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    1. Web 2.0 in Context Kate Carruthers Sydney Nov 2008
    2. Who Me?
      • Marketer, technologist, educator and renaissance woman
        • www.katecarruthers.com
        • www.digbiz.com.au
      Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers
    3. Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers
    4. Hyperconnectivity
      • Not 6 degrees of separation
      • Perhaps only 1 degree
      Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers Source: http://www.popsci.com.au/files/imagecache/article_image_large/files/articles/734px-Six_degrees_of_separation.jpg
    5. Massive Interconnections
      • SMS
      • Facebook
      • MySpace
      • Twitter
      • Mobile
      Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers
    6. Consumption On-Demand
      • No more waiting
      • What I want
      • When I want it
      Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/12/17/bittorrent-is-now-streaming-movies-with-ads-but-wheres-the-good-stuff/
    7. Tribal Brains
      • Wired to deal with smaller groups
      • Wired for small chunks of information
      • Magical number 7
      Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers
    8. Tribal Creatures
      • Tribe size
      • Dunbar’s number = 150
      • We mesh into subgroups based on common interests
      • Increasingly loose ties
      Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers
    9. Chunking
      • Growth of knowledge
      • Too much knowledge to keep in our heads
      • No more epic poetry
      Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers Source: http://www.familycourtchronicles.com/philosophy/spartan/spartan-brad-pitt.jpg
    10. Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers Generational conflict
    11. Traditional Marketing Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers
    12. New Model Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers Who, where, when? Channels, type, distribution? Who, why, how? Budget, skills, support?
    13. Boundaries
      • Time
      • Place
      • Content
      • Authority
      Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers Source: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Hadrians_wall_Greenhead.jpg
    14. Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers
    15. Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers The rules are changing We’re not in control any more This brings opportunities!
    16. Marketing Ecosystem 3 Mar 2008 Kate Carruthers © Copyright 2008
      • Talking at?
      • Talking with?
      Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers vs.
    17. Old v. New Marketing Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers Above the line Below the line Online Offline
    18. Engagement Marketing
      • “ Advertising is when you say you are good date. Public relations is when your mom says you are a good date. Engagement marketing is when your date says you are a good date.”
          • Source: http://www.YourStorys.com founder and president Larry Lawfer
      Nov 2008 © 2008 Kate Carruthers
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