The document discusses how social media has changed marketing by enabling direct two-way conversations between brands and consumers. It notes that conversation, not just promotion, is the new way to gain attention. Authentic engagement is important to avoid enraging consumers. Brands should make social media a megaphone to amplify advocates rather than just targeting consumers. Examples are given of both good and bad social media interactions between brands and consumers.
Discourse analysis is the study of how language is used in different contexts and situations, including non-linguistic cues like clothing and gestures. Form refers to syntactic structure while function is concerned with purpose. Grammatical forms and phonological forms must be analyzed together in context to understand function, as there is no one-to-one correspondence between form and function. Speech acts analyze how grammatical and lexical forms represent acts like requesting or informing. Spoken discourse features framing moves, transactions, and three-part exchanges of asking, answering, and commenting. Written discourse allows more time for composition and uses cohesion to link sentences. Interpretation of texts depends on what readers bring to them from their own experiences.
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There’s a mainstream audience that is not just connected, but hyper-connected, with zero degrees of separation between them and a global universe of influences. Iris Worldwide conducted a study to determine the differences and similarities between these individuals, what they choose to share and how brands can insert themselves into the conversation with these influencers.
Presenter: Esty Gorman, director of strategy, Iris Worldwide @Esty501
The document discusses how social media can help businesses move forward. It provides an overview of social media, why businesses should engage with social media, current social media trends including the growth of mobile, and a 4-step process for harnessing social media to grow a business. The 4 steps are: 1) define business goals, 2) develop a social media strategy, 3) establish a social media presence, and 4) optimize the website and mobile platforms.
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Blogs have become increasingly popular worldwide as a way for individuals to have their own voice and publish content online through sites like Blogger, which allows any user to create a blog for any purpose by helping people organize information from a personal perspective. While blog usage dropped briefly in late 2011, it has grown significantly since as blogging has spread and become a more common online activity for sharing personal thoughts and opinions. Blogging platforms empower individual voices and participation in online conversations.
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Blogs have become increasingly popular worldwide as a way for individuals to have their own voice and share information on the web. Sites like Blogger make it easy for any user to create a blog for free on any topic they choose. While blog usage dropped briefly in late 2011, it has grown significantly since as more people have adopted blogging as a regular online activity.
This document provides an overview of social media for communications officers of Prince Edward Island. It defines social media as a trend where people turn to each other rather than central institutions to get things done. Examples of social media are discussed and the OASIS framework for applying social media principles is introduced.
This document provides an overview of social media and introduces the OASIS framework for designing, launching, and managing social media projects. It begins with defining social media and providing examples. It then outlines the OASIS methodology, which stands for Objectives, Audience, Strategy, Implementation, and Sustainment. Each step of the framework is described in detail, with an emphasis on understanding the audience, defining clear objectives, developing a strategy to engage the audience and meet goals, implementing tools and content, and planning for ongoing management and assessment of the project. A hypothetical example of using social media to prioritize road repairs is also provided.
Discourse analysis is the study of how language is used in different contexts and situations, including non-linguistic cues like clothing and gestures. Form refers to syntactic structure while function is concerned with purpose. Grammatical forms and phonological forms must be analyzed together in context to understand function, as there is no one-to-one correspondence between form and function. Speech acts analyze how grammatical and lexical forms represent acts like requesting or informing. Spoken discourse features framing moves, transactions, and three-part exchanges of asking, answering, and commenting. Written discourse allows more time for composition and uses cohesion to link sentences. Interpretation of texts depends on what readers bring to them from their own experiences.
DBS: Iris Worldwide: Your Brand’s Hyperconnected Influencers Digiday
There’s a mainstream audience that is not just connected, but hyper-connected, with zero degrees of separation between them and a global universe of influences. Iris Worldwide conducted a study to determine the differences and similarities between these individuals, what they choose to share and how brands can insert themselves into the conversation with these influencers.
Presenter: Esty Gorman, director of strategy, Iris Worldwide @Esty501
The document discusses how social media can help businesses move forward. It provides an overview of social media, why businesses should engage with social media, current social media trends including the growth of mobile, and a 4-step process for harnessing social media to grow a business. The 4 steps are: 1) define business goals, 2) develop a social media strategy, 3) establish a social media presence, and 4) optimize the website and mobile platforms.
