B Born To Speak Script lab · GLOB-04 · Digital

GLOB-04 · FlyTech

Digital marketing & social advertising

Audit social performance, pick the right digital mix (SEO to influencers), then commit owners—paid, organic, and email working together.

Cast — Emily Johnson (Sales Director) · Alex Brown (Marketing Manager) · Lisa White (Digital Marketing)

Metrics & content Channel mix Influencers & CRM
Format
Working session · ~50 min
Goal
Action plan + follow-up slot
You practice
Metrics talk, prioritization

1. Opening & current performance

Emily

Good morning—we’re here to discuss social advertising and digital marketing for overseas expansion. Let’s get started.

Alex

We have a presence on several platforms, but engagement is weak—posts get few likes and comments, and reach is limited. We need more compelling content to attract and retain followers.

Lisa

I agree. We should analyze data to know our target audience and tailor messages. User testimonials and case studies outperform pure product-feature posts.

Emily

That’s a good point. Lisa—what metrics are you tracking?

Lisa

Reach, engagement rate, conversion rate—for example on Instagram we’re around 2% engagement, below the industry average. We need to fix the creative mix.

2. Digital marketing toolkit (overview)

Emily

Let’s discuss the main types of digital marketing. Lisa—can you walk us through the common methods?

Lisa

Sure. SEO improves organic rankings and traffic. SEM uses paid search—often alongside SEO. PPC charges per click. Social media marketing includes influencer marketing where it fits. Email marketing nurtures prospects with newsletters and automation. Affiliate and performance partners extend reach. Content marketing publishes useful blogs, video, audio. Native advertising blends sponsored stories into publisher feeds—disclosure still matters.

Emily

That’s quite a list. How do we choose what fits us?

Alex

We match tactics to goals, audience, and budget—for awareness, SMM and content help; for near-term revenue, PPC can work. Often it’s a blend.

3. Tactics: paid, organic, influencers, email

Emily

What are your thoughts on improving social and digital performance?

Alex

Invest in paid social with tight demographic targeting—plus retargeting ads for site visitors who didn’t convert.

Lisa

Good idea—but protect organic reach too: optimize profiles, use relevant hashtags, and collaborate with influencers who align with our brand values. We’ll run background checks before signing anyone.

Emily

We should also run targeted email campaignspersonalized content, clear call-to-action, mobile-friendly—to drive repeat purchases and referrals.

Alex

Yes—segment the list so messages don’t land in the spam folder.

4. Action plan & close

Emily

To sum up, we need stronger content, profile optimization, influencer vetting, paid campaigns, and disciplined email. Alex—please put together an action plan with goals, owners, and timelines. Let’s schedule a follow-up in two weeks. Thank you all—that’s it for today’s meeting.

Alex

On it—I’ll target +50% engagement in 90 days on social and line up paid experiments.

Lisa

I’ll support data, content, and influencer outreach.

Phrase toolbox

Digital growth English: metrics, channel names, and crisp asks.

Performance

  • ·engagement rate / reach / conversion
  • ·below the industry average

Ask & align

  • ·What are your thoughts?
  • ·That’s a good idea.
  • ·That sounds promising.

Close

    ·To sum up… ·Let’s schedule a follow-up in two weeks… ·That’s it for today’s meeting.

Vocabulary

Term Example
Digital marketingWe need an integrated digital marketing plan.
SEO / SEM / PPCSEM complements SEO for launch spikes.
Organic reachOrganic reach dropped after the algorithm change.
Retargeting adsRetargeting ads bring back cart abandoners.
Influencer marketingWe’ll pilot influencer marketing in two cities.
Call-to-action (CTA)Every email needs one clear CTA.
Segment (verb)Segment the list by purchase history.