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4 Brand-Saving Recommendations for Social Media Crisis Management

social media crisis management 300x232 4 Brand Saving Recommendations for Social Media Crisis Management Is today your Domino’s?

Social media can both create and solve crises, and the incredibly fluid nature of social conversations requires brands to be on a constant state of readiness.

In April, two Domino’s employees created a foolish and disgusting video, and posted it to YouTube, setting off a firestorm of coverage on Twitter. It was quickly picked up by the mainstream press, which increasingly uses trending Twitter topics for story ideas like some sort of crowd-sourced, zeitgeist-obsessed, robo-editor.

After being alerted to the crises by their ad agency (who evidently were the only ones in the organization using social media listening tools), Domino’s set the crisis plan in motion, and with great swiftness issued an entirely credible press release.

But it didn’t work.

Why? Because the maxim of social media crisis relations is that you have to fight fire with fire. Communities in social media do not intersect as much as many corporate officers believe. It’s not like all the social media “types” are hanging out together in one place. It’s more like ancient Greece, with Sparta (the true believers of Twitter) and Athens (the larger, more rational Facebook) and other city states like MySpace, Linkedin, Ning, Flickr, YouTube, and dozens more.

When was the last time you read an actual press release via a link on Twitter? Blogger or traditional media coverage of a story that began with a press release, sure. But an actual release from a company? I’m not sure I’ve EVER read one on Twitter.

Domino’s big mistake wasn’t necessarily speed – they got the initial release out pretty fast. It was not understanding that you must react at the flashpoint, not around it. The Domino’s imbroglio ended only when the company created their own YouTube video response, accompanied with a new corporate Twitter account.

4 Lessons Social Media Crisis Management

In my social media consulting and training, I’ve been talking a lot about Domino’s and crisis management, and I’ve pulled out these 4 lessons that apply to all brands.

1. It’s Risky Business

Social media firestorms can cause real damage. A study by BrandIndex in the days following the Domino’s crisis found that overall, national perceptions of the chain’s quality fell from +5 positive to -2.8 positive. A huge drop in positive perception in 48 hours? For a multi-billion dollar company, that’s serious consequences.

2. You Never Know

One thing I can guarantee about Domino’s is that they didn’t wake up on April 15 thinking “You know, I wonder if a crazy employee will stick cheese in their nose today, and put it on YouTube?” You never see a crisis coming. That’s why it’s a crisis. Even if you choose to not engage proactively in social media at this time (although increasingly, your silence is deafening), you must at least be listening. Set up alerts and RSS feeds, subscribe to Radian6 or Spiral16 or some other listening software. Make it someone’s job to pay attention.

You do NOT want to be the last to know when the social media masses are trashing your brand.

3. Do Fire Drills

A major area where social media crises differ from “real world” crises (although one often begets the other now), is that most companies have not yet identified their communication protocols. If something unfortunate happens to your brand in social media, who in your company is in charge of identifying the problem? Who do they call? Who needs to be alerted?

The same way most companies have call lists and alert procedures determined for offline crises, you must develop similar processes for social media. Commit to having that plan in place by the end of this quarter.

4. Prepare to Create

Because the best way to mitigate social media crises is to respond at the flashpoint, you must be prepared to make and launch content in a variety of formats and circumstances. If a YouTube video breaks, who in your company can create a YouTube video? How quickly? Can you get an emergency Twitter account set up? Who would do that? Can you make a blog post? A podcast? A photo gallery?

Unlike traditional crisis management, which typically requires procedures for press conferences and written releases, in social media you have to be ready to make multi-media content. And if you have to go through your Web design company or IT Department to make that happen, you’re dead. Maybe you should be training corporate officers on how to use a Flip camera and upload video, and to use WordPress?

Of course, you’ll probably never need a social media crisis plan. But, maybe you will. And if you can’t get a video from your CEO on YouTube within 3 hours, anytime of the day or night, you’re not fully prepared. Are you?

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Jay,

Thanks for the good post. Today I posted about 5 suggested tips on reputation management in the blogosphere. I believe we are of a similar mind where the tenants of crisis management, reputation management or other PR strategies really havent changed in the social media landscape. Rather, companies and agencies need to be aware of the velocity of these new media channels, and some new monitoring tools and strategies to react swiftly and appropriately.

