Case study:
Multinational Entertainment Brand
Defending brand engagement globally at scale
The global media and entertainment industry is one of the largest in the world, and is expected to surpass a valuation of $2.6 trillion by 2023*.
As one of the world’s largest and most recognized entertainment brands, our client was quickly growing its social media presence to keep up with its ever-expanding portfolio of beloved media properties. This resulted in setting up hundreds of social media pages to engage with dedicated fans around the world, many of which were families. These social media pages and their corresponding campaigns served as an extension of the brand’s well-regarded customer experience.
Unfortunately, these social media channels also attracted detractors intent on disrupting engagement. Their malicious agendas not only put the brand’s reputation at risk, they also put its consumers in harm’s way. For a family-friendly brand, the margin of error for allowing harmful content to appear on its social media channels was zero.
The question quickly became how to maintain that standard of excellence amid the growing volume of online conversations happening on these important brand channels 24/7/365 around the globe.
* PwC Global Entertainment & Media Outlook 2019-2023
For a family-friendly brand, the margin of error for allowing harmful content to appear on its social media channels was zero.
Challenges
With every addition of a new owned social media channel, the brand’s existing solutions were stretched thinner and thinner. Its traditional moderation tools and automated word filters simply were no match for the millions of pieces of content that consumers and detractors posted every month. As the size and scale of the conversation continued to grow the brand - historically known for creating memorable experiences - quickly found its ability to maintain a family-friendly and safe online environment too difficult on its own for the following reasons:
Volume and scale
There were millions of pieces of content and hundreds of thousands of harmful posts being generated on a monthly basis, so its human-powered and traditional solutions just weren’t enough.
Language and culture
With an expanding global fan base, internal teams and traditional tools struggled to manage social media pages in eight core languages simultaneously, while also retaining a relevant understanding of the important cultural nuances often involved with responding to each conversation.
24/7/365 global coverage
As a global brand, conversations were happening in all parts of the world, at all times of the day and night, so existing solutions couldn’t manage the scale or scope of nonstop global coverage in real time.
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