This document discusses how Google+ can help companies get closer to their customers. It notes that 60 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute, and over 56% of DVR owners fast forward through commercials, showing that connections need to be made and attention spans are short. However, customer recommendations and brand content from consumers can be very influential. The document then proposes that Google+ can help by allowing companies to have real conversations with customers through Hangouts, surface relevant recommendations through the +1 button, and use Google+ as a common thread across various Google products and services to reach a huge audience.
“Google+ การใช้ Hang out กับ Customer Service”newmedia12
This document discusses how Google+ can help companies get closer to their customers by addressing some common problems in marketing and customer connections. It outlines issues like impersonal messages, lack of true conversations in comments, recommendations that don't last, and fragmented marketing efforts. Then it presents Google+ solutions like Circles for targeted messaging, Hangouts for real conversations, the +1 button for recommendations when needed, and Google+ Pages to connect all engagements across websites, search, video and mobile to consolidate marketing efforts. Data shows the benefits brands saw in the early adoption of Google+ like increased search performance and over 50% of top brands joining in the first few weeks.
Alex Abelin, Community Affairs Manager, Google
Twitter Handle: @alexabelin
For the very first time, Google is officially presenting on how nonprofits can leverage Google+. Learn how this cutting edge, powerful platform can help you achieve your 2012 fundraising and awareness goals. The early bird catches the (digital) worm.
Google+ for Nonprofits
Alex Abelin, Community Affairs Manager, Google
Twitter Handle: @alexabelin
For the very first time, Google is officially presenting on how nonprofits can leverage Google+. Learn how this cutting edge, powerful platform can help you achieve your 2012 fundraising and awareness goals. The early bird catches the (digital) worm.
This document discusses strategies for increasing engagement on social media pages through developing conceptual posts that highlight a company's values rather than just promoting products. It notes that companies like Disney and Flocafe successfully increase engagement on Facebook by posting concepts related to their values, like "Keep Dreaming" or "The Best Part of Our Day." The document also introduces the concept of the "20X Effect," which is the idea that an engaged Facebook page can achieve 20 times as many free impressions from organic and viral reach compared to the number of page likes. It provides examples of pages that demonstrated this effect, achieving millions of free impressions over 10 months.
The document discusses how social media is important for businesses to leverage. It provides definitions of social media, outlines why it matters to businesses through examples like Dell's customer service issues and word-of-mouth influencing purchases. It then gives recommendations on how businesses can measure ROI in social media through metrics like lower call volumes, customer insights, sales from social media links, and changes in brand perception.
Brands are looking for new ways to promote their products through television shows. Celebrity Twitter chats during TV shows can help extend the reach of product placements. However, celebrity Twitter chats require preparation. The document provides five secrets for effective celebrity Twitter chats: choose a relevant celebrity with a large Twitter following, develop a strategy for tweet types and timing, use simple relevant hashtags, ensure proper disclosures of the sponsorship, and have a client approve tweets in real-time.
iStrategy Talk - Online Customer Communities Tom De Ruyck
This document summarizes a presentation about using owned social customer engagement to transform marketing. It discusses how marketers can reach and engage the largest number of users through their own domains rather than external social media channels. It presents data showing most users are reached and engagement is deepest on companies' primary websites and microsites rather than Facebook, Twitter, etc. Having one's own online communities allows building direct relationships and collaborating with customers. The document then discusses benefits and ROI of owned communities and gives an example of Heineken using an owned research community to gather ideas from designers on enhancing the club experience. It concludes by thanking the audience and asking for any questions.
This document discusses how nonprofits can use YouTube to raise money. It begins by introducing Michael Hoffman, CEO of See3, a digital agency that works with nonprofits. It then discusses how video is an effective fundraising tool, citing statistics about increased engagement and conversions when video is used. The rest of the document focuses on the donation card feature on YouTube, which allows viewers to donate to a nonprofit directly from a video. It highlights the benefits of the donation card in reducing friction between viewing emotional content and donating. The document concludes by providing resources for nonprofits on how to use and promote the donation card.
