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    1. Project Dogfood Lessons in Transparency New Marketing Summit October 14, 2008
    2. If marketing seems more pre-occupied with talking, why not come up with a practice for listening?
    3. How does a company know what its customers want from them online?
    4. Ask. Listen. Communicate.
    5. What is it?
      • A new media marketing approach
      • Engaging a community to launch a product, seed a market or enhance an offering
      • A technology-enabled listening campaign
    6.  
    7. What We Learned
      • Communities have unique ideas backed by passion.
      • Given the chance, peer participation trumps bland surveys.
      • Listening and then responding/acting is an important marriage.
      • Make it about more than your product.
      • The process is iterative. Doesn't stop after once.
    8. Using Dogfood: 4 Scenarios
      • New Product, New Market
      • Get More Eyeballs
      • Big Brand, New Product
      • Loyal Brand, New Product
    9. 1. New Product, New Market
      • Situation
        • New product targeted for new segment
        • Online audience of gamers
      • Complication
        • Low current market share, low mind share among audience
      • Answer
        • Seed the network for receptivity
        • Educate the power users
    10. New Product, New Market Power User Engagement Set Objectives Network Analysis Forum & Blogosphere Engagement Listening and Measurements
    11. 2. Get More Eyeballs
      • Situation
        • Rich site with extensive technology-related content that would be valued by vertical B2B marketplace
        • Opportunity to both retain and expand customer base
      • Complication
        • Site usage low, poor web visibility, crowded space
      • Answer
        • Dogfood the users
        • Enhance the site experience, align content – participation, social bookmarking and usability
        • Expand links
    12. Get More Eyeballs Set Objectives Network and User Analysis Forum & Blogosphere Engagement Social Media Listening and Measurements User Engagement Site Experience, Web 2.0, SEM Aligned Content Development
    13. 3. Big Brand, New Product
      • Situation
        • Very well known brand developing a newly branded service for consumers/ merchants
        • Targeting a major roll-out
      • Complication
        • New brand not aligned with old brand personality. Threat of backlash, negative press
        • Traditional media not adequate – especially pre-launch
      • Answer
        • Engage blogosphere
        • Transparent adoption / implement suggestions
    14. Big Brand, New Product Set Objectives Forum & Blogosphere Engagement Listening and Sentiment Analysis Online Focus Groups Iterative Changes Consumer & Merchant Campaign
    15. 4. Loyal Brand, New Product
      • Situation
        • Popular brand, re-launching new version of mainstay product
      • Complication
        • Must not tarnish the brand
        • Must align with advertising campaign and existing social media strategies
        • Timing and coordination critical
      • Answer
        • Consumer participation– photo, video, mash-ups
        • Facebook marketing
        • Velvet rope with the power users
    16. Loyal Brand, New Product Social Network Analysis Media-aligned Campaigns Listening and Feedback Measure Impact Envision Campaign Set Objectives
    17. Some Takeaways
      • All programs are not created equal
      • Begin with the end in mind.. set clear objectives
      • Make it fun and innovative
      • Not all ideas are implemented – communicate
      • Listen, measure- before, during, after
      • Participate and be transparent

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