Seth Godin Presentation - March 11

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  • + kgerr Keith Gerr 8 months ago
    I’m all for emotional insight/buy-ology/psychographic thinking - but do you really believe 'Facts are irrelevant' and 'Consumer is not purchasing the physical product'? It’s not an either/ or proposition. It’s a mixture of both. The product has 2 meet it’s core function for the 'associated feeling' to take root.
  • + mukindoggy Muki Regunathan 8 months ago
    I think it is a simple presentation with no Jazz and he is making so much sense. Even though many of us know these already but when i read it i can feel his energy. Especially speaking your heart piece. Kudos Seth to your great ability to articulate your thoughts in such a simple language.
  • + simonhampton simonhampton 8 months ago
    Good presentation, useful info for a non marketeer
  • + wrodgers22 Bill Rodgers 8 months ago
    Kept my attention. Very clear - loved it!
  • + chi666 chi666 8 months ago
    Nice presentation, but Godin rule is usually no more then 6 words per slide :)
  • + Autzi Mario Blautzik 8 months ago
    great power point!
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  1.  
  2. The Abundance of Choice
  3. The Market Has Changed
    • We
    • Have
    • everything
    • we
    • NEED
    • So now,
    • we
    • buy what
    • we
    • WANT
  4. What we want is determined by what we believe … which is where storytelling comes into the picture
  5. Stories
    • Don’t tell facts, tell stories
    • Stories make it easier to understand the world
    • Stories are the only way to spread an idea
  6. You can determine if you… Tell stories that become Irrelevant Tell stories that spread It all depends on how you tell it your story.
  7. Can a pair (or many pairs) of shoes really change your life?
  8. YES
    • If you believe they can.
    • Facts are irrelevant – what matters is what the consumer thinks and believes
  9. A Key Point
    • The consumer is not purchasing the physical product
    • The consumer is purchasing the feeling associated with the product
  10. A Great Story…
    • Is True
    • Makes a Promise
    • Is Trusted
    • Are Subtle
    • Not factual but consistent and authentic
    • Fun, money, safety, shortcuts
    • Must earn credibility
    • Marketer tells himself the lie so the message is released progressively
  11. A Great Story…
    • Happens Fast
    • Appeal to Senses
    • Aimed Specifically
    • Don’t Contradict Themselves
    • They sync with expectations upon first impressions and just click
    • Not to Logic
    • Stories that try to appeal to everyone, appeal to no-one
    • Because consumers are clever
  12. Most importantly,
    • A Great Story agrees with
    • a consumer’s existing worldview
    • &
    • Needs to be told with
    (heart)
  13. The Secret…
    • 1.) Their Worldview and Frames got there before you did
    • -frame your story to accommodate it
    • -know that it can change over time
    • -your product should reinforce existing worldviews
  14. The Secret…
    • 2.) People only notice the new
    • - compare things to Status Quo
    • - we try to predict what’s coming next
    • Cognitive Dissonance – selective perception
  15. The Secret…
    • 3.) First Impressions
    • don’t know when it will happen which is why authenticity matters
    • 99% -> no impression
    • The only solution to a bad first impression is strong personal interaction
  16. The Secret…
    • 4.) Tell stories you believe
    • Everything in the organization must support the story
    • Never be inconsistent or unclear
    • 5.) Be Authentic
    • - Fraud is not the same as a Fib
  17. Final Points
    • Don’t compete with an established story
    • Test for Authenticity by stepping in someone’s shoes
    • Otherwise, you will experience
    • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCoaBN6iOu0
    • You know you’ve succeeded when the story comes true!
  18. Finito!

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