“Google+ การใช้ Hang out กับ Customer Service”newmedia12
This document discusses how Google+ can help companies get closer to their customers by addressing some common problems in marketing and customer connections. It outlines issues like impersonal messages, lack of true conversations in comments, recommendations that don't last, and fragmented marketing efforts. Then it presents Google+ solutions like Circles for targeted messaging, Hangouts for real conversations, the +1 button for recommendations when needed, and Google+ Pages to connect all engagements across websites, search, video and mobile to consolidate marketing efforts. Data shows the benefits brands saw in the early adoption of Google+ like increased search performance and over 50% of top brands joining in the first few weeks.
Alex Abelin, Community Affairs Manager, Google
Twitter Handle: @alexabelin
For the very first time, Google is officially presenting on how nonprofits can leverage Google+. Learn how this cutting edge, powerful platform can help you achieve your 2012 fundraising and awareness goals. The early bird catches the (digital) worm.
Google+ for Nonprofits
Alex Abelin, Community Affairs Manager, Google
Twitter Handle: @alexabelin
For the very first time, Google is officially presenting on how nonprofits can leverage Google+. Learn how this cutting edge, powerful platform can help you achieve your 2012 fundraising and awareness goals. The early bird catches the (digital) worm.
This document discusses strategies for increasing engagement on social media pages through developing conceptual posts that highlight a company's values rather than just promoting products. It notes that companies like Disney and Flocafe successfully increase engagement on Facebook by posting concepts related to their values, like "Keep Dreaming" or "The Best Part of Our Day." The document also introduces the concept of the "20X Effect," which is the idea that an engaged Facebook page can achieve 20 times as many free impressions from organic and viral reach compared to the number of page likes. It provides examples of pages that demonstrated this effect, achieving millions of free impressions over 10 months.
The document discusses how social media is important for businesses to leverage. It provides definitions of social media, outlines why it matters to businesses through examples like Dell's customer service issues and word-of-mouth influencing purchases. It then gives recommendations on how businesses can measure ROI in social media through metrics like lower call volumes, customer insights, sales from social media links, and changes in brand perception.
Brands are looking for new ways to promote their products through television shows. Celebrity Twitter chats during TV shows can help extend the reach of product placements. However, celebrity Twitter chats require preparation. The document provides five secrets for effective celebrity Twitter chats: choose a relevant celebrity with a large Twitter following, develop a strategy for tweet types and timing, use simple relevant hashtags, ensure proper disclosures of the sponsorship, and have a client approve tweets in real-time.
iStrategy Talk - Online Customer Communities Tom De Ruyck
This document summarizes a presentation about using owned social customer engagement to transform marketing. It discusses how marketers can reach and engage the largest number of users through their own domains rather than external social media channels. It presents data showing most users are reached and engagement is deepest on companies' primary websites and microsites rather than Facebook, Twitter, etc. Having one's own online communities allows building direct relationships and collaborating with customers. The document then discusses benefits and ROI of owned communities and gives an example of Heineken using an owned research community to gather ideas from designers on enhancing the club experience. It concludes by thanking the audience and asking for any questions.
This document discusses how nonprofits can use YouTube to raise money. It begins by introducing Michael Hoffman, CEO of See3, a digital agency that works with nonprofits. It then discusses how video is an effective fundraising tool, citing statistics about increased engagement and conversions when video is used. The rest of the document focuses on the donation card feature on YouTube, which allows viewers to donate to a nonprofit directly from a video. It highlights the benefits of the donation card in reducing friction between viewing emotional content and donating. The document concludes by providing resources for nonprofits on how to use and promote the donation card.
Monétisation des réseaux sociaux - Feweb 26/4/2012 - IntroductionFeweb
This document outlines the agenda for a meeting on monetizing social networks. The agenda includes introductions, presentations on monetization from Google, Opengraphy, and TweetWall Pro, a roundtable discussion, and a networking session over beer and chips. It also provides some statistics on social network usage, including that over 600 million people use social networks daily, the average Facebook session is 37 minutes and Twitter 23 minutes, more than 400 million people use Facebook daily, there is a paradox where 80% are aware of Twitter but only 16% use it, and new social networks have difficulty succeeding as 60% don't want any new ones and 93% are happy with what they have.
