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    1. Crowdsourcing Customer involvement in business and business development
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    3. Crowdsourcing?
      • A phenomenon enabled by social media
    4. Social Media?
    5. Participation
    6. Openness
    7. Conversation
    8. Community
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    10. Connectedness
    11. Connectedness
    12. Social Media?
      • Participation
      • Openness
      • Conversation
      • Community
      • Connectedness
    13. Feared scenario...
    14. Chevy Tahoe Video
      • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foR3sfWu5IQ
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      • You can’t stop the conversation anyway...
      • ...so harness it for your benefit!
    17. Try this...
      • No, but...
      • Mmmkay...
      • Yes, and...
      Marketer’s control & customer experience
      • ” It’s time to let go of our brands”
        • A.G. Lafley, CEO, P&G
      • Protecting the brand  Spreading the brand
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    19. Crowdsourcing?
      • Customer participation in business and business development
      • Digital Channels
      • Mutual Benefit
    20. Crowdsourcing?
      • Experience
      • Ownership
      • Engagement
      • Loyalty
      • W-O-M
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    46. Business areas
      • Innovations
      • Product development
        • new
        • existing
      • Content generation
      • Decision making
      • Funding
      • Marketing
        • Advertising
        • w-o-m
      • Distribution
      • Sales
    47. Business areas
      • Innovations
      • Product development
        • new
        • existing
      • Content generation
      • Decision making
      • Funding
      • Marketing
        • Advertising
        • w-o-m
      • Distribution
      • Sales
    48. Business areas
      • Innovations
      • Product development
        • new
        • existing
      • Content generation
      • Decision making
      • Funding
      • Marketing
        • Advertising
        • w -o-m
      • Distribution
      • Sales
    49. Business areas
      • Innovations
      • Product development
        • new
        • existing
      • Content generation
      • Decision making
      • Funding
      • Marketing
        • Advertising
        • w-o-m
      • Distribution
      • Sales
    50. Business areas
      • Innovations
      • Product development
        • new
        • existing
      • Content generation
      • Decision making
      • Funding
      • Marketing
        • Advertising
        • w-o-m
      • Distribution
      • Sales
    51. Business areas
      • Innovations
      • Product development
        • new
        • existing
      • Content generation
      • Decision making
      • Funding
      • Marketing
        • Advertising
        • w-o-m
      • Distribution
      • Sales
    52. Business areas
      • Innovations
      • Product development
        • new
        • existing
      • Content generation
      • Decision making
      • Funding
      • Marketing
        • Advertising
        • w-o-m
      • Distribution
      • Sales
    53. Business areas
      • Innovations
      • Product development
        • new
        • existing
      • Content generation
      • Decision making
      • Funding
      • Marketing
        • Advertising
        • w-o-m
      • Distribution
      • Sales
    54. Crowdsourcing = Amateurs
      • Used primarily for recreation
        • Interests
        • Venting
        • Creativity
        • Hobbies
        • Secret desires
        • Latent skills
      • am·a·teur
      • Pronunciation: 'a-m&-(")t&r, -"tur, -"tyur, -"chur, -ch&r
      • Function: noun
      • Etymology: French, from Latin amator lover, from amare to love
    55. Customer Your Brand Customer’s Wants
    56. Customer Customer’s Wants Your Brand
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    59. Kiitos!
      • [email_address]
      • www.samiviitamaki.com

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