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Global Food and Beverage Manufacturer Simple Meals, heavily anchored in Soup. We are the world’s leading maker and marketer of soup. Baked Snacks, heavily anchored in Biscuits and Bakery Healthy Beverages, heavily anchored in Vegetable-Based Beverages Nearly $8 billion in sales Approximately 19,000 employees 140-year history – founded by the man who invented condensed soup – Dr. John T. Dorrance We market our products in 120+ countries
We have articulated a very clear mission for ourselves – it outlines our consumer-focused purpose: “ Together we will build the world’s most extraordinary food company by nourishing people’s lives everywhere, every day.”
If you follow these steps, you will accomplish all of the “best practices” required to engage audiences in social media. These steps will guide you to 1) Be Creative, 2) Be Honest and Courteous (ask permission), 3) Be Individual, 4) Be Conscious of the audience and 5) Update Regularly
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On November 10, 2009, LiveWorld hosted a one-hour webinar: "Social Everywhere 2010: How to Get Your Customers to Engage with You - on Your Site, on Facebook, and Across the Web."
The three main presenters were Jeremiah Owyang, partner at the Altimeter Group; Peter Friedman, chairman and CEO of LiveWorld, Inc.; and Jennifer Gordon, global advertising director for the Campbell Soup Company. LiveWorld’s Bryan Person moderated the event.
The webinar included a disucssion of these topics:
1) How brand marketers can cope in an era where every web page is social
2) What disruptive tools like Facebook Connect and Google Sidewiki mean for brand markeers and the future of corporate websites
3) Why social brand flow represents the optimal process for brands to use when connecting to their customers--no matter where they spend their time on the social web
4) How brands should think about the "build vs. join" question for online communities and customer engagement
5) How Campbell’s used community feedback to raise awareness for a new product
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