I would welcome your feedback to my post today on reputation management.

Best,

John Harvey Irwin
.-= John Harvey Irwin´s last blog ..Reputation Management in the Blogosphere: Did Whitepages.com Take it on the Chin? =-.

Jay,

Thanks for the good post. Today I posted about 5 suggested tips on reputation management in the blogosphere. I believe we are of a similar mind where the tenants of crisis management, reputation management or other PR strategies really havent changed in the social media landscape. Rather, companies and agencies need to be aware of the velocity of these new media channels, and some new monitoring tools and strategies to react swiftly and appropriately.

I would welcome your feedback to my post today on reputation management.

Best,

John Harvey Irwin
.-= John Harvey Irwin´s last blog ..Reputation Management in the Blogosphere: Did Whitepages.com Take it on the Chin? =-.

An invaluable article - you make the key point that nobody was listening. It's all about engagement and that means employees need to have the tools to listen and engage with social media.

You wouldn't ride a motor bike without learning some lessons in emergency braking, neither should your organisation embark upon a social strategy without lessons and fire drills.

Angus

Dear Jay Baer,

There's another real case study you can use for your reference. It all happened in the last 48 hours in Portugal. Ensitel, a well known mobile phone store, tried to shut up a blogger using lawyers. The blogger is an Ensitel's client who bought a broken cell phone which the store refused to refund and, therefore, wrote some posts about it. This blogger was addressed this week by an order from the court to delete these posts and all social media community reacted very negatively to Ensitel action. Ensitel then began to delete all negative comments on its facebook page and, of course, everything got worse. Not happy with this, Ensitel then sent a press release reinforcing the attack to the blogger. Today, Ensitel is on all Portuguese newspapers and a lot of opinion makers are commenting on this. There's also a Facebook Group with thousands of followers named "Nunca mais compro nada na Ensitel" (I Will Never Buy Anything on Ensitel). In Portugal, this will be, of course, a case study for PR students. And a case study for all PR professionals. Today, I'm reviewing all the methods I use with my clients based on what we learn from these cases.

Thank you for sharing your know how with us.

R.R.,
PR Consultant

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Jay,

Thanks for the good post. Today I posted about 5 suggested tips on reputation management in the blogosphere. I believe we are of a similar mind where the tenants of crisis management, reputation management or other PR strategies really haven’t changed in the social media landscape. Rather, companies and agencies need to be aware of the velocity of these new media channels, and some new monitoring tools and strategies to react swiftly and appropriately.

I would welcome your feedback to my post today on reputation management.

Best,

John Harvey Irwin
.-= John Harvey Irwin´s last blog ..Reputation Management in the Blogosphere: Did Whitepages.com Take it on the Chin? =-.

Jay,

Thanks for the good post. Today I posted about 5 suggested tips on reputation management in the blogosphere. I believe we are of a similar mind where the tenants of crisis management, reputation management or other PR strategies really haven’t changed in the social media landscape. Rather, companies and agencies need to be aware of the velocity of these new media channels, and some new monitoring tools and strategies to react swiftly and appropriately.

I would welcome your feedback to my post today on reputation management.

Best,

John Harvey Irwin
.-= John Harvey Irwin´s last blog ..Reputation Management in the Blogosphere: Did Whitepages.com Take it on the Chin? =-.

Jay,

This is a great wake up call to show how quickly these things come up, and why social media monitoring should be part of every arsenal. In our monitoring, we do you step #3 - fire drills - by bringing forward conversational concerns we see before they get out of control. That way, there's a chance to get out in front of a crisis.

Here are some more details about our approach, and also some recent research on how the provider offerings stack up:
http://whitehorse.postclickmarketing.com/wh-bm-bc

Jay,

This is a great wake up call to show how quickly these things come up, and why social media monitoring should be part of every arsenal. In our monitoring, we do you step #3 - fire drills - by bringing forward conversational concerns we see before they get out of control. That way, there's a chance to get out in front of a crisis.

Here are some more details about our approach, and also some recent research on how the provider offerings stack up:
http://whitehorse.postclickmarketing.com/wh-bm-bc

Jay - Thanks so much for mentioning Spiral16!

