COVID-19: Sample Reporting - NEW ZEALAND Market Report by Ipsos
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BENEFIT/ USEAGE: All or some topics can be covered in the report depending on immediate or COVID-19 Social Media Intelligence Report future needs. 1. CORONAVIRUS 2. AUTHORITIES 3. ECONOMIC 4. ACTIONS 5. TRAVEL 6. PEOPLE • Deaths • Local Government • General Economic • Wearing Masks • Airports & • HealthCare • Symptoms • Healthcare Service Outlook • Vaccination Aeroplanes Professionals • Quarantines • WHO • Trading • Improved Personal • Travel Restrictions • Family • New Cases • Chinese • Share Prices Hygiene • Public Transport • Friends Government • Working from • Taxis home • Travel Insurance 2 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
BENEFIT/ USEAGE: Tracking Australian volumes in comparison to APAC or Globally. This can CORONAVIRUS: Conversation Volumes In Context be done for all the Topics collected in the report. In terms of volumes the trajectory for 5000 45000 VOLUME COVID19 TOTAL references to Authorities and 4500 40000 4000 VOLUME TOPICS Economic impact are the highest, 35000 3500 30000 while Actions and Travel are almost 3000 25000 on par. 2500 20000 2000 In the last week volumes have 1500 15000 escalated noticeably, by a factor of 1000 10000 x2 500 5000 0 0 Coronavirus Actions Authorities Economic Other Diseases People Travel Source: Synthesio, January –March 2020 NZ 4 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
BENEFIT/ USEAGE: Provides a view across a range of social channels – Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Blogs, Forums, YT. These can also be filter by CORONAVIRUS: Influencers topics of interest such as TRAVEL or ACTIONS TAKEN Its is possible to track those who are communicating and publishing on COVID, either by channel of social media and / or by topics/ ranking by mentions or influencer status. In terms of the results we see for Twitter, Stuff, NZ Herald and 1 News are the most prolific, with Stuff also rated #1 in terms of their influencer ranking. However, NZ Herald has a following which is well above Stuff or 1 news. Of interest are the follower numbers for the actor Jermain Clement, who by comparison to the main news channels has a lower number of COVID posts, but his following is >400k Source: Synthesio, January –March 2020 NZ 5 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
BENEFIT/ USEAGE: track the key posts, volume and interactions across NZ. This may be locally shared content or it may come from overseas and CORONAVIRUS: Top Interactions (healthcare lens) shared with Kiwis. Source: Synthesio, January –March 2020 NZ 6 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
BENEFIT/ USEAGE: Provides a view on those topics of interest and how they are linked. Top words are found by tokenising mentions, removing stop CORONAVIRUS: Network Mapping words & words from queries, then counting frequency for each token (word). The referencing to ‘outbreak’ is currently the most intense and the most interconnected across the volumes analysed. In comparison words connected to the PM are more singular and focused in nature – talking to the confirmed cases and the measures being taken Source: Synthesio, January –March 2020 NZ 7 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
BENEFIT/ USEAGE: Tracking Australian volumes in comparison to APAC or Globally. This can ACTIONS: Conversation Volumes In Context be done for all the Topics collected in the report. In terms of volumes related to actions that could be taken, Australia is one of the key markets in APAC where this type of conversation is taking place. Most of the volumes relate to ‘wearing a mask’ and the development of a vaccine, while ‘working from home’ and ‘improved personal hygiene’ is currently experiencing less topically based conversations. Source: Synthesio, January to February 27th, APAC 9 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
BENEFIT/ USEAGE: Tracking Australian volumes associated with sub topics, such as Actions ACTIONS: Conversation Volumes In Context Taken (masks/ hygiene/ vaccinations or WFH). Drilling down into Australia only, the share of voice for actions taken coverage is focused predominantly on the wearing of masks, at a ratio of nearly 5:1 when compared to personal hygiene. At this stage the focus of personal protection is centred on the physical barriers which can be put in place, rather than what may need to be implemented into daily routine/ best practise with individual hygiene. Source: Synthesio, January to February 27th, 2020 n=221k, Australia ONLY 10 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
