This presentation describes the evolution of social media usage in the insurance industry. Areas covered include typical uses for insurance organizations, developing a social media policy, the dangers of social media, and some fun facts as well.
Social media has become an important tool for businesses. Over half of the world's population is under 30 and uses social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and others on a regular basis. For businesses, it is important to establish goals for social media use, select relevant platforms, engage customers through regular posting and interactions, and monitor conversations to both understand customers and manage brand reputation. While social media allows for greater customer reach and feedback, it also means companies have less control over messaging and bad publicity can now spread more widely online.
The document discusses strategies for insurance companies to follow customers into social media. It recommends communicating with customers rather than at them, building communities instead of just collecting data. Key aspects include listening to customers, demonstrating honesty and passion, and using social media tools like Facebook, Twitter, blogs and videos to both attract customers and build deeper relationships over time by adding value through interesting, relevant content. The goal is to measure increased awareness, acquisition and retention of customers through a consultative social media approach.
Social media in the insurance industry web presentationTim Hurley
This document discusses the growing use of social media in the insurance industry. It notes that while social media was once dismissed as a fad, trend, or not suitable for businesses, it is now widely accepted and used. The document provides statistics on the popularity and usage of social media platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook. It then offers advice on developing a social media strategy, including setting clear objectives, monitoring conversations, engaging with influencers, and sharing useful content. Finally, it highlights examples of how some insurance companies and agencies are successfully using social media.
The document discusses optimizing social media for brand building and insurance companies. It recommends that insurance companies be social by figuring out people's interests online, creating relevant social content, and being part of conversations. It provides data on popular search terms and interests for various regions to identify target audiences. Additionally, it suggests insurance companies engage audiences by being human, relevant to interests and trends, and incentivizing engagement through contests, hashtags and questions. Best practices for social platforms like Facebook, Twitter and events are also outlined.
The document discusses how small businesses can use social media. It explains that social media allows for networking, marketing, and building relationships. It emphasizes creating authentic connections and discusses specific social media platforms small businesses can use to find customers, build awareness of their brand, and generate leads. Statistics are provided on social media usage and growth. The document advises businesses to define goals and match the appropriate social media tools to their strategy.
Social Media Marketing vs. Traditional MarketingHerringbone
Ever wondered how social media marketing is different from traditional marketing? Here's the presentation that will straighten out your question marks.
This presentation describes the evolution of social media usage in the insurance industry. Areas covered include typical uses for insurance organizations, developing a social media policy, the dangers of social media, and some fun facts as well.
Social media has become an important tool for businesses. Over half of the world's population is under 30 and uses social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and others on a regular basis. For businesses, it is important to establish goals for social media use, select relevant platforms, engage customers through regular posting and interactions, and monitor conversations to both understand customers and manage brand reputation. While social media allows for greater customer reach and feedback, it also means companies have less control over messaging and bad publicity can now spread more widely online.
The document discusses strategies for insurance companies to follow customers into social media. It recommends communicating with customers rather than at them, building communities instead of just collecting data. Key aspects include listening to customers, demonstrating honesty and passion, and using social media tools like Facebook, Twitter, blogs and videos to both attract customers and build deeper relationships over time by adding value through interesting, relevant content. The goal is to measure increased awareness, acquisition and retention of customers through a consultative social media approach.
Social media in the insurance industry web presentationTim Hurley
This document discusses the growing use of social media in the insurance industry. It notes that while social media was once dismissed as a fad, trend, or not suitable for businesses, it is now widely accepted and used. The document provides statistics on the popularity and usage of social media platforms like LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook. It then offers advice on developing a social media strategy, including setting clear objectives, monitoring conversations, engaging with influencers, and sharing useful content. Finally, it highlights examples of how some insurance companies and agencies are successfully using social media.
The document discusses optimizing social media for brand building and insurance companies. It recommends that insurance companies be social by figuring out people's interests online, creating relevant social content, and being part of conversations. It provides data on popular search terms and interests for various regions to identify target audiences. Additionally, it suggests insurance companies engage audiences by being human, relevant to interests and trends, and incentivizing engagement through contests, hashtags and questions. Best practices for social platforms like Facebook, Twitter and events are also outlined.
The document discusses how small businesses can use social media. It explains that social media allows for networking, marketing, and building relationships. It emphasizes creating authentic connections and discusses specific social media platforms small businesses can use to find customers, build awareness of their brand, and generate leads. Statistics are provided on social media usage and growth. The document advises businesses to define goals and match the appropriate social media tools to their strategy.
