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    1. “ Brand Tools” to Drive Future of Digital Branding Joel R. Johnson/3.24.09 Source. www.brandtags.com © Joel R. Johnson BMW tagged in Brandtags.com
    2. The role of brand used to be to “persuade” you © Joel R. Johnson
    3. … maybe even to tell you who to be © Joel R. Johnson Ad targeted in “Motringate”
    4. It was easy to “persuade” when the funnel was simple and linear Source. Forrester © Joel R. Johnson
    5. We told linear brand stories © Joel R. Johnson The Apple and PC guy
    6. Now, the center is everywhere © Joel R. Johnson
    7. So brands are still here © Joel R. Johnson
    8. But they must be here also… © Joel R. Johnson
    9. And we get to tell brands how we want the conversation to go Mcdonald’s Mommy bloggers © Joel R. Johnson
    10. Because the funnel is more complex Source. Forrester © Joel R. Johnson
    11. Therefore, the new role for brands is to “enable” us… + = © Joel R. Johnson Mcdonald’s Mommy bloggers
    12. While still driving results Online Ad Effectiveness © Joel R. Johnson
    13. Based on ever more complex behaviors © Joel R. Johnson
    14. And more channels Coca-cola crossmedia © Joel R. Johnson
    15. This is brand as “enabler” of everything Citi Mobile © Joel R. Johnson
    16. Enablers of productivity -> choosing and transacting Epson printer widget © Joel R. Johnson
    17. Enablers of community -> connecting and sharing Tide Load’s of Hope social media campaign © Joel R. Johnson
    18. Enablers of understanding -> learning and knowing NBC Universal “Green” crossmedia campaign © Joel R. Johnson
    19. Enablers of culture -> being and transformation Obama campaign © Joel R. Johnson
    20. The new metric is “engagement” Domino’s Pizza-Builder App © Joel R. Johnson
    21. Engagement promises new brand measures Source. Forrester © Joel R. Johnson
    22. From the social “sentiment” of brands for example © Joel R. Johnson Source. Visible Technologies Visualized social sentiment
    23. To Twitter conversations & topics Source. Information Aesthetics Source. Forrester Visualized Twitter conversations
    24. Engagement connects feelings about a brand with real interactions Celebrity Branded Entertainment © Joel R. Johnson
    25. Approach is now more tool-based, call them “Brand Tools” Nike+ Widgets © Joel R. Johnson
    26. Brand Tools have many channels Ads eCRM Utilities Banners Texts Microsites Keywords Branded Content Video eCommerce Websites Email Interactive TV Virtual Worlds Mobile Apps Widgets Social Media Interfaces Rich Internet Apps © Joel R. Johnson
    27. Brand Tools rely on a broader set of insights INSIGHT RESPONSE (to offers) Analytics EMOTION (of consumers) Strategic Planning USABILITY (of tools) Information Architecture © Joel R. Johnson
    28. Emotions still drive brands, but now they also drive behavior Porsche Configurator © Joel R. Johnson
    29. And understanding behavior informs digital brand design Mint.com “PFM” © Joel R. Johnson
    30. While understanding all types of responses helps to drive better transactions The Apple store in Second Life © Joel R. Johnson
    31. The rules for digital branding are shaped by interactions and brand equities
      • Be authentic to the brand
      • Be transparent to users
      • Be open to comment
      • Be flexible to change
      • Be free
      • Be co-creative
      • Be useful to users
      • Be shareable around the web
      © Joel R. Johnson Skittles brand online is a social app
    32. Customers become collaborators Dell’s Ideastorm Brandtags P&G’s Capessa © Joel R. Johnson
    33. Digital branding’s new funnel in action Source. Forrester © Joel R. Johnson
    34. For better or worse, this is the new reality, but the upside is clear © Joel R. Johnson
    35. Once we weather the storm… © Joel R. Johnson Digital brand may not grow as much as last year Source. Analysts Forecasts Aggregated by Sapient Corp. Sources 2008 2009 2010 Barclays Capital, March 2009 9% 2% 6% Borrell Associates Inc., November 2008 (2) 10.40% 7.20% Citi Investment Research, January 2009 11.80% 4.30% 20% Collins Stewart LLC, November 2008 16% 10% 14% Cowen and Co., January 2009 11% -1% 9% Credit Suisse, February 2009 10.50% 0.10% 10% eMarketer, November 2008 (3) 11.30% 8.90% 10.90% Jefferies & Company, November 2008 (6) 15% 7% 8% JupiterResearch, December 2008 (7) 18.30% 14.80% LiveRail, September 2008 23.40% 19.40% 15.90% Morgan Stanley, October 2008 11.50% 9.70% 13.90% Myers Publishing LLC, March 2009 11.70% 2.90% 2.70% Oppenheimer & Co. Inc., February 2009 10% -2% 13% ThinkPanmure LLC, October 2008 11.60% 3% 14.30% UBS, February 2009 -0.60% -5% 0.90%

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