Marketing With Blogs New England Business Expo 2009

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    1. Marketing with Corporate Blogs: Customers are willing to talk if you are willing to listen John Cass, Director of Marketing, ideaLaunch
    2. Today’s Agenda
    3. Today’s Agenda
    4. Today’s Agenda
    5. Baby Boomers • 78 million • 25% (Nov, 2008). • Changed the landscape. • Born – 1946 – 1964.
    6. Generation X • 62 million • 20% (Nov, 2008) • Shadow of Baby Boomers. • Born – 1965 – 1979.
    7. Generation Y • 92 million • 30% (Nov, 2008) • Changing the landscape. • Born – 1980 – 2001.
    8. Digital Natives People access news online and local TV news. Ball State University Center for Media Design “A Day in the Life: An Ethnographic Study of Media Consumption”
    9. Group Conversation
    10. Cut Through The Clutter • Need to filter incredible amount of information. • Advertising noise, seen as an interruption. • Distrust of corporate messages. • Consumer desire for greater control and engagement.
    11. To connect with Gen Y online…
    12. Strategy to reach them is Content Marketing and social media engagement…
    13. Develop compelling content that people want to read.
    14. What Makes Compelling Blog Content? • Culture  Foster culture of openness. • Transparency  Be open about who you are, and reveal any connections. • Time  Understand the level of commitment needed. • Dialogue • Key to building trust through authenticity. • Entertaining writing style and personalization • Humor and personality do bring back readers.
    15. Use that content to engage your Gen Y audience. Digital Natives
    16. Non Digital Natives Also how the web works for Gen X and Boomers.
    17. Why Blog? Blogging is a content marketing strategy that combines both SEO & Social Media
    18. A little about the SEO side of things
    19. Google Sponsored & Organic
    20. Keywords Your Audience Uses
    21. Indexable Site
    22. Links From Sites With Keywords Your Audience Uses
    23. Blogs Are Perfect For How The Eco-System Of the Web Works
    24. Blogs Are Not Just About Compelling Content
    25. Blogging Infrastructure
    26. • Build a blogging plan – Goals – Comments, who, when, what – Measurement • Blogging Assessment – Research list of keywords – Build list of blogs – Tools for research and monitoring – Help determine how much you need to blog in your community – Enable you to develop a content strategy • Understand Company Capabilities – Culture? People? Resources? Time? – Will your community provide the benefits you seek?
    27. PR Blogging Community
    28. Nokia N90 Blogger Relations Blog
    29. Dell Hell
    30. Blood, Sweat, and a Couple of Spreadsheets • March 2006 customer outreach • August 2006 sentiment monitoring 49% to 22% • New model for customer outreach – Sentiment • New tools for monitoring & customer engagement
    31. Blogger Relations Tactics • Media relations is not blogger relations. • But it can be…. • Blogging conversation is the key, monitor the community, post articles and comment on other blogs. • To be successful you have to engage people on your blog and across social media communities.
    32. Sustain Evangelists, Sustain the Community Blog Twitter
    33. Blogger Relations Tactics
    34. Seize the Opportunity of the next decade! 1) Build a social media engagement strategy. 2) Include a blog in the strategy. 3) Listen to put your company in context. 4) Learn how to market to Gen Y even if you don’t sell to Gen Y as Gen Y changes society. * Image courtesy of Dietmar Temps, via Flickr
    35. Connect – LinkedIn: John Cass – Facebook: John Cass – Twitter: @johncass – Cell: 339-368-1955

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