BENEFIT/ USEAGE: Reviewing the history of conversations, comparing to the total volumes, or to other sub topics of interest. Key peaks and ACTIONS: Conversation Volume Trend lightbulb moments called out to illustrate the triggers. Assess impact of communications made in terms of the overall volume In context, total volumes of overall 80,000 700 Volume: COVID-19 Personal Hygiene “Masks won’t really do “Health authorities are much if people aren’t COVID-19 conversations numbered 70,000 continuing to investigate washing their hands with 600 two cases of coronavirus soap and after..cleaning 221k as at the 27th of February 2020 for in NSW while three men surfaces. Hygiene is 60,000 who have been paramount...” 29 Jan’20 Australia. 500 diagnosed with the Volume :COVID19- ALL 50,000 deadly viral infection Of those, a relatively small proportion remain isolated in 400 hospital NSW Health on 40,000 Sunday” 26 Jan’20 (1% or 2248) pertained to Personal 300 30,000 Hygiene. 200 20,000 The most notable peak over this time 10,000 100 was seen from w/c 22nd Jan – 5th Feb, 2020. The lift was primarily fuelled on - 0 from the 26th Jan with news coverage of the cases of the virus identified in NSW, and ensuing conversations about ways Coronavirus _ALL Coronavirus _Personal Hygiene to protect oneself from the spread of the virus. Source: Synthesio, January to February 27th, 2020 n=221k, Australia ONLY 11 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
BENEFIT/ USEAGE: Review where the conversations are taking place; identify the social channels of choice for release of communications; ACTIONS: Conversation Sources targeting forums or look for white space to stand out. The main source of social media activity for ‘actions taken’ is taking place across Twitter and Facebook. Forums are of a lower ranking in terms of volume. Of those more person to person based interactions, forums such as Yahoo Australia Answers, OzBargain and Essential Kids/ Baby Forums/ Bub Hub (parenting sites) are the most prominent. This would suggest in addition to general circle forums, parents are reaching out to “We did but travel insurance wouldn’t cover the cost of lost tickets and accommodation, I was pretty annoyed with the their known trust circles to discuss and airline because they were still flying in and out of China until Feb 9th, we left on Feb 11th, noticeably less Chinese on the connecting flight, still quite a few at the Abu Dhabi airport with most of them in masks We just didn’t touch anything if we ask questions about COVID-19 and what could help it, double washed our hands then used hand sanitiser afterwards, doesn’t help with it being able to be can be done to protect their families contracted through air particles, but we did what we could. They’re probably starting to take it a bit more seriously in Europe especially when travelling. now with what is happening in Italy in the last day or two” Source: Synthesio, January to February 27th, APAC 12 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
BENEFIT/ USEAGE: Identify key words being used to know what is being said; review over time to see how the narrative is changing; flag ACTIONS: Conversation Personal Hygiene words for use in comms or targeted search. Most of the words currently being cited are neutral in nature, due to the news like coverage of the activity. In addition to masks, key words such as ‘hands’, ‘washing’, ‘wash’ are very common. Source: Synthesio, January to February 27th, 2020 n=221k, Australia ONLY 13 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
BENEFIT/ USEAGE: Surface more detailed conversations in the words of Australians; gauge the tone/ emotion/ need from what they are ACTIONS: Conversations Personal Hygiene actually saying and align with stated results from quantitative findings to provide more context. Posts originating locally and also from “Main message repeated numerous times at a staff “How about schools pre-emptthepandemic with some overseas are being shared, suggesting that forum yesterday.. "Wash your hands. Don’t touch good hygeine habits for kids, start practicing what they advice is being sought from a range of your face. Wash your hands Don’t touch your face." preach, and gettingthekids towashhands before they #coronavirusaustralia #CoronaVirusUpdates” eat? Note that this handwashing recommendation is touchpoints. also onthe@DETVicCoronaVirus handout.” In addition to ‘washing’ references also seen “Some tips on protecting yourself & others from the “So apparently it would be a great help to :- flu and #CoronavirusOutbreak: -Wash yourhands A tothe#CoronavirusOutbreak if wewashourhandsa lot. lot. -Avoid touching your eyes, nose & mouth. -Get a Finally. 