Assignment 10 group coursework presentation of research part 1.5ksumbland
Blogs have become increasingly popular worldwide as a way for individuals to have their own voice and publish content online through sites like Blogger, which allows any user to create a blog for any purpose by helping people organize information from a personal perspective. While blog usage dropped briefly in late 2011, it has grown significantly since as blogging has spread and become a more common online activity for sharing personal thoughts and opinions. Blogging platforms empower individual voices and participation in online conversations.
Assignment 10 group coursework presentation of research part 1.5Abc Abc
Blogs have become increasingly popular worldwide as a way for individuals to have their own voice and share information on the web. Sites like Blogger make it easy for any user to create a blog for free on any topic they choose. While blog usage dropped briefly in late 2011, it has grown significantly since as more people have adopted blogging as a regular online activity.
This document provides an overview of social media for communications officers of Prince Edward Island. It defines social media as a trend where people turn to each other rather than central institutions to get things done. Examples of social media are discussed and the OASIS framework for applying social media principles is introduced.
This document provides an overview of social media and introduces the OASIS framework for designing, launching, and managing social media projects. It begins with defining social media and providing examples. It then outlines the OASIS methodology, which stands for Objectives, Audience, Strategy, Implementation, and Sustainment. Each step of the framework is described in detail, with an emphasis on understanding the audience, defining clear objectives, developing a strategy to engage the audience and meet goals, implementing tools and content, and planning for ongoing management and assessment of the project. A hypothetical example of using social media to prioritize road repairs is also provided.
This document discusses how brands can inspire consumers through their communication and actions. It provides examples of brands like Innocent Drinks that have clearly defined values that are manifested in their products, marketing, and initiatives. The document advocates that brands should focus on inspiring customers with their philosophy and driving positive change, rather than just focusing on profits or repetitive messaging. It also highlights how some inspired brands were able to generate excitement, loyalty and queues for their products and ideas.
The document discusses branding and marketing strategies. It emphasizes that brands must deliver consistent, premium experiences to build loyalty in the new media landscape where word-of-mouth is more influential than traditional broadcasting. Brands should focus on understanding consumers, maintaining relationships through various touchpoints, and collaborating internally and externally. The goal is to create powerful brands that enhance people's lives through great taste experiences.
A Convergence of Flat Surfaces- Digital Marketing predictions for 2013Ciaran Rogers
This is a presentation I gave at the Content Marketing Association on 4th Dec in London. We were asked to predict big trends for 2013. This belief is we will see a continued convergence of traditional marketing and digital marketing. Audiences attention has for hundreds of years been focused on flat surfaces. As story tellers and marketers our job is to make flat surfaces worthy of attention. Today with digital technology, audiences have a greater diversity of interesting flat surfaces, but that doesn't mean that non digital flat surfaces cease to get any attention! Much of this thinking was inspired by "A day made of Glass' a brilliant window into the not too distant future by an innovative glass manufacturer Corning who specialise in touch screen glass technology. If you havent already- check this movie out before reading this slide presentation. uk.youtube.com/watch?v=6Cf7IL_eZ38
The document discusses how digital technology is transforming consumers' lives and the opportunities and challenges this presents for brands. It notes that reaching digital consumers is complex as consumers use many different touchpoints for different purposes throughout their purchasing process. The document advocates understanding consumers' missions at each touchpoint and ensuring brand communications across channels are aligned and provide utility to consumers. It argues that opportunities exist for brands that can meet consumers' needs across the changing digital landscape.
ViraDyne is an affiliate marketing company that compensates people for spreading the word about its customers' products and services. It has contracted with Link180, an internet media company, to provide users who set Link180 as their homepage in exchange for a flat monthly fee per user. ViraDyne shares these fees with independent affiliates who meet criteria and the more successful an affiliate is at promoting Link180, the more financial rewards they will receive through referral rewards, generational bonuses, infinity bonuses, and bonus pools. Ten percent of an affiliate's total monthly earnings are donated to charity.
