the classic function of Weibo has changed, each post can be
over 140 characters now. Also, with the purchasing of membership, your posts
can be shown in other's home page even though they do not follow you.
Moreover, the trends can be bought in Weibo, so it is usually utilized as a
marketing strategy for movies or TV shows.
With its changing
functions, Weibo seems to lose its original features and become more
commercialized. Lots of users complained that Weibo was a place for them to
communicate with friends and get to know what was happening around the world.
But with the developed function that users can limit the people who can comment on
their posts, this function reduces the efficiency of communication.
However, it is interesting that even though with so much complaint, the users
in Weibo keeps increasing and the total users in Weibo have reached 313 million
in 2016. How could it be?
One of the reasons is that business marketing
has shifted to be more mobilized and socialized, Weibo utilized this trend and earned
much benefit from it. Since it also reach well balance without losing supports, we
can refer from that users would like to sacrifice a little as long as their
needs for social media can be satisfied: owning the power to influence people and
also can be surrounded by many influenced people. That is why even though
Twitter and Weibo choose different paths, their users never
left.
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