20 years of #OCD has done nothing • Avoiding contact with eyes, nose, mouth flu shot. -Stay home if you are sick. -Don’t buttrainme for this EXACT activity - only this time I (face) discriminate against Asian Americans. have a legitimate justification” #coronavirususa” • Using soap & water, frequently or double “On #Coronavirus. Washing your hands regularly with water and soap is one of the first defenses washing “Stay Healthy Eat right, get enough sleep, take in against #coronavirus Video clip: @unicef” vitamin C, exercise, expand your lungs, take walks. • Keeping the immunity strong through “Coronavirushas now spread 2 every continent except use stairs instead of lifts. Wash your hands healthy eating and exercise. Antarctica Maybe there should be more emphasis on often,wash your veggies, stay away from 5G... We curbing travel better hygiene & less interaction of got this... Stay strong.” • Change the use of masks if they are travellersTourism isn't worth getting sick or dying over Wash your hands often Change wet masks” damp/ wet Source: Synthesio, January to February 27th, 2020 n=221k, Australia ONLY 14 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
BENEFIT/ USEAGE: Look at which posts have resonated the most; what are the volumes; are they local or from overseas markets; what is being said; ACTIONS: Top Interactions/ Posts how is it being creatively communicated (visual/ picture/ tone). Target all/ specific health units across Australia to assess the relative impact/ success. Post shared aiming to attract attention to poor hand washing habits of Australians. Posts shared from NY Times High level of posts shared here in Australia. from Queensland Health with a 4 step prevention process Source: Synthesio, January to February 27th, 2020 n=221k, Australia ONLY 15 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
BENEFIT/ USEAGE: Compares all the sub topics in the one place; align what is lifting and why in context to the other sub topics to look for linkages in ACTIONS: Trends Landscape Evolution Over Time consumer conversations. Improved Personal Hygiene: remained relatively flat by comparison to other actions taken. Working From Home saw a decrease of mentions between early February & mid February by 88% Vaccination on the other hand saw an increase of mentions between mid January & end of January by 626% on the back of news about the Australian development of the virus, with a view to finding a vaccine. Source: Synthesio, January to February 27th, 2020 n=221k, Australia ONLY 16 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
BENEFIT/ USEAGE: Co-mentions look at the topics/ sub topics and the relativities between the frequency of words used. ACTIONS: Trends Landscape The most co-related mentions are those of Improved Personal Hygiene being mentioned at the same time as Wearing a Mask. In 22.97% of the 357 conversations about Improved Personal Hygiene and Wearing a Mask are mentioned at the same time Source: Synthesio, January to February 27th, 2020 n=221k, Australia ONLY 17 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
BENEFIT/ USEAGE: Keep pulse of publishers; influences and organisations who are publishing and responding. Individuals can also be tracked such ACTIONS: Influencers – Twitter State or Federal Ministers; health professionals. Metrics included Influencer Ranking; volume of activities; Evaluation of Key People interactions; followers. Currently there is a mixture of individuals and news outlets which form the top listing of top mentions. Of note Andrew J Phelan, the Director of MedCare Asia Pacific (based in Melbourne and Singapore). The latter is achieving strong level of interactions for posted activities, has a significant follower base and as a result delivering notable media impact, exceeding that of news.com.au. “@GeorgiHill10 @Sandra_Sully @10NewsFirstQLD I know Hendra not related jus wanted to rule out from the story of the Hendra vaccine being trialled for the new coronavirus which I think you’ve answered“ “How ‘comprehensive’ . Did you see the other piece I think it was called ‘Australian Government busting a gut to get people out of Wuhan pandemic epicenter’ or the other one ‘Aussie clinicians working over time in race for vaccine’ I guess not” Source: Synthesio, January to February 27th, 2020 n=221k, Australia ONLY 18 © Ipsos | SIA COVID-19 2020 |
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