This document discusses myths to forget and advice to conceive regarding user experience (UX). It suggests putting users first by learning about them through methods like surveys and personas in order to structure websites effectively. Simple solutions should be conceived for complex business issues using techniques like icons, illustrations, highlighting, and Gestalt principles. The UX should be tested with people and analytics to evaluate the interface. Common UX myths like assuming all pages can be reached in 3 clicks or that usability equals common sense are identified to forget.
The document discusses how web design wins percentages rather than awards. It notes that individual behavior is 95% non-conscious and outlines three acts. Act 1 discusses how 95% of behavior is non-conscious. Act 2 provides examples of how web design improved metrics like online sales, email turnover, and online revenues for various companies. Act 3 states that to win percentages through web design, some disciplines must be mastered.
What Google+ Means for Marketers: A View from Ford's ExperienceScott Monty
This document discusses how Google+ can help marketers connect with customers. It notes that connecting with customers can be difficult as content is shared quickly and commercials are often skipped. However, the payoff for connecting is great as most brand content and recommendations now come from consumers. The document then outlines problems marketers face like impersonal messages, lack of conversations in comments, recommendations that don't last, and treating social media as just another channel. It proposes that with Google+ features like Circles, Hangouts, recommendations in search results, and consistent presence across channels, marketers can have more meaningful connections by sharing the right message with the right people at the right time.
This document discusses how Google+ can help marketers connect with customers. It notes that connecting with customers can be difficult as messages become more impersonal and comments lack conversations. Recommendations also lack staying power and social media is often seen as just another channel. Google+ aims to address these issues by allowing users to share the right content with the right circles, have real conversations through Hangouts, and surface recommendations when they matter through search and the +1 button. It also aims to integrate social elements across all marketing efforts rather than treat social as just another channel. The document recommends that to get started, marketers should create a Google+ page linked to their site and ads, share valuable content and hold Hangouts, and promote
This document discusses how Google+ can help marketers connect with customers. It notes that connecting with customers can be difficult as content is shared quickly and commercials are often skipped. However, the payoff for connecting is great as most brand content and recommendations now come from consumers. The document then outlines problems marketers face like impersonal messages, lack of conversations in comments, recommendations that don't last, and treating social media as just another separate channel. It proposes that Google+ can help by allowing targeted sharing with circles, enabling real conversations through Hangouts, surfacing recommendations when most useful, and providing a common social thread across search, video, display, and mobile instead of as separate channels. Marketers are advised to create a
Optimising Video as Part of the Content Marketing Mix - 3XE DigitalEduardas Gricius
3XE Digital Proudly presents:
Natalie O’Keeffe, Business Development Manager at Google
Natalie is an ambitious Digital Marketing professional with over 6 years experience in the marketing and digital marketing sector, working with Google’s top UK Media Agency Partners from the EMEA HQ. She helps brands to grow on Youtube – the world’s largest video platform!
Natalie previously held roles across Search Engine Marketing, Data & Analytics, Digital Planning & Strategy, and Sales, working with brands including Vodafone, Disney and Samsung, and Irish household names such as An Post, Dublin Airport, SuperValu and Centra.
**presentation is NOT for commercial use**
For more info visit: www.3xedigital.com
Building brand with google - lava seminar 2.11.2012Long Nguyen
This document discusses how brands can build their presence using Google's digital tools. It outlines Google's "4I" approach of gaining insights, developing ideas, implementing plans across Google's media platforms, and measuring impact. It provides examples of using search data insights to inform digital strategies and connecting multiple touchpoints like search, YouTube, and display ads. The document also discusses tools for targeting the right audiences, engaging users across devices, and evaluating campaign performance.
This document discusses how brands can build their presence using Google's digital tools and platforms. It outlines Google's "4 I's" approach of gaining insight, developing ideas, implementing plans, and measuring impact. It provides examples of using search data insights to inform digital strategies and connecting different touchpoints like search, YouTube, and display advertising. The document also describes Google's media platforms like Display Network and how to target relevant audiences at the right times across devices. It emphasizes measuring campaigns for continuous improvement.