Is your store ‘social media’ ready ? - MORE Vision by MAPIC MIPIMWorld
This document is an introduction to a presentation on retail social media strategy. It begins by asking attendees four introductory questions to assess their familiarity with social media. It then provides six lessons learned from interviews with retail real estate professionals, emphasizing how social media can drive sales, the importance of personalization and testing initiatives. It concludes by inviting attendees to follow the presenters for further updates and information on social media solutions.
What You REALLY Need To Know About Social Media visability
This document summarizes social media in Canada today and tomorrow. It discusses how social media has an image problem but is gaining mainstream adoption. While most Canadian businesses perceive social media as noise, tools like Twitter have generated millions in additional sales for companies. The document recommends integrating social media with customer relationship management strategies and discusses how devices like the iPad are enabling new uses of social media beyond just sales and marketing. It concludes by providing contact information for the analyst who authored the summary.
Farewell Digital - it was fun while it lastedDave Birss
This keynote talk discusses the future of digital agencies and advertising, highlighting 5 big opportunities: invading the world of advertising, becoming a production resource, serving as an innovation hub, making products, and striving for true awesomeness. The talk compresses tedium and extracts plagiarism from the discussion.
Hip Street is a growing global consumer electronics company that has expanded to several countries. It aims to bring innovative products to people of all ages. The document discusses Hip Street's core values of innovation, integrity, people, and excellence. It then outlines Hip Street's product categories and marketing campaign proposals to introduce the brand to Sri Lanka, including print, outdoor, online, radio, and publicity efforts. The campaign aims to create awareness of Hip Street's tech-savvy product range and build the brand among upwardly mobile adults.
Digital is eating the world...social media is the digital form of choice! Marketers need to understand the principles of social [Hint: not the same as traditional]; need to focus on digital presence; and need to keep to good practice
TERMINALFOUR t44u 2010- SapientNitro - Social Media PresentationTerminalfour
SapientNitro is a digital marketing agency founded in 1990 with over 8,000 employees worldwide. They offer end-to-end services including creative, media, and technology solutions. Social media allows companies to build personal relationships with customers through online conversations across various sharing platforms. When used effectively, social media can increase brand awareness, customer engagement, and advocacy. However, brands must also be prepared to respond appropriately during any social media crises to protect their reputation.
This document outlines the integrated social marketing campaign "give411" to inform and engage donors. The campaign will use a multi-pronged approach including:
1) A documentary series that follows donations from donor to beneficiary to emotionally engage viewers.
2) A website that serves as an information hub providing donor resources, organization information, and coverage of current events.
3) Social media to keep donors engaged through ongoing discussion and sharing supplementary video content.
4) Advertisements to raise initial awareness of the campaign across print, radio, and TV.
The goal is to transform donors into more mindful, engaged social investors through this range of emotionally engaging and information-rich outlets.
Digital Media and Branding
Presentation for OmegaWorldClass "Re-Branding and Brand Rejuvenation Summit"
July 5, 2012, Bangkok Thailand.
1. Changes
are underway that will radically change the branding landscape. Some go almost unnoticed: the web is now worldwide; the web-user as no longer a male teenage nerd; media will never be the same. Look especially at:
a) Screens: branding needs to take full advantage of screens, not simply recycle tired content prepared for a world of paper.
b) Streams: media are 24x7 flows. This complicates branding & vastly increases the possibility of miscues.
c) Sharing: as streams become torrents, users cope by sharing. Recommendations of friends become crucial for news and for brands.
2. Don't be scared of conversation. It can be scary! And the marketer is certainly not in charge. But if you aren't in the conversation, you won't get the social edge.
3. Pick brands over technology. Some technically excellent digimarketing seems to have forgotten the brand.
Markets are conversation, yes it's true. But we don't go here through the eternal mantra of social media and conversations. Instead, we evaluate social media through the lens of the value chain concept, contaminating a managerial vision born in the 80's with the new collaborative wisdom.