To that specific point (no. 2), many of our clients struggle with the "whose job is this?" question. Some delegate the work, some create a new department, and some add a new position related specifically to online brand management. Whatever route a business chooses, social media, if managed correctly, will improve internal communication as well as communication with the online audience. When we explain how monitoring can serve multiple departments in one company, it increases the value even more.

That's exactly why planning is critical, because what works for one business may not work for another... And you need to know who your fearless leader is when the Tweet hits the fan.

Also, I'm feeling the "Risky Business" theme for a new presentation. *cue Bob Seger*

(I tried to comment yesterday, but I think my browser had a meltdown!)

Whitney Mathews@spiral16@whitneymathews
Social Media Manager


.-= whitney´s last blog ..How social media can make history =-.

Thanks Whitney. I find that people determine who's job it was AFTER the crisis. Not that useful at that point!

Jay - Thanks so much for mentioning Spiral16!

To that specific point (no. 2), many of our clients struggle with the "whose job is this?" question. Some delegate the work, some create a new department, and some add a new position related specifically to online brand management. Whatever route a business chooses, social media, if managed correctly, will improve internal communication as well as communication with the online audience. When we explain how monitoring can serve multiple departments in one company, it increases the value even more.

That's exactly why planning is critical, because what works for one business may not work for another... And you need to know who your fearless leader is when the Tweet hits the fan.

Also, I'm feeling the "Risky Business" theme for a new presentation. *cue Bob Seger*

(I tried to comment yesterday, but I think my browser had a meltdown!)

Whitney Mathews@spiral16@whitneymathews
Social Media Manager


.-= whitney´s last blog ..How social media can make history =-.

Thanks Whitney. I find that people determine who's job it was AFTER the crisis. Not that useful at that point!

Very good post! Nice ways to stop a fire in the middle of some kind of crisis. You have to monitor what people are saying because they are always talking about your brand. Look at the firestorm on United by the United Breaks Guitars. It took him creating a song, which was catchy, to finally get them to listen. Plus, threats to make more songs. You never know how much content can be made against your brand and how catchy it will be.
.-= Jamie Favreau´s last blog ..What will be the next wave of journalism? =-.

This brought back many memories for me. I've re-tweeted as "required reading" and passed it around internally as the same. Thank you!

LOL. Thanks so much for the nice RT Donna. Indeed, you've lived this a lot more than most. In fact, I'm going to connect Robert (two comments above you) with you for his presentation.

Always great to see you here. Thanks!

This is really good. My business is centered on consumer brands, but somehow I've been invited to speak at the National Pulp and Paperboard Manufacturers annual conference in September. My presentation is "Responding to Disaster at the Speed of Light." My goal is to help them "unlearn" everything these CEOs think they know about crisis response. And bring the new world to life. Any other examples besides Dominos you think are especially powerful?

Robert - Thanks so much for your comment. I hope you can share the slides of your presentation. So many people would benefit from it, even if they're not in the paper biz.

Donna Tocci (see two comments down) is a great example of someone who has lived through a social media crisis and can tell the tale. Motrin is a good case study with Motrin Moms. So is United Airlines (happening now). Dell and the "Dell Hell" situation, too. Comcast with the "technician sleeping on my couch" video.

Frank (@comcastcares) can help with Comcast. Donna (@donnatocci) can help with Master Lock.

Robert - reach out via Twitter and I'd be happy to help w/your presentation.
Jay...as much as I would have loved this crisis to happen to that other brand (lol)...the brand I'm affiliated with is Kryptonite.

Very good post! Nice ways to stop a fire in the middle of some kind of crisis. You have to monitor what people are saying because they are always talking about your brand. Look at the firestorm on United by the United Breaks Guitars. It took him creating a song, which was catchy, to finally get them to listen. Plus, threats to make more songs. You never know how much content can be made against your brand and how catchy it will be.
.-= Jamie Favreau´s last blog ..What will be the next wave of journalism? =-.

Jay - I've got to echo Amber's comments here, great stuff! Now, of course, brands will have an easier time responding to a firestorm if they already have an established presence in social media. Starting from scratch in the middle of a controversy makes their job so much harder. (Start now people!) But, at least a controversy gives them a reason to start. And some companies do well with a lesson learned to make them stronger, and maybe even leaders, in the end. Just look at Dell for an example of that.
.-= Adele McAear´s last blog ..Technically Women Launches =-.

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