Monétisation des réseaux sociaux - Feweb 26/4/2012 - IntroductionFeweb
This document outlines the agenda for a meeting on monetizing social networks. The agenda includes introductions, presentations on monetization from Google, Opengraphy, and TweetWall Pro, a roundtable discussion, and a networking session over beer and chips. It also provides some statistics on social network usage, including that over 600 million people use social networks daily, the average Facebook session is 37 minutes and Twitter 23 minutes, more than 400 million people use Facebook daily, there is a paradox where 80% are aware of Twitter but only 16% use it, and new social networks have difficulty succeeding as 60% don't want any new ones and 93% are happy with what they have.
This document discusses myths to forget and advice to conceive regarding user experience (UX). It suggests putting users first by learning about them through methods like surveys and personas in order to structure websites effectively. Simple solutions should be conceived for complex business issues using techniques like icons, illustrations, highlighting, and Gestalt principles. The UX should be tested with people and analytics to evaluate the interface. Common UX myths like assuming all pages can be reached in 3 clicks or that usability equals common sense are identified to forget.
The document discusses how web design wins percentages rather than awards. It notes that individual behavior is 95% non-conscious and outlines three acts. Act 1 discusses how 95% of behavior is non-conscious. Act 2 provides examples of how web design improved metrics like online sales, email turnover, and online revenues for various companies. Act 3 states that to win percentages through web design, some disciplines must be mastered.
What Google+ Means for Marketers: A View from Ford's ExperienceScott Monty
This document discusses how Google+ can help marketers connect with customers. It notes that connecting with customers can be difficult as content is shared quickly and commercials are often skipped. However, the payoff for connecting is great as most brand content and recommendations now come from consumers. The document then outlines problems marketers face like impersonal messages, lack of conversations in comments, recommendations that don't last, and treating social media as just another channel. It proposes that with Google+ features like Circles, Hangouts, recommendations in search results, and consistent presence across channels, marketers can have more meaningful connections by sharing the right message with the right people at the right time.
This document discusses how Google+ can help marketers connect with customers. It notes that connecting with customers can be difficult as messages become more impersonal and comments lack conversations. Recommendations also lack staying power and social media is often seen as just another channel. Google+ aims to address these issues by allowing users to share the right content with the right circles, have real conversations through Hangouts, and surface recommendations when they matter through search and the +1 button. It also aims to integrate social elements across all marketing efforts rather than treat social as just another channel. The document recommends that to get started, marketers should create a Google+ page linked to their site and ads, share valuable content and hold Hangouts, and promote
This document discusses how Google+ can help marketers connect with customers. It notes that connecting with customers can be difficult as content is shared quickly and commercials are often skipped. However, the payoff for connecting is great as most brand content and recommendations now come from consumers. The document then outlines problems marketers face like impersonal messages, lack of conversations in comments, recommendations that don't last, and treating social media as just another separate channel. It proposes that Google+ can help by allowing targeted sharing with circles, enabling real conversations through Hangouts, surfacing recommendations when most useful, and providing a common social thread across search, video, display, and mobile instead of as separate channels. Marketers are advised to create a
Optimising Video as Part of the Content Marketing Mix - 3XE DigitalEduardas Gricius
3XE Digital Proudly presents:
Natalie O’Keeffe, Business Development Manager at Google
Natalie is an ambitious Digital Marketing professional with over 6 years experience in the marketing and digital marketing sector, working with Google’s top UK Media Agency Partners from the EMEA HQ. She helps brands to grow on Youtube – the world’s largest video platform!
Natalie previously held roles across Search Engine Marketing, Data & Analytics, Digital Planning & Strategy, and Sales, working with brands including Vodafone, Disney and Samsung, and Irish household names such as An Post, Dublin Airport, SuperValu and Centra.
