Steve Hall SWAT Summit Last Word Presentation

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The document discusses various strategies for brands to engage with social media and online conversations in a positive way. It recommends appointing a "conversation department" to listen to online discussions, clarify information, and represent the brand without trying to control the conversation. It also emphasizes adding value to communities, avoiding false identities, and envisioning the social web as an interactive space for shared knowledge rather than a one-way channel.

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