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This short document promotes the creation of Haiku Deck presentations on SlideShare by beginning with the word "Inspired?" and including a stock photo. It then directs the reader to "GET STARTED" making their own Haiku Deck presentation on SlideShare.

The document discusses how the traditional interruptive advertising model is no longer sustainable for businesses or society. It suggests that marketing needs to shift towards providing value to people in a way that improves their lives rather than just interrupting them. Examples are given of brands that are winning by creating marketing people choose to engage with, such as helpful mobile apps, services that save people money, and campaigns that help change the world. The overall message is that "marketing with meaning" can build businesses while making a positive difference.

Prosper.com Microfinance - SVMN.net mtg 2007-09-10

Dave McClure

Prosper Marketplace is an online peer-to-peer lending platform that connects borrowers and lenders. It leverages the power of community by allowing borrowers to get endorsements from friends and form groups to build reputation. This combines the best aspects of traditional lending markets like community support and diversification of online lending. The platform has over 400,000 users, facilitated over $87 million in loans, and made over 2.5 million payments to lenders.

DIFFERENT TYPES OF CONCRETE

Bangalore Real

9 Likeable Strategies for Facebook Success

Dave Kerpen

The document outlines 9 strategies for Facebook success as presented by Dave Kerpen, CEO of LikeableMedia. The strategies include being responsive to customers, thinking like the consumer, developing an authentic voice, providing value through discounts and free content, telling your brand's story, inspiring customer stories, viewing mistakes as opportunities, using targeted social ads, and soliciting feedback. The presentation encourages developing loyalty through high value content and customer engagement.

APNA AANGAN 3BHK VILLAS FOR SALE OFF HOSUR ROAD

Bangalore Prj

YOUR DREAM HOME AN E-REALTY NOW

Bangalore Prj

Likeable Business: Why It Pays To Be Likeable

Dave Kerpen

The document discusses principles for building a likeable business, as outlined in Dave Kerpen's books. It emphasizes listening to customers, authentic storytelling over sales, transparency, teamwork and leadership, responsiveness to customers, passion for one's work, adaptability to change, providing surprises and delight, simplicity, gratitude, and settling for remarkable work rather than less. It promotes purchasing Kerpen's book Likeable Business.

BOOKS AT HOME

Bangalore Real

Growth hacking at Entrepreneurshit

Agustin Cuenca

The document discusses growth hacking strategies for B2C and B2B businesses. For B2C, it addresses viral growth and customer acquisition costs. Viral growth benefits both the user sharing the content and their friends, and encourages repeating this process. Customer acquisition costs are a minimum of 5-10 euros. For B2B, both viral and non-viral growth strategies are discussed. Viral growth follows a similar process to B2C, while non-viral growth requires nurturing relationships over time through consistent added value. The document emphasizes that growth hacking is very challenging work.

REVISED TDR SCHEME LINKED TO GUIDANCE VALUE OF LAND

Bangalore Prj

WASTE MANAGEMENT ESSENTIAL TO MAINTAIN HYGIENE

Bangalore Real

StartupVisa.com tracking report, first 60 hours (by @2gov)

Dave McClure

Making Your Business 110% Likeable: 11 Ways to Blow Away Your Customers Expec...

Dave Kerpen

The document provides 11 ways for businesses to blow away customer expectations and become 110% likeable. It suggests focusing on listening to customers, using storytelling over direct selling, being authentic, being transparent, having a team-focused culture, being responsive, adapting to change, having passion for one's work, surprising and delighting customers, keeping things simple, expressing gratitude, and buying the book "Likeable Business" which provides more details on these topics. The document promotes becoming a more likeable business.

Social Media Meets Word of Mouth

Dave Kerpen

The document summarizes an interview between Andy Sernovitz, the CEO of SocialMedia.org and author of Word of Mouth Marketing, and Dave Kerpen, the CEO of Likeable Media and author of Likeable Social Media. They discuss word of mouth marketing and how giving people a reason to talk about a brand and making conversation easier can start conversations that lead to new business. Great service, helping talkers promote a brand's story, and finding ways to start multiple conversations are some ways to encourage positive word of mouth.

PROMOTING A CULTURE OF THINKING

Lana Jelenjev

Guidant financial Presentation

Dave Kerpen

The document discusses the use of social media for small businesses. It provides warnings that social media requires resources and cannot replace quality products/services. It then outlines 8 ways for businesses to use social media to delight customers, including compelling customers to be first fans, responding to all comments, sharing stories, and inspiring customer sharing without direct selling. The document gives examples and best practices for using different social media platforms, and emphasizes listening, transparency, response and being likeable.

Social Media Trends 2012

Dave Kerpen

Social Media Success Summit

Dave Kerpen

The document discusses the importance of being likeable on social media. Some key points made include: 1) Social media requires ongoing effort and will not provide instant results or make up for issues with a company's product or service. 2) It is important to listen to customers on social media and respond to both positive and negative comments in a timely manner. 3) Meaningful engagement with customers cannot be mechanical and should include saying "thank you" and responding to issues with "I'm sorry." 4) Brands should provide value through discounts, services, storytelling and inspiring customer stories in order to build loyalty and word-of-mouth marketing.