**presentation is NOT for commercial use**
For more info visit: www.3xedigital.com
Building brand with google - lava seminar 2.11.2012Long Nguyen
This document discusses how brands can build their presence using Google's digital tools. It outlines Google's "4I" approach of gaining insights, developing ideas, implementing plans across Google's media platforms, and measuring impact. It provides examples of using search data insights to inform digital strategies and connecting multiple touchpoints like search, YouTube, and display ads. The document also discusses tools for targeting the right audiences, engaging users across devices, and evaluating campaign performance.
This document discusses how brands can build their presence using Google's digital tools and platforms. It outlines Google's "4 I's" approach of gaining insight, developing ideas, implementing plans, and measuring impact. It provides examples of using search data insights to inform digital strategies and connecting different touchpoints like search, YouTube, and display advertising. The document also describes Google's media platforms like Display Network and how to target relevant audiences at the right times across devices. It emphasizes measuring campaigns for continuous improvement.
This document discusses how brands can build their presence using Google's digital tools and platforms. It outlines Google's "4 I's" approach of gaining insight, developing ideas, implementing plans, and measuring impact. It provides examples of using search trends, digital media, and mobile targeting to understand consumers. Google's media platforms like Display Network and YouTube are highlighted as ways to reach relevant audiences. Tracking tools are also discussed to analyze marketing effectiveness and optimize campaigns. The overall message is that a digital-first approach allows for transparent, accountable and measurable brand building.
Designed especially for marketing leaders, this event will provide an overview of marketing in the digital landscape and actionable information about how LinkedIn Marketing Solutions can be a critical part of your company's marketing mix.
Gain unique insights from LinkedIn's experts that will help you understand how to leverage LinkedIn Marketing Solutions and seamlessly integrate them into your business.
Network with other marketing leaders to share insights and expertise.
Videos have become a must-have tool for businesses around the world. They are engaging and interactive, providing fresh content on your website to enhance your brand, message and online traffic.
There's lots of talk about Google Plus. From the fastest growing social network to the least used, everyone has an opinion about its merits and benefits.
The one things that everybody agrees on though is that it has immense influence when it comes to search results - and happens to integrate a pretty neat social network to boot.
We've tried to put together a guide as to exactly what the benefits are and whether or not you should be looking to launch your Google Plus presence.
Let us know what you think below - have you found any other benefits to it?
The Business Show - Integrated Digital MarketingReflect Digital
Reflect Digital provides integrated digital marketing strategies including SEO, paid search, social media, email marketing and website design. They analyze clients' websites and online presence, research keywords and competitors, optimize content and off-site links, and constantly measure performance to refine strategies. Their goal is to help clients increase traffic, conversions and ROI through an integrated approach across online channels.
A Special Invitation
How Your Content Marketing Can Create Meaningful Connections
Thursday, September 12, 2013
2:00pm – 4:30pm EDT (Followed by Cocktail Reception)
Ottawa, ON
Content marketing is not a new marketing phenomenon by any means, but it is one that is growing exponentially in prominence and importance.
It’s growing because marketers are responding to the reality that buyers are forming perceptions about brands without those brands having an opportunity to share their perspective.
Please join LinkedIn Marketing Solutions in Ottawa on Thursday, September 12th for "How Your Content Marketing Can Create Meaningful Connections."
Designed especially for marketing leaders, you'll learn how your Content Marketing can create meaningful connections and ultimately, impact your revenue.
Agenda:
2:00 - 2:30pm: Registration
2:30 - 3:30pm: How Your Content Marketing Can Create Meaningful Connections
3:30 - 4:30pm: Getting Started With Content Marketing on LinkedIn
4:30 - 5:30pm: Cocktail Reception and Networking
Venue:
Canadian Museum of Nature
240 McLeod St
Ottawa, ON K2P 2R1
Mtg Room: 4th Floor Gallery
The document provides guidance on using Google+ pages effectively for businesses. It discusses what Google+ pages are, their key features like circles and hangouts, and basic activation principles. Case studies are presented of companies like Android, Dallas Cowboys, and NASA that are using Google+ well. Practical advice includes creating a compelling page, engaging fans, promoting the page, and using video as a pillar of the strategy. The focus is on building relationships and extending a YouTube presence through Google+.
