Building Genuine Relationships

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    1. Presenter: Neville Hobson, ABC Development Director, Bond-i 8 Critical Rules for Engagement With Your Audiences Online Webinar
      • Web 2.0: Why should you care?
      • What is ‘social media’?
      • Critical rules for engagement and the action imperatives
      • Monitoring the blogosphere and social networks
      • Leveraging the seismic shifts
      • Help you build effective, integrated communication strategies
      • Business blog setup and management, online press office management, podcast creation and publishing, online video production and distribution
      • Optimize your online presence with social media so that the people you want to influence not only find you but engage with you
      • www.bond-i.com
    2. Source: http://tangyslice.wordpress.com/2007/09/25/a-web-20-tag-cloud/
      • Web 1.0: focused on a relatively small number of companies and advertisers producing content for users to access
        • Web 1.0 also known as the “brochure web”
      • Web 2.0 involves the user: not only is content often created by users, but users help organize it, share it, remix it, critique it, update it, etc
        • “ The user” is ‘people like me’
      • The emergence of a new digital information commons
      • The reality of a global economy
      • The appearance and empowerment of myriad new stakeholders
      • Leadership in defining and instilling company values
      • Leadership in building and managing multi-stakeholder relationships
      • Leadership in enabling the enterprise with “new media” skills and tools
      • Leadership in building and managing trust, in all its dimensions
      A leadership role for the Chief Communications Officer:
      • The social structure in which technology puts power in the hands of individuals and communities instead of institutions
      • They don’t trust company-speak
      • They fast-forward their PVRs through the interruptions
      • They pull content that interests them
      • They create their own content, original and mashups
      • They pay close attention to (and are influenced by) word of mouth
      Consumers, citizens and employees have changed.
      • Channels have fragmented
      • Sources of trust have shifted
      • Social media have arrived
      • The consumer is in control (kind of)
      • Content creation and distribution have been democratized
      • Imperatives:
      • You must reach the new influencers
      • Transparency is required
      • Engage in the conversation or fail to communicate
      • Channels
      • Have
      • Fragmented
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    5. [Source: Technorati State of the Blogosphere 2008]
      • Sources
      • Of Trust
      • Have Shifted
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      • Social Media
      • Have Arrived
    7. [Source: Technorati State of the Blogosphere 2008]
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      • The Consumer
      • Is
      • In Control
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      • Content Creation
      • And Distribution
      • Have Been
      • Democratized
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      • You must reach the new influencers
      • Transparency is required
      • Engage in the conversation or fail to communicate
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      • P ublic R elations
      • becomes
      • P ersonal R elationships
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      • Creative Commons
      • Social media news releases
      • Social media newsroom
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      • How?
      • Where?
      • And then what?
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      • Counsellor, adviser and guide
        • On communication, not blogging
      • Hands-off role
        • Absolutely no anonymous ghost writing for the CEO
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      • It’s not about the numbers
        • It’s about who they are not how many they are
      • Identifying the influencers
        • And then what?
      • Search engines
        • Why they love blogs
      • DIY
      • Hire a consultant
      • Hire an agency
      • Subscribe to a service
      • Contract with a service
      • References to:
          • Your organization
          • Products and services
          • Key issues
      • Use of your social media properties
      • Connections to your content from social media sites
      • Are they talking about you?
      • Metrics
      • Content analysis
      • What are you actually measuring?
        • Much depends on your goal
      • Put the question in the context of other communication tools
        • How do you measure the ROI of an employee newsletter?
      • Not so difficult:
      • How many visitors?
        • First time, repeats, uniques?
      • How many subscribers to the RSS feed?
      • How many citations by others?
      • How many comments to posts?
        • And does the blogger comment on other blogs?
      • Anecdotal commentary on what people think
      • Difficult:
      • Financial return
      • The value of a relationship
        • And how are we defining ‘relationship’?
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      • Think about Personal Relationships
      • ‘ Command and control’ communication is not effective
      • Embrace social media because you no longer have a choice (if for no other reason)
      • Combine the new with the traditional
      • Listen
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      • Channels have fragmented
      • Sources of trust have shifted
      • Social media have arrived
      • The consumer is in control (kind of)
      • Content creation and distribution have been democratized
      • ‘ Command and control’ communication is no longer effective
        • If it ever was
      • Employ social media because you no longer have a choice
        • Message control has already shifted away from you
      • Combine the new with the traditional
      • Change and opportunity are all around us
      • The old communication rules still apply
        • Define objectives
        • Figure out how to achieve objectives
        • Execute
        • Measure results
        • Rinse and repeat as required
      • Use the appropriate tools for the job
      • It’s about business – and communication – not technology
    38. Presenter: Neville Hobson, ABC Development Director, Bond-i Building Genuine Relationships Webinar
      • From Command And Control to Engage And Participate A practical guide to public relations and social media planning and execution.
      • Connecting With the New Influencers How to identify, connect to and engage with bloggers and other online influencers.
    39. Copyright applies to this document - some rights reserved. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License. Details: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ www.bond-i.com

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