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Measuring the Remote Control Tourist A Case Study Michael Hauser Digital Marketing Manager Tourism Victoria

Measuring the Remote Control Tourist: A Case Study

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Michael Hauser, e-Marketing Manager at Tourism Victoria, presented on the Remote Control Tourist campaign at the second of the Digital Communication in Government series on December 10. The series focuses on improving digital capabilities across the Victorian Public Service and promoting best practice.

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Measuring the Remote Control TouristA Case Study

Michael HauserDigital Marketing ManagerTourism Victoria

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The Play Melbourne Campaign

• Play Melbourne is the tenth phase of the Jigsaw “You’ll love every piece of Victoria” Campaign and is focussed on domestic interstate markets

• The campaign centres on the idea that the more curious you are, the more you will be rewarded

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Play Melbourne elements

• Phase 1 - Launched June 2011• Included: 52-week promotion with

Virgin Australia to facilitate conversion and convey spontaneity. Launched June 2011.

• Phase 2 – Launched Oct 2013• Included: Remote Control Tourist

World-first digital activation conveying a deeper level of information about Melbourne’s products and experiences, proving Melbourne’s innovative and creative credentials.

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The Remote Control Tourists

• Two Remote Controlled Tourists on bikes in Melbourne with helmet-mounted cameras

• 8 hours per day for 5 days during October 2013

• A live online video broadcast of their experiences

• People in other cities give instructions to direct the Remote control tourists via a dedicated website and through social media

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Key Campaign Insights

• Participation – Effectiveness of media

Measure all campaign visitation to track effectiveness of paid, earned and owned media

• Engagement – Increasing consideration of Melbourne as a destinationMeasure engagement with the campaign and the destination, which drives consideration and intent

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Engagement

Participation

Paid SEM Display

Owned

eDMs visitvictoria

EarnedSocial Media

Microsite- remotecontroltourist.com

Digital Channels- visitvictoria- Facebook, Twitter- edm Subscriptions

visitslocation

time on sitebounce rateevents

poststrendssentiment

sharescommentsreach

opens

clicksopt-insclicks

referrals

time on sitelikes/follows

Key Metrics

impressions

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Tracking Process

Pre-Campaign Live Post Campaign

• Refine Objectives & insights

• Define Metrics• Set targets• Tracking codes*

• Live tracking of web metrics & social conversations

• Daily reporting of key metrics & targets

• Campaign Optimisation

Tourism Victoria

Clemenger BBDO

Mitchells

• Post Live Analysis• Management

reporting• Learning's

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Analytics Tools

• Campaign Website– Google Analytics

• Social– Social Channel Analytics– Buzz Numbers– TweetReach

• Campaign Reporting– Tableau

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Highlights

• Participation exceeded targets– Over 100,000 visitors from 170 countries

• Influenced the influencers– Tweets, shares posts from Mashable, Fast Company, Tony

Rocha, Matt Long, Ad Age

• High levels of engagement – Target consumers spent average of over 6 minutes on site

• Unanimous Appeal– Over 10,000 social mentions with 96% positive sentiment

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Metrics Dashboard

WEBSITE ACTIVITY (Remotecontroltourist.com)

RCT SOCIAL ACTIVITY

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 50

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

21,169 22,40818,952

16,38914,191

18665 1983716833

1457012537

Total Visitors Unique Visitors

Visitors to remotecontroltourist.comTotal Visitors: 93,209 Unique: 75,202

41%

24%

25%

10%Direct

Referral

Social

Search

Traffic Sources

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5

0

200

400

600

800

1,000

1,200

1014

746 746849

658826

1102934 999 950

RCT One RCT Two

Total RCT Requests: 8726

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5

0

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

1635 1774

2374

1127 1023919

1,294

1,987

856 764

Total Mentions Unique Mentions

Total Social MentionsTotal: 8947 Unique: 5032 Social Media Sentiment

Users who have directly typed in the URL

Users who have come to the website after clicking on a link whilst on another website

Users who have come to the website via a link posted in a social media platform.

Users who have come to the website via searching on Google or another engine.

96%

1%

3%

Positive

Negative

Neutral

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Website – Live Tracking

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Insights - Website

• 143,700 website visitors– Over 170 countries, Over 5,000 cities

globally

• Engaged Audience– Over 6 minutes avg time on site

(more than double visitvictoria.com)– Low bounce rate of 14% – Nearly one quarter of users have

returned to the site to see more content during the live period

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Insights - Social Media

• Global Reach– Over 10,000 mentions– Reach of over 50 million impressions

worldwide (5 times higher than any other social media campaign created by Clemenger BBDO)

• Social was a key traffic driver– Facebook drove over 15,000

users to the website, whilst Twitter drove over 9,000. Social traffic had higher engagement on the site.

• Positive Appeal– 96% positive social media sentiment

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Insights – User Journey

• Over 600 events tagged across website

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Summary

• Planning: Define objectives, insights & targets• Beyond clicks: Deeper analysis of data• Track all channels: Web, social• Advanced tracking: Campaign tags, events & live• Analysis: Factor in analytics resources & training