May your company profit from Social media? Let's see it
This document summarizes a presentation on transnational advertising agencies. It introduces several academics who specialize in topics related to advertising such as the origins and effects of transnational advertising agencies. It also introduces representatives from an up-and-coming transnational advertising agency called Hons.ly who discuss the agency's history and award-winning campaigns. Issues related to advertising such as data mining, privacy, and cultural considerations in emerging markets are also discussed.
This document discusses what makes content spread naturally online. It argues that content is more likely to spread if it generates a physical or emotional reaction in people. Content that is weird, wonderful, unexpected or disruptive tends to elicit reactions and sharing. The document also emphasizes that good content must be timely and align with current trends or events to spread. Finally, it notes that people who create spreadable content tend to be proactive and have fun developing things that entertain or engage audiences.
This document is a transcript of a speech about how technology and algorithms increasingly rule our lives. It discusses how exponential growth in computing power and data collection has led to advances in artificial intelligence, with algorithms now driving many aspects of our online experiences and behaviors. The speech also warns that as AI continues to progress, it may eventually surpass human intelligence and potentially replace humans, though any advanced AI would likely be influenced by its human creators.
Ian Fenwick discusses common causes of digital disappointments and how to avoid them. Some key causes are trying to repurpose traditional marketing for digital, having an incoherent digital presence across channels, and focusing on "content" rather than useful, entertaining information. Fenwick advocates treating consumers as participants, creating branded stories and experiences for them to share, experimenting often, and learning from disappointments.
This document discusses how brands can inspire consumers through their communication and actions. It provides examples of brands like Innocent Drinks that have clearly defined values that are manifested in their products, marketing, and initiatives. The document advocates that brands should focus on inspiring customers with their philosophy and driving positive change, rather than just focusing on profits or repetitive messaging. It also highlights how some inspired brands were able to generate excitement, loyalty and queues for their products and ideas.
The document discusses branding and marketing strategies. It emphasizes that brands must deliver consistent, premium experiences to build loyalty in the new media landscape where word-of-mouth is more influential than traditional broadcasting. Brands should focus on understanding consumers, maintaining relationships through various touchpoints, and collaborating internally and externally. The goal is to create powerful brands that enhance people's lives through great taste experiences.
A Convergence of Flat Surfaces- Digital Marketing predictions for 2013Ciaran Rogers
This is a presentation I gave at the Content Marketing Association on 4th Dec in London. We were asked to predict big trends for 2013. This belief is we will see a continued convergence of traditional marketing and digital marketing. Audiences attention has for hundreds of years been focused on flat surfaces. As story tellers and marketers our job is to make flat surfaces worthy of attention. Today with digital technology, audiences have a greater diversity of interesting flat surfaces, but that doesn't mean that non digital flat surfaces cease to get any attention! Much of this thinking was inspired by "A day made of Glass' a brilliant window into the not too distant future by an innovative glass manufacturer Corning who specialise in touch screen glass technology. If you havent already- check this movie out before reading this slide presentation. uk.youtube.com/watch?v=6Cf7IL_eZ38
The document discusses how digital technology is transforming consumers' lives and the opportunities and challenges this presents for brands. It notes that reaching digital consumers is complex as consumers use many different touchpoints for different purposes throughout their purchasing process. The document advocates understanding consumers' missions at each touchpoint and ensuring brand communications across channels are aligned and provide utility to consumers. It argues that opportunities exist for brands that can meet consumers' needs across the changing digital landscape.
ViraDyne is an affiliate marketing company that compensates people for spreading the word about its customers' products and services. It has contracted with Link180, an internet media company, to provide users who set Link180 as their homepage in exchange for a flat monthly fee per user. ViraDyne shares these fees with independent affiliates who meet criteria and the more successful an affiliate is at promoting Link180, the more financial rewards they will receive through referral rewards, generational bonuses, infinity bonuses, and bonus pools. Ten percent of an affiliate's total monthly earnings are donated to charity.
Is your store ‘social media’ ready ? - MORE Vision by MAPIC MIPIMWorld
This document is an introduction to a presentation on retail social media strategy. It begins by asking attendees four introductory questions to assess their familiarity with social media. It then provides six lessons learned from interviews with retail real estate professionals, emphasizing how social media can drive sales, the importance of personalization and testing initiatives. It concludes by inviting attendees to follow the presenters for further updates and information on social media solutions.
