Can Social Networking Build Your Brand?
by Jason Schwartz on Mar 21, 2007
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The popularity of web applications with a social context has exploded in the last year. This session will look at how social interaction can be applied to a brands online presence to generate a deepe...
The popularity of web applications with a social context has exploded in the last year. This session will look at how social interaction can be applied to a brands online presence to generate a deeper connection with the customer. We will discuss what can be learned from these interactions, how market research can be conducted, and how a brand can enter the conversation without turning its audience off.
Presentation by Jason D. Schwartz of http://robberbaronblog.com at SXSWi 2007
Follow him on Twitter: http://twitter.com/jschwa
Book him for speaking engagements at: jason AT robberbaronmusic.com
Credits: Campari case study originally by Richard MacManus at Read/WriteWeb. Background provided by Andrew Reeve.
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To answer the other major question I have been receiving: I am available for consulting or to speak at conferences. My general topic is: “How to apply social media to (insert industry here)”. Every industry can take something away from Web 2.0, figuring out what to focus on is where I come in. You can contact me about that at Jason AT robberbaronmusic.com
I have to warn you that this presentation is a bit dated since it is from 2007. Some of the tools I mention from Technorati no longer exist, Myspace isn't as relevant as a marketing tool, and I embarrassingly miss-pronounce both etsy.com and techmeme.com. I also explain what techcrunch.com is, which sounds absurd listening to it in the present day. Other than that, I think the core messaging has held up pretty well.
Thank you for watching.
Jason D. Schwartz
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