(Generative) AI & Marketing: - Out of the Hype - Empowering the Marketing M...
Editor's Notes
No, I have not just ended my presentation.
I have questions for the audience.
Branded Community Vs. Branded Online Community
Instead of asking why you need to go all the trouble of building or joining branded online communities…
Perhaps know how it can help your business grow and, at the same time, make an impact.
There are more benefits
Benefits would depend on the goals of the brand
Online communities are not only on social media platforms but can also be on website
1. Faster
Speed up the research cycle from 3-4 weeks to 1 week or less
2. Cheaper
Tapping the right audience with less or no spending
3. Better
Unique perspective, truly understand the needs and collaboration possibilities
Building a community around your brand involves a lot of efforts
It’s not just all about providing valuable content
Or being online just because everyone is
Be strategic in building your community
Identify your goals
Put a solid purpose behind your efforts
Gain trust
Establish brand as authority
Be consistent in finding and offering solutions
Can be a hub for information relevant to your products or services
Community members to brand advocates
Possible business partnership opportunities
Collaborate Vs. Compete
Culture of sharing
Fish tank of Content ideas
Product reviews
Competitor analysis
Product and services upgrade opportunities
there’s a lot of things to do
What can I do right away?
What is value? --- Something important to someone for one reason or another.
Types of value in social media === Video, Photo, A blog, Post, Checklist
Focusing on customer vs. focusing on you
Grow your community by focusing on your customers
Be clear of objectives and goals.
You’re not only building a community to offer your services and products.
But you are also building a community by identifying ad attracting the right kind of people.
Numbers are not everything.
It’s a process.
Starting from scratch is good.
Content that don’t suck attracts.
Have a content strategy. There’s no magic formula.
It’s not about you. Content must reflect that you understand your customers.
Balanced mix of self-promotion and value to customers.