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Egor Kretsan: Zenit St Petersburg - bold, brash and speaking 15 languages
Manage episode 232173747 series 1924107
Topics
Outlining Zenit’s multi-lingual strategy. How many languages and why they started in Persian
Why they don’t use agencies and decide to employ their fans
How do you manage 15 fan blogs “It is about building relationships and talking to people”
“The first the multilingual was more opportunistic, now it is about strategy”
Changing the story for different markets
Giving the bloggers some autonomy
How do measure the success of each blogger
‘Issues’ and how to manage with them
The social media trends in different countries
The size of his team
The content strategy in a nutshell
The role of Zenit TV
How highlights are used “The only way to watch the Russian League abroad is google”.
Exporting the Russian League is the “hottest topic” right now.
The rebranding of the League last season
TV - “It is easier to watch the Dutch League than the Russian League but we are No 6 ranked country in the world”
The confidence of having a fine World Cup
Working with VK/Telegram
The strength of VK - “better than Facebook and great engagement”. The weakness of VK - Piracy
Telegram - the usage of it channels
Using Foursquare/Swarm, Yandex (a competitor to Google), OK - big in the provinces and the home of the the Classico in Russia
The tone of voice - talking to fans and clubs, like digging out Chelsea
“Art v Humour”
The small Russian club who have pushed their way into the national media through social
Attacking the issue of racism in Russian Football and Zenit St Petersburg
The source of new ideas
The best teams on social media in Russia
The problems of slow internet reaction
Flares for the Zenit bus for the Fenerbahce game and why it got 22m views
Other successes - the G Drive show. A sponsored show that received excellent engagement.
Taking on the Daily Mail
The emphasis on branded content and how they approach it
94 episodes
Manage episode 232173747 series 1924107
Topics
Outlining Zenit’s multi-lingual strategy. How many languages and why they started in Persian
Why they don’t use agencies and decide to employ their fans
How do you manage 15 fan blogs “It is about building relationships and talking to people”
“The first the multilingual was more opportunistic, now it is about strategy”
Changing the story for different markets
Giving the bloggers some autonomy
How do measure the success of each blogger
‘Issues’ and how to manage with them
The social media trends in different countries
The size of his team
The content strategy in a nutshell
The role of Zenit TV
How highlights are used “The only way to watch the Russian League abroad is google”.
Exporting the Russian League is the “hottest topic” right now.
The rebranding of the League last season
TV - “It is easier to watch the Dutch League than the Russian League but we are No 6 ranked country in the world”
The confidence of having a fine World Cup
Working with VK/Telegram
The strength of VK - “better than Facebook and great engagement”. The weakness of VK - Piracy
Telegram - the usage of it channels
Using Foursquare/Swarm, Yandex (a competitor to Google), OK - big in the provinces and the home of the the Classico in Russia
The tone of voice - talking to fans and clubs, like digging out Chelsea
“Art v Humour”
The small Russian club who have pushed their way into the national media through social
Attacking the issue of racism in Russian Football and Zenit St Petersburg
The source of new ideas
The best teams on social media in Russia
The problems of slow internet reaction
Flares for the Zenit bus for the Fenerbahce game and why it got 22m views
Other successes - the G Drive show. A sponsored show that received excellent engagement.
Taking on the Daily Mail
The emphasis on branded content and how they approach it
94 episodes
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