What You REALLY Need To Know About Social Media visability
This document summarizes social media in Canada today and tomorrow. It discusses how social media has an image problem but is gaining mainstream adoption. While most Canadian businesses perceive social media as noise, tools like Twitter have generated millions in additional sales for companies. The document recommends integrating social media with customer relationship management strategies and discusses how devices like the iPad are enabling new uses of social media beyond just sales and marketing. It concludes by providing contact information for the analyst who authored the summary.
Farewell Digital - it was fun while it lastedDave Birss
This keynote talk discusses the future of digital agencies and advertising, highlighting 5 big opportunities: invading the world of advertising, becoming a production resource, serving as an innovation hub, making products, and striving for true awesomeness. The talk compresses tedium and extracts plagiarism from the discussion.
Hip Street is a growing global consumer electronics company that has expanded to several countries. It aims to bring innovative products to people of all ages. The document discusses Hip Street's core values of innovation, integrity, people, and excellence. It then outlines Hip Street's product categories and marketing campaign proposals to introduce the brand to Sri Lanka, including print, outdoor, online, radio, and publicity efforts. The campaign aims to create awareness of Hip Street's tech-savvy product range and build the brand among upwardly mobile adults.
Digital is eating the world...social media is the digital form of choice! Marketers need to understand the principles of social [Hint: not the same as traditional]; need to focus on digital presence; and need to keep to good practice
TERMINALFOUR t44u 2010- SapientNitro - Social Media PresentationTerminalfour
SapientNitro is a digital marketing agency founded in 1990 with over 8,000 employees worldwide. They offer end-to-end services including creative, media, and technology solutions. Social media allows companies to build personal relationships with customers through online conversations across various sharing platforms. When used effectively, social media can increase brand awareness, customer engagement, and advocacy. However, brands must also be prepared to respond appropriately during any social media crises to protect their reputation.
This document outlines the integrated social marketing campaign "give411" to inform and engage donors. The campaign will use a multi-pronged approach including:
1) A documentary series that follows donations from donor to beneficiary to emotionally engage viewers.
2) A website that serves as an information hub providing donor resources, organization information, and coverage of current events.
3) Social media to keep donors engaged through ongoing discussion and sharing supplementary video content.
4) Advertisements to raise initial awareness of the campaign across print, radio, and TV.
The goal is to transform donors into more mindful, engaged social investors through this range of emotionally engaging and information-rich outlets.
Digital Media and Branding
Presentation for OmegaWorldClass "Re-Branding and Brand Rejuvenation Summit"
July 5, 2012, Bangkok Thailand.
1. Changes
are underway that will radically change the branding landscape. Some go almost unnoticed: the web is now worldwide; the web-user as no longer a male teenage nerd; media will never be the same. Look especially at:
a) Screens: branding needs to take full advantage of screens, not simply recycle tired content prepared for a world of paper.
b) Streams: media are 24x7 flows. This complicates branding & vastly increases the possibility of miscues.
c) Sharing: as streams become torrents, users cope by sharing. Recommendations of friends become crucial for news and for brands.
2. Don't be scared of conversation. It can be scary! And the marketer is certainly not in charge. But if you aren't in the conversation, you won't get the social edge.
3. Pick brands over technology. Some technically excellent digimarketing seems to have forgotten the brand.
Markets are conversation, yes it's true. But we don't go here through the eternal mantra of social media and conversations. Instead, we evaluate social media through the lens of the value chain concept, contaminating a managerial vision born in the 80's with the new collaborative wisdom.
May your company profit from Social media? Let's see it
This document summarizes a presentation on transnational advertising agencies. It introduces several academics who specialize in topics related to advertising such as the origins and effects of transnational advertising agencies. It also introduces representatives from an up-and-coming transnational advertising agency called Hons.ly who discuss the agency's history and award-winning campaigns. Issues related to advertising such as data mining, privacy, and cultural considerations in emerging markets are also discussed.
