This presentation was given as the guest keynote for NeMa 2012 in Budapest. It discusses the elephant in the boardroom - why is the B2B social media market developing so slowly. It looks at the change in consumer behaviour, the generational impact of changing behaviours and how technology creates useful data. It also links cakes, to phones and televisions and how this social world is becoming a multi billion dollar economy
14. Search is at the wrong end of the funnel for
growing new services & marketing reach
15. Funnel processes create inertia
Copywriting/
Marketing
Comms team
Real time Really long time
Legal team
16. We’re real time
and social, we
carry computers
everywhere
(It’s also a phone)
17. For the first time we have large volume data
insights or the “social graph”
Lady Gaga peaks around album releases not singles
Coldplay peaks around TV coverage of live festivals
18. BIG DATA
Defining credit risk through your social
footprint?
Defining lifestyle risk for pensions based on
your social footprint?
Define counterparty risk and insuring risk
through your social footprint?
19.
20. POV acquisition in
the finance sector
Create demand through continuous
engagement
(because Adwords don’t work for small
financial service companies)
21. Multi-touch is an audience multiplier
Social media campaigns
Media & bloggers
Work Contacts
Client network
Industry network
Event networks
Their friends, followers &
networks
29. 20 years ago these things were
financially unrelated…
30. Now they are interdependent in a
multi-billion dollar economy
31.
32. Thanks
The most important part of
social media is the social
bit, so if you want to chat…
I’m @killdozer
Editor's Notes
Newspapers crashing due to impact of phonesSocial lives define the features we require in phonesRecording our daily lives shapes the value & focus of journalismWould have been considered nonsense 15 years agoNow it’s worth $24 bn+?????
Newspapers crashing due to impact of phonesSocial lives define the features we require in phonesRecording our daily lives shapes the value & focus of journalismWould have been considered nonsense 15 years agoNow it’s worth $24 bn+?????