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  • + tkirszenstein tkirszenstein 2 months ago
    Great presentation, Brent! It has real-world benefit and highlights value of Social Media.
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Automation Automating routine tasks and activities frees up valuable time which can be spent strengthening business relationships Analysis Capturing “social” data along with other web-based data (conversions, transactions) to gain competitive advantages in building meaningful, long lasting relationships Audacity Automating routine stuff should allow small businesses to work on creating “sticky” web presences (websites, blogs, etc.) AND grow their presence on the web

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  1. Brent Leary, CRM Essentials
  2. About Me….Before 2004 CRM implementation consultant. Salesforce.com and Microsoft CRM certified partners Customers include local small businesses like ERS, Icebox Reads Inc., Entrepreneur, Wall Street, Black Enterprise
  3. About Me….After 2004 CRM industry analyst, advisor, strategic consultant Customers include Intuit, Microsoft, RIM, Sage Quoted in Inc., Entrepreneur, Wall Street, Black Enterprise
  4. OK….So What Happened? First Article Blogging Podcasting Social Networking Barack 2.0
    • April 2008 – Will Barack Obama be our first CRM president?
    • February 2007
    • November 2006 Technology For Business Sake
    • June 2005 Brent’s CRM Blog
    • March 2004 . DestinationCRM.com
  5. Sales & Marketing Challenges
    • The Problem
    • Avg. Business has 7% awareness
    • 90%+ of market not ready to buy
    • Awareness = 6-7 touches per yr
    • 80% of new sales take 8-15 contacts to gain interest
    • Avg. salesperson abandons after 1-2 calls
    • 50% of all leads buy – in 6-18 months
    • Result
      • Huge numbers of missed opportuniti es
      • * Source: Cargill Consulting Group, Inc., Griffin Consulting Group, Sales & Marketing Mgmt Magazine, Harvard Business Review, Dartnell Institute
  6. “ Social” challenges
    • Finding time to turn good customers into advocates
    • Finding enough good customers
    • Creating opportunities for meaningful exchanges
    • Creating opportunities for prospects to find us
    • Need to automate time consuming tasks keeping you from creating advocates:
      • Creating attractive content appealing to good prospects
      • Responding to Leads Quickly, Correctly and Effectively
      • Closing more good deals efficiently
  7. “ Social” challenges… to The Customer
    • Finding time to turn searches into answers/solutions
    • Finding enough trusted information
    • Finding trusted vendors
    • Finding vendors who value them
    • Creating opportunities for meaningful exchanges
    • By 2010 Gen Y will outnumber Baby Boomers…. 96% of them have joined a social network
    • 1 out of 8 couples married in the U.S. last year met via social media
    • 34% of bloggers post opinions about products & brands
    • 25% of Americans in the past month said they watched a short video… on their phone
    Socialnomics.net - 2009
    • These two have more Twitter followers than the entire populations of Ireland , Norway and Panama
    Socialnomics.net - 2009
    • Wants a personalized experience …
    • Couldn’t care less if they are high value or low value customers
    • Want tools for the customer to manage their own experience
    Paul Greenberg - 2008
  8. The Rise of the Social Customer
  9.  
  10. Facebook
    • 200M+ Users
    • 3.5B minutes a day spent on FB
    • 850M photos uploaded monthly
    • 8M videos uploaded monthly
    • 1B pieces of content shared each week
    • 30M active members access FB from mobile devices
    Facebook.com – April 2009
  11. Facebook
    • 250M+ Users
    • 5B minutes a day spent on FB
    • 1B+ photos uploaded monthly
    • 10M videos uploaded monthly
    • 1B pieces of content shared each week
    • 30M active members access FB from mobile devices
    Facebook.com – August 2009
  12. Facebook
    • 300M+ Users
    • 6B minutes a day spent on FB
    • 1B+ photos uploaded monthly
    • 10M videos uploaded monthly
    • 2B pieces of content shared each week
    • 65M active members access FB from mobile devices
    Facebook.com September 2009
  13. Years to Reach 50 millions Users
    • Radio - 38 Years
    • TV - 13 Years
    • Internet - 4 Years
    • iPod - 3 Years
    • Facebook added 100 million users in less than 9 months
    • iPhone applications hit 1 billion in 9 months
    Socialnomics.net - 2009
  14. More time spent being soci al
  15. Obama SM Timeline
  16. McCain SM Timeline
    • Guess who won…..
    • A Black guy…
    • With a funny name…
    • And that notorious middle name…
    • Having serious pastor problems …
    • Wearing this outfit….