Google+ pages allow businesses to have a presence on Google+ to engage in conversations with customers, provide recommendations, and gain insights. The key is to focus on creating useful, human content through a strategic approach emphasizing usefulness, availability, humanity, and transparency. A content calendar should include a mix of original content, curated content, discussions, and apps to engage audiences over time. The goal is to build popularity, receptiveness, interaction, and trust within target networks on Google+.
For Your Viewing Pleasure: Using YouTube to Generate Leads for the Home Impro...Surefire Local
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- Ways consumers are engaging with video; watching, sharing, live feeds
- Understanding video advertising; how ads appear in/on your videos
- See how other businesses are using video advertising to drive results
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Boost your website's visibility with proven SEO techniques! Our latest blog dives into essential strategies to enhance your online presence, increase traffic, and rank higher on search engines. From keyword optimization to quality content creation, learn how to make your site stand out in the crowded digital landscape. Discover actionable tips and expert insights to elevate your SEO game.
Dive into the realm of operating systems (OS) with Pravash Chandra Das, a seasoned Digital Forensic Analyst, as your guide. 🚀 This comprehensive presentation illuminates the core concepts, types, and evolution of OS, essential for understanding modern computing landscapes.
Beginning with the foundational definition, Das clarifies the pivotal role of OS as system software orchestrating hardware resources, software applications, and user interactions. Through succinct descriptions, he delineates the diverse types of OS, from single-user, single-task environments like early MS-DOS iterations, to multi-user, multi-tasking systems exemplified by modern Linux distributions.
Crucial components like the kernel and shell are dissected, highlighting their indispensable functions in resource management and user interface interaction. Das elucidates how the kernel acts as the central nervous system, orchestrating process scheduling, memory allocation, and device management. Meanwhile, the shell serves as the gateway for user commands, bridging the gap between human input and machine execution. 💻
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5th Power Grid Model Meet-up
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Power Grid Model
The global energy transition is placing new and unprecedented demands on Distribution System Operators (DSOs). Alongside upgrades to grid capacity, processes such as digitization, capacity optimization, and congestion management are becoming vital for delivering reliable services.
Power Grid Model is an open source project from Linux Foundation Energy and provides a calculation engine that is increasingly essential for DSOs. It offers a standards-based foundation enabling real-time power systems analysis, simulations of electrical power grids, and sophisticated what-if analysis. In addition, it enables in-depth studies and analysis of the electrical power grid’s behavior and performance. This comprehensive model incorporates essential factors such as power generation capacity, electrical losses, voltage levels, power flows, and system stability.
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4. The party is only getting bigger 60 hours
of video is
uploaded
to YouTube
every minute
Internal YouTube data 2012
5. And, it’s getting shorter 56%
of DVR owners fast
forward through
commercials
Nielsen 2010
6. But…
Payoff for connecting 77% 90%
has never been greater of brand content trust
is created by recommendations
consumers from people
they know
360i 2009 Nielsen 2009
18. What if we surfaced
recommendations when
they mattered most?
19. Recommendations
Influence Purchases
71% 84%
Say reviews from Use online sources
family members or when deciding what
friends influence to buy
purchase decisions
Harris Interactive 2010 Google research study 2011
20. +1 Button
Stand out on Google search with recommendations when you need them
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25. Connect all your +1’s
search across the web
Google+ sites
page
+Android
mobile display
video
26. Messages are impersonal
Comments are not conversations
Recommendations lack staying power
Marketing is fragmented
27. Google+ as a common thread,
not another channel
Search Video Mobile
Display Offers Local Site
28. The largest audience in the world
Google+ as a common thread,
not another channel
800M unique visitors to
YouTube per month
Over 1 billion 100K mobile
searchers per day websites and apps
92% reach (US) for the 5 billion +1 buttons
Google Display Network per day
Intro My name is __________, and I work on _______ for Google. As we’ve looked at how brands connect to people, we’ve realized that there are many parallels with how we connect as people.
