It is All About Advocates – BDI 2/6/14 Influencer Marketing Forum

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Presentation: It is All About Advocates Presented by: Neil Beam, Research & Measurement Council Chair, WOMMA & Director, Client Relations, MotiveQuest Online Advocacy is the 'canary in the coal mine' for offline sales and marketshare. The Word of Mouth Marketing Association (WOMMA) has identified the attributes and characteristics that advocates possess and places advocates in context to other types of influencers that brand managers can develop progress towards. In addition, MotiveQuest has found that Advocates are the most powerful source of online influence when a brand is trying to drive top-line results. While identifying brand and product advocates is a relatively easy exercise for practitioners the difficulty lies in understanding Advocate's mindsets, motivations and passions. This talk will discuss the characteristics of Advocates and how motivations research is the key to unlocking how to relate, engage and build a lasting mutual relationship with them to continue and dive top-line results. www.bdionline.com

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