This document discusses what makes content spread naturally online. It argues that content is more likely to spread if it generates a physical or emotional reaction in people. Content that is weird, wonderful, unexpected or disruptive tends to elicit reactions and sharing. The document also emphasizes that good content must be timely and align with current trends or events to spread. Finally, it notes that people who create spreadable content tend to be proactive and have fun developing things that entertain or engage audiences.
This document is a transcript of a speech about how technology and algorithms increasingly rule our lives. It discusses how exponential growth in computing power and data collection has led to advances in artificial intelligence, with algorithms now driving many aspects of our online experiences and behaviors. The speech also warns that as AI continues to progress, it may eventually surpass human intelligence and potentially replace humans, though any advanced AI would likely be influenced by its human creators.
Ian Fenwick discusses common causes of digital disappointments and how to avoid them. Some key causes are trying to repurpose traditional marketing for digital, having an incoherent digital presence across channels, and focusing on "content" rather than useful, entertaining information. Fenwick advocates treating consumers as participants, creating branded stories and experiences for them to share, experimenting often, and learning from disappointments.
This document summarizes a presentation on ways to avoid spam and effectively use email marketing. It provides 7 strategies: 1) Use a human tone in emails, 2) Think of email as a Trojan horse to engage customers, 3) Craft short, relevant messages within the limited attention span for email, 4) Harness customer sharing by focusing on stories, 5) Use behavioral targeting through retargeting, 6) Provide consistent cross-channel messaging, and 7) Constantly test email marketing techniques. The overall message is that email should be a natural part of engaging customers across multiple digital channels.
Digital marketing's 20 years old...what have we learned? What should we look out for?
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This document summarizes a presentation given by Dr. Ian Fenwick, the founding partner of digiAindra co ltd, a strategic digital marketing firm based in Bangkok, Thailand. The presentation covers three main topics: 1) how digital technology has become mainstream, 2) how marketing has lagged behind in adopting digital, and 3) the global and all-encompassing reach of digital platforms. It provides statistics and examples to illustrate how digital devices, internet usage, and social media have grown tremendously worldwide in recent decades.
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Presentation on how to start, and how to fine-tune digital marketing. Start by understanding the digimarketing mindset...everything else follows from that.
Digital media is becoming mainstream, growing rapidly especially in Asia, and changing consumer behavior. The 4Ps of digiMarketing - Permission, Participation, Profiling, and Personalization - provide opportunities for an agile, new mindset approach to engage consumers in a social context. Emerging technologies and the importance of the Gen Y demographic point to an innovative financial services future involving social networks and personalized digital experiences.
1) Digital media has become a dominant force globally, surpassing traditional media like television and newspapers in many markets. Marketers are shifting their spending to digital channels as consumer behavior changes with new forms of participation and personalization online.
2) Digimarketing follows new principles of permission, participation, profiling, and personalization known as the "4Ps". It is also becoming more social and agile to changing behaviors.
3) Digital technologies produce abundant data that can provide new metrics and insights but also raise questions about privacy and how personalization should be implemented without disturbing consumers. Market researchers must adapt to the new digimarketed environment.
Why the time for digimarketing (digital marketing) is now, and how it will change marketing. The 4 P's of digimarketing.
Presented in Hanoi by Ian Fenwick (digiAindra) with Le Thuy Hanh, to launch the Vietnamese edition of DigiMarketing: The Esential Guide to New Media & Digital Marketing
The document discusses the elements of digital marketing, known as the 4Ps of digimarketing - product, price, place, and promotion. It also introduces two additional Ps - permission and participation. Permission refers to obtaining a user's consent to collect and use their personal information, while participation encourages users to engage with a brand's online content and communities.
This document discusses opportunities for digital marketing, or "digimarketing", during times of crisis. It notes that a crisis can present both dangers and opportunities. It then discusses what digimarketing is, how it differs from digital marketing, and why the growing internet and social media penetration worldwide creates opportunities for digimarketing even when marketing budgets are tight. The document proposes new 4Ps for digimarketing focused on participation, permission and personalization. It encourages marketers to take action now to adapt to changing digital behaviors and channels.
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