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B. Bonin Bough, head of social media, PepsiCo., presented at Social Media Influence's SMI10 conference on the thinking and execution behind the Pepsi Refresh project and the Mountain Democracy campaign. See video of B. Bonin Bough's talk on the video page at www.socialmediainfluence.com Follow us on Twitter @socialinfluence

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B.BoninBoughGlobalDir.OfDigital&SocialMedia

@boughb

HowSocialMediaisChangingPepsiCo

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Social Media has been around since the beginning of Internet time

  Web1.0

– Guyslikethisweretheonlypeoplewhoknewhowtocreatethem

– BecauseitrequiredknowingHTML

  Web 2.0 – Anyone can create content &

publish it due to simple WYSIWYG interfaces

–  In fact the entire family can participate

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  Web1.0

–  Insteadofneedingtoenterinlinesofcodetocreateablog…

Evolution of the WYSIWYG   Web2.0

–  Simpleinterfacesallowanyonetopublish

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“technological evolution will be less about how we manage and adapt to our physical world, and more on how we manage and adapt to the immense amount of knowledge we have created”

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WhatWillTheSocietalImpactsBe?

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It’salreadyhappeningtoaudiences

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ShiEFromImpressionstoConnecIons

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Open Yourself Up to Innovation

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LearningFromDigitalEvents

SxSW(AusEn)

InternetWeek(NewYork)

BlogHer(Chicago/NY)

BlogWorld(Vegas)

Be A Value-Added Participant – Earn Our Way

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Media

GatoradeMissionControl

ConsumerRelaEons

Brand

Comms

Mission Control is a cross-departmental effort

MissionControlwillbetheadrenalinethattransformsGatorade’sdigitalengagement.

Insights

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©2009 UNDERCURRENT GLOBAL. CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY.

OnOurScreens:FocusonConversaIonsthatMaMer

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H.S. / Elite Athletes Sideline Moms Coaches, A.D.s, etc.

Conversations Digital Footprint General Sports

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©2009 UNDERCURRENT GLOBAL. CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY. 22

OnOurScreens:RethinkHowWeUseEmergingTools

IBM COBRA RADIAN 6 COTWEET

BROADCAST TOP 100 ATHLETES BRAND MONITORING

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Challenge Your Existing Realities

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A Simple Twitter Program Might Be Able to Drive Video Views Better Than Digital Media

Pepsi Refresh Anthem Pepsi Max - I'm Good Pepsi - PepSuber

1,954,106 1,930,458 1,698,917

$977,053 $965,229 $849,459

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Driving Volume •  Strong increase in Trop50 intent to

purchase: 6% to 48%

•  Positive perceptions of Trop50 increased dramatically from 10% pre-launch to 48% at week 13 of The Juice

•  Long-term benefits of Presence on social media as-yet-unidentified

IncreasingAwareness/Trial

•  Increased awareness among BlogHers from 20% pre-launch to 67% at week 13

AndWeHaveProofThatEngagementDrivesIntent….

… But We Need To Go Further

•  Increased awareness through spillover impressions in traditional media (21MM) and our media buy (6MM/month)

Improving Brand Equity Intangibles

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IntegrateExperimentaEonIntoYourMostImportant

Work

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April 2010

THE POWER OF NETWORKS

NETWORK ACTIVATION

•  PRP provided participants with tools and resources to activate their networks

•  Even ideas that did not win grants benefit by deploying advocates, building their social networks and generating awareness

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April 2010

MEDIA COLLABORATION

•  PRP engaged media partners to reach key audiences

•  We leveraged existing channels to tell the story of PRP

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Don’tLetthePerfectBetheEnemyOftheGood

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