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18. Social Networks News & Bookmarking Blogs Video Sharing Photo Sharing Message boards Wikis Virtual Reality Social Gaming Podcasts RSS Social Media Press Release
19. T A L K o p e n l y A B O U T YOU and YOUR FIRM!
20. You CAN LEARN what people are saying about YOU You can CREATE buzz for events & CAMPAIGNS You CaN INCREASE brand exposure You cAn IDENTIFY and recruit influencers to spread YOUR Message You can FIND new OPPORTUNITIES and customers You Can SUPPORT your products and services You CAN IMPROVE your search engine visibility You can GAIN competitive INTELLIGENCE YOU CAN GET your message out fast You Can RETAIN clients by establishing a personal relationship You CAN BE an industry LEADER not a follower
22. SOCIAL MEDIA HELPS YOU 91% say consumer reviews are the #1 aid to buying decisions JC Williams Group 87% trust a friend’s recommendation over critic’s review Marketing Sherpa 3 times more likely to TRUST peer opinions over advertising for purchasing decisions Jupiter Research 1 word-of-mouth CONVERSATION has impact of 200 TV ads BuzzAgent * Slide courtesy of Digital Influence Group
23. YOU CAN connect and interact with friends, colleagues and fans. Facebook and MySpace pages provide a micro site for YOUR BUSINESS within the social framework.
24. Your Client can see yourself and Your products as WELL. YOU can share experiences, You can SUGGEST a vacation or the right itinerary for a specific Trip.
25. You can update your clients about your last INITIATIVE YOU can debate and CO- Create new products with your CUSTOMERS .
26. You can follow YOUR CUSTOMERS on the Micro Blog or either let them follow your firm for events and PR Meetings .
29. It’s a fact CONVERSATING require dedicated resources: Time, SKILL , and meaningful spend Brand/ Marketing eStrategy Product/Service The Business CONVERSATION STRATEGY
32. Market segmentation involves considering prospective buyers in terms of groups or segments that have common needs and will respond similarly to a Marketing action .
34. Marketing (and selling) begin to work when a conversation moves away from being a role-to-role exchange of capabilities , contracts, and costs , and becomes a person-to-person interactive dialogue about ideas, beliefs, and perspectives .
35. It is NOT the strongest of the species that Survives, nor the MOST intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change . Charles Darwin
36. “ [ Digital ] is the centerpiece of a broader campaign. I think that’s become a real integral part of how we use the web , moving beyond just promoting web addresses in TV spots or print ads to really making them a critical part of the storytelling for the brands.” Rob Master Media Director, North America Unilever March 2008 Source: Advertising Age - http://adage.com/article?article_id=125663
37. “ Something remarkable is worth talking about. Worth noticing. Exceptional. New . Interesting. It’s a Purple Cow . Boring stuff is invisible . It’s a brown cow. … Remarkable marketing is the art of building things worth noticing right into your product or service.” Seth Godin Author / Speaker / Marketing Expert Purple Cow 2002 Source: Purple Cow / Seth Godin / Page 3
48. Conversational MKTK is nothing new . It’s basically THE concept that PEOPLE respond better 2 LOWERED voices spoken IN credible TONES than they do 2 THE Aggressive in-ur-face Mktg speak as is evidences in everything from TV ads to the blabla of SO many Website.
49. 76 % of Consumers don’t believe that companies tell THE truth in advertisements Yankelowich,2006
50. The truth is THAT consumers (and purchasers or corporate decision -makers) are literally bombarded with messages of all kinds and the law of large numbers (send more messages and expect greater results) is increasingly less efficient under these conditions .
51. From Stranger to Friend, Friend 2 Customer and Customer 2 Loyal Customer
53. 58% believe what “a person like me” says about an organization (up from 51% in 2007) LEAST CREDIBLE (IN THE US): corporate or product advertising (22% of ages 25-34) S OURCE: 2008 Edelman Trust Barometer
54. 78% aged 35-64 and 83 % aged 25-34 were “ likely to trust what they have seen, read or heard about a company if someone they know has already mentioned it to them.” LEAST CREDIBLE (IN THE US): corporate or product advertising (22% of ages 25-34) S OURCE: 2008 Edelman Trust Barometer
55. 56 % of those aged 35-64 and 63 % aged 25-34 were “likely to share their opinions and experiences about companies they trust or distrust on the web.” LEAST CREDIBLE (IN THE US): corporate or product advertising (22% of ages 25-34) S OURCE: 2008 Edelman Trust Barometer
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58. Special thanks goes to Mr. Clooney, Mr. Pitt and Tactica, AFC Vancouver, Forrester Research, Advanced Media Production, 3Rsales, Napa Consulting, Brain Traffic, Toni Fish, Tuğçe Esener, Seth Godin, Brand Dialogue