    He won???
  17. What’s Driving This?
  18. We’ve got tools
  19. Conversation Prism – Brian Solis BrentLeary.com
  20. We have these…
  21. These weren’t around either…
    • 25% of Americans in the past month said they watched a short video…on their phone
    • According to Jeff Bezos 35% of book sales on Amazon are for the Kindle when available
    • 80% of Twitter usage is on mobile device s
    Socialnomics.net - 2009
  22. We Have Emotions
  23.  
  24.  
  25. Why Did They Do This? BrentLeary.com
  26. Obama Campaign Stats [ from Edelman Report ]
  27. We have opinions… And the need to share them
  28. Opinions Create Communities…Accidentally #scrm @prem_k @ekolsky @johnmoore @mjayliebs
  29. We have opinions… And the need to share them
  30. We have opinions… And the need to share them
  31. Social CRM Basics
    • “ People like doing business with people they like…
    … and love doing business with people they trust !”
  32. Social CRM Challenge
    • How do you get people to like you when:
    • They don’t know you exist
    • They don’t think you have a heart
  33. Social CRM Basics… More or Less
    • More listening , sharing and participating …
    … Less talking 1.0 , selling 1.0 and marketing 1.0
  34.  
  35. Social CRM, Twitter & Biscuits
  36. The Impact of 140 Characters
    • I replied
    • I followed
    • I blogged
    • I podcasted
    • I ate …and ate … $$$
  37. Humanizing the Big Box BrentLeary.com
  38. Customers say business should be social…
    • 93% of Americans believe a company should have a presence in social media
    • 85% believe a company should not only be present but also interact with its consumers via social media
    • 56% of American consumers feel both a stronger connection with and better served by companies when they can interact with them in a social media environment.
    2008 Cone Business in Social Media Study
    • Converting content into conversations
    • Extending conversations into collaborative experiences
    • Transforming experiences into meaningful relationships
    Enter Social CRM Automating the Conversation Process
  39. The Three A's Of Social CRM Keys to keeping and growing good relationships
    • Automation of content creation and distribution
    • Analysis – capturing ‘social’ and web-based data
    • Audacity – focus on ‘captivating’ people
  40. Automating Content Creation & Distribution
    • A Blog
    • A Tweet
    • A Comment
    • A Phone
    • A Webcam
    • User-generated
    • Co-created
    • Syndicated
    • Repurposed
  41. Putting Created Content to Use
  42. Help People Be More Social BrentLeary.com
  43. BrentLeary.com
  44. CRM – Engagement by Faciliation
  45. User Generated www.sbbuzz.biz
  46. Community Generated www.sbbuzz.biz
  47. Community Response
  48. Community Conversion?
  49. Community Generated Links
  50. Conversation Management: CoTweet.com
  51. Remember the Good, Bad, Ugly & Unexpected: A Cautionary Tale
  52. Remember the Good, Bad, Ugly & Unexpected: A Cautionary Tale
  53. Remember the Good, Bad, Ugly & Unexpected: A Cautionary Tale
  54. Remember the Good, Bad, Ugly & Unexpected: A Cautionary Tale
  55. Analysis: The New Metric System WebAnalyticsDemystified.com 2008
  56. Measuring Random Acts of Web Engagement
    • • Brand driven sessions
      • Either originating directly or from “branded” search terms
      • • “ brent leary” , “crm blog” , “social crm” , etc .
      • • anyone coming directly or searching for my name is already fairly engaged
    • Measured events
      • Pre-determined non-commerce events
      • • Email me , comment on my blog , download a PDF , Digg me , StumbleUpon me , Mixx me , etc .
  57. Measuring Random Acts of Web Socialism
  58. Number of Content Spreaders
  59. Who’s Favoring Your Tweets?
  60. Analyze This….
  61. Social Media Monitoring
  62. Engagement by Audacity
  63.  
  64.  
  65. Keys to Success
    • Be consistent
    • Stick it out
    • Don’t try to sell
    • Be interesting AND interested
    • Tweet, Reply, Retweet!
    • Be real
  66. Pyramid of Customer Loyalty
  67. Thank You!
    • Brent Leary
      • [email_address]
    • Blog
      • WWW.BRENTLEARY.COM
    • Twitter
      • WWW.TWITTER.COM/BRENTLEARY
    • Barack 2.0
    • WWW.BARACK20.COM
    For More Show Info: www.BusinessTechnologyRadio.com

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