Social Media Shitstorms
Origins, Case Studies and Facts about Social Media Crises and their Consequences for Crisis Management
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Beschreibung
With social networks on the rise, the entire advertising and marketing industry is undergoing a fundamental change. In an attempt to cope with an entirely new way of customer interaction, social media managers made crisis communications one of the most frequently discussed topics in this field. An increasingly important aspect in this regard are social media crises, which have been around for many years now. Current research, however, is found to be focused almost exclusively on crisis management – to handle a crisis when it already broke out – while lacking insights on the exact origins of crises.
Through an empirical analysis of 30 crisis cases, this book investigates the ›epicenters‹ of social media crises and provides a scientific basis for future crisis management. The crises or ›shitstorms‹ in this paper are analyzed on the channels of origin, the triggers of the crises, and the causes for the outbreak.
"Digital Strategist Christian Faller explores the epicenters of social media crises, including which network they originated on, the most common triggers and the top 10 causes of the crises. And some of the results are pretty surprising." – alltwitter.com
"There is no telling what impact crises will have on your business when you face it unprepared. Use the info in this [book] to get a general idea about the problem, and start collecting ideas for your own pre-crisis planning." – internetbusinessmastermind.com
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Christian Faller
Christian Faller ist Gründer und Geschäftsführer der Stuttgarter Werbeagentur deepr. Er hat Werbung und Marktkommunikation an der Hochschule der Medien in Stuttgart studiert. Seinen Fokus im Studium legte er auf Werbepsychologie und Neue Medien. Er hat in Frankreich, Singapur und in den USA gelebt und gearbeitet. Er ist Digital Strategist und Online Marketer mit einer Leidenschaft für Analytics und Zahlen, welche er in seiner Arbeit als Community Manager für Brands wie Unilever und Nestlé entwickelte. Mit Werbebudgets von über $200.000 für Performance Marketing konnte er hier die Erfolgsstrategien von Facebook und Google AdWords ergründen.