It’s hard to connect I started thinking after I went to a party on Friday night. I spoke to 10 different people for 2 minutes each. I didn’t really connect with anyone at it. It’s really difficult to really connect. There are so many people talking; too quickly, too loudly and too often. We get so caught up in the excitement then often forget to really connect. Today's marketing world is no different: As consumers, we are bombarded with so much information that comes too quickly and often the content we receive isn't relevant enough for us to care or share. There are some big lessons for us, as brands if we really want to cut through
The Party is only getting bigger First let’s recognize that the party is only getting bigger. The number of people we engage with is increasing along with the amount of information we’re sharing with them. Each day there is an ever increasing amount of information online. On YouTube alone there are now 60 hours of new video uploaded every minute. It's information overload and its increasing. The party isn’t going to quiet down any time soon.
And, it’s getting shorter. Second, the party is only getting shorter. We have less time to connect. The ubiquity and ease of access to quick communication only fed our need for speed. And as result users have more choice. They can fast forward through your commercials, skip your online ads, and chose whether to click. Only the immediate, the relevant and the valuable cut through.
BUT,If you do connect, the benefits have never been greater Winning isn’t about talking louder or more often. That will never be enough. You need to really connect with your customers. Think about the best conversations you’ve had recently. They are the ones that are two-sided, where people are really listening to each other and excitedto share new experiences and valuable content. Being social savvy in today’s market is about creating the same type of value for your customers. When you do cut through, you have the power to influence the world in ways that you never had before. Think about this. 77% of brand content is created by consumers. This just shows that when people feel connected to brands they love, they are more than happy to join the conversation and share. And this advocacy drives your bottom line. Personal recommendations are the most trusted source of product info - 90% of people trust them. We all know this is true. We trust our friends. And, people are increasingly looking for these recommendations online.
How do you cut through? So...how DO you cut through the noise and tap this potential? How do you capture your customer's attention? How can you retain the intimacy and immediacy needed to inspire your consumers to communicate and connect on your behalf?
Relationships with the world’s largest audience What we are doing with Google+ has the potential to change how people connect with brands. We want to enable new ways for you to cut through and build lasting relationships with our entire audience - all the people who come to Google, YouTube and all of our sites everyday.
What is Google+? So, what exactly is Google+? Google+ is much more than another social destination.
It takes all the Google products that you use and allows you to add the power of identity, relationships and sharing. You give Google the ability to make everything that you do with us even better.
Social is a core human behavior, not a destination Social isn’t a destination, somewhere we go; it’s something we are. It’s part of our DNA and our core human behavior, to build relationships with our friends, family and people. That’s why Google+ has been designed to let relationships play a role in your campaigns, and can ultimately improve the performance of your campaigns across across all of our products.
What we’ve heard Social posts are impersonal Comments aren't conversations Recommendations lack staying power Marketing is fragmented Let’s dive deeper into each of these.
What if? What if you could share the right content with the people who would care most about it.
Sharing on the web right now is awkward. Sharing on the web is awkward because it doesn’t capture the nuances of people’s relationships - we share different parts of ourselves with different people. For example, I just got back from San Francisco. My answer to “How was my trip?” is going to change based on who is asking. For my mom, I’ll talk about the great dinner I had with my friend Jon. With my friends, I’ll talk about the night out with one too many cocktails. And, with Larry - it will all be about the great presentation I had. Circles brings this same nuanced sharing to the web, so I can share exactly how I want to. And, people are using them - people are sharing 2 - 3x more with Circles than they are publically.
What if? As a business, what if you could have real conversations with your customers? Nothing beats face-to-face interaction. Hangouts allow you to have real conversations with your customers across the globe anytime you want to, with group video chat. Create a video on YouTube? Hold a hangout and watch it live with your customers.
Brands are using Hangouts in really interesting ways We are seeing brands use this in really exciting ways. For example, Macy’s had a hangout where they invited customers to ask questions to fashion bloggers. And, Samsung has been using Hangouts as a customer service tool.
What if? What if, you could get recommendations when you were actually searching for them?
Recommendations Influence Purchases First, we know how powerful personal recommendations are for businesses. Recommendations are the most trusted source of product info. 71% say that recommendations from friends and family affect purchase decisions. We all know this is true. We trust our friends. And, today we look online when deciding when to buy. 84% of people use online sources before making a purchase decision.
+1 button, recommendations when you need them Enter +1 button, which shows recommendations when people need them most. For example, wouldn’t it be great if I could have searched on Google for Italian restaurants in NYC and seen my friends recommendations there. In that sense, the +1 button really works for you. We launched the +1 button in March, taking our core competency, search, and made it personal.
The +1 button has become the fastest growing social sharing widget in history. As a result, the +1 button is being used by brands and businesses across the globe. The button now appears over 5B times per day across over 1M sites across the web. Nexus, Dell, Nordstrom, Best Buy, Pepsi, and many more have already begun earning +1s.
Problem: Marketing is fragmented Social is a core human behavior, not a destination, yet social marketing is treated as a separate channel that is not connected to the rest of your online marketing. Less than 25% of marketers integrate social into their search or display campaigns. This limits the power of what you are doing in social
What if: You had social elements in all your efforts?What if you could bring recommendations, identity and sharing to all your marketing activities? With Google+, we are taking social marketing outside the four walls of any particular destination with the aim of improving all the marketing you are already doing. Let’s take a look at how this works.
Google+ Page: Your Brand’s Identity on GoogleAt the heart of Google+ for your business is your Google+ page. This is your brand’s identity on Google.
Beforethe introduction of Pages, users were only able to recommend your individual web pages or ads. There was no way to recommend your brand as a whole. But today, we are beginning the process of centralizing all the recommendations -- which we call +1’s -- your business receives with Google. All your +1’s -- on your ads, search results, web pages, and Google+ Page - will be combined into one number. This mean that +1’s live beyond any one campaign. Your Page is an extension of your brand’s identity on the web. This allows you to extend the reach of your brand’s recommendations to all of the people come to Google everyday.Google+ for business is about more than just a single site. It’s about making the web social. In search, on your site, on mobile, in your ads Google+ plugs in seamlessly to bring social everywhere. For example, let’s say your friend Elaine used the +1 button to recommend a page on a travel site she saw on Google Search. When you’re online and signed in to your Google account, you might see Elaine’s +1 on a Google search result when you’re looking for discount flights, on the travel site itself when you’re shopping for fares, or on a display ad for that travel site when you’re researching destinations. Seeing Elaine’s +1 let’s you know that it’s something she trusts and recommends, which can help you make a more informed choice.
In summary So, we’ve identified five key ways brands connecting today can be improved: Circles let you target your messages to the right peopleHangouts helps you move from comments to real conversations with your customers The +1 button helps your business be recommended when it matters most, which can improve the performance of your ads. Your Google+ Page helps you have a single identity for your brand that unifies your online marketing.
Google+ is a Common Thread, Not Another Channel Ultimately, we are creating an ecosystem that unifies all the marketing you do with Google and make it more powerful with the power of recommendations and relationships. We are doing these
The largest audience in the world This means that the relationships you build on Google+ can reach the over 1 billion people who come to search on Google everyday... the 800 unique visitors to YouTube every month, the 92% of people in the US who see ads on the Google Display Network, and the people who visit the 100K mobile sites and apps with our mobile ads.
All of Google, not the 40 M on Google+ As you can see, Google+ allows you to extend the reach of your brand’srelationships beyond the 40M who come to Google+, to all the people who come to Google search everyday.
The Impossible, possible Platforms change people don't. Social is a core behavior not a destination. That why the key to cutting through is embedding easy access social into everything you do; helping each other create and connect the world around your brand like never before. We can connect in exciting, creative ways that we couldn’t even dream of just a few years ago. We want to help you achieve even greater successes. We want to enable you to embracethe power of digital to create magic moments, connect with your audience and do what you’ve always done - but better. In 5 years, we'll look back at the Google today and we'll say, "remember when we used to search and we didn't see friends' faces and we didn't connect with brands on a personal level? remember the plain vanilla Google?" At Google, we're committed in the next weeks, months and years to help you connect to customers and fans by adding the power of relationships and sharing to all of our products. We really hope you join us.