Social Media Marketing vs. Traditional MarketingHerringbone
Ever wondered how social media marketing is different from traditional marketing? Here's the presentation that will straighten out your question marks.
Small business owners have many questions around implementing effective social media strategies for their target audiences. While social media offers a huge pool of potential customers, businesses must engage in dynamic two-way conversations online and demonstrate their personality to build real connections. Experts recommend focusing 70% of social media content on high-quality, engaging information rather than direct promotions. Social media also provides non-sales benefits to small firms by helping them find new employees through low-cost posts.
YOUR CUSTOMER HAS MOVED. DO YOU KNOW WHERE? #socialsellInsideView
Sales and marketing approaches have been flipped upside down with the explosion of social media. What worked 3 years ago, doesn’t work now. Social media has brought with it a profound global shift in communications that favors relationships over contacts, eliminates cold calling, and puts the buyer in control of the sales process. Capitalize on some simple, but practical “how to” ideas for engaging buyers and customers in a digital economy. During this session we will discuss:
• Why bother? A look at the numbers
• Evolution of sales and how social media applies
• Benefits of social selling
• Creating value in advance of the sales opportunity
• What executives want you to know
• Building loyalty and retention
• How to use social media for lead generation
• Lead generation from current networks
This document discusses the importance of social media for businesses. It defines social media as online conversations and interactions between people. It emphasizes that social media is about engagement, not just having an online presence. It provides examples of how businesses can participate in social media through blogging, social networks, sharing content and listening to customers. It stresses the importance of developing an integrated social media strategy that balances risk and reward.
This document provides an agenda for the 6th Annual Corporate Social Media Summit in New York on June 15-16, 2015. The summit will feature keynote sessions and tracks on various social media strategy topics from senior executives of major brands. Attendees can learn about embedding social media, customer journeys on social media, social media infrastructure, content marketing, advocacy, and social data analytics. There will be both B2C and B2B tracks. The agenda provides details on session topics and speakers from brands like MTV, Forbes, Molson Coors, American Airlines, and more.
This document discusses social media marketing strategies for businesses. It begins by defining social media and social media marketing. It then explains why social media marketing is important, noting that it allows businesses to have conversations with customers through both outbound marketing approaches like advertising as well as inbound approaches like content marketing. The document provides examples of social media strategies for both B2C and B2B companies. It then gives tips for developing a social media strategy, analyzing results, and two case studies of companies' social media approaches.
This document outlines Woolworth's 2011 social media strategy. It discusses key concepts like social networks, blogs, forums and multimedia sharing. It recommends that brands follow consumers to these online spaces and go where conversations are happening. The strategy advises engaging customers through communities, word-of-mouth and user-generated content. It highlights benefits like improved brand awareness, management and sales. Actions include participating in conversations, building communities and leveraging earned and owned media. Risks of not having a strategy include losing control of the brand message. Metrics proposed are response time, quality of posts, comments and shared content.
A slideshow presentation of social media marketing in business: How and where it began, current landscapes, opportunities and benefits, the different types of social media, what social media and social media marketing are, and how to find success in social media based marketing
Differenze tra Buzz Marketing, Viral Marketing e Word-of-mouthManager.it
Buzz marketing uses exciting events or experiences to generate publicity and discussion about a brand. Viral marketing aims to create messages that spread quickly among consumers, often through emails or videos. Word of mouth is the most natural and powerful form of marketing, occurring when satisfied customers share positive opinions about a brand with others. The key to success for all three strategies is authenticity and credibility.
Social media & its role in marketing - Grape5Grape5
The explosion of social media websites and its growing importance in marketing communications have given birth to the practice of social media marketing. Social media marketing programs usually center on efforts to create content that attracts attention and encourages readers to share it with their social networks. A brand’s corporate message spreads from user to user and presumably resonates because it appears to come from a trusted, third-party source, as opposed to the brand or company itself.
https://www.facebook.com/Grape5x
https://twitter.com/grape5x
http://pinterest.com/grape5x/
http://www.linkedin.com/company/grape5
http://www.youtube.com/user/grape5x
https://plus.google.com/u/0/115341805701046088873/posts
A number of folks attended our open house during NewCo York earlier in May 2015. Attached is the overview deck we presented on BDMI and the trends we are following.
This document discusses how social media can help businesses by allowing them to connect, meet, and share information online. It explains that social media is a way to market a business using modern technology in a personal and professional way. The document provides statistics on social media usage and advises businesses on how to get started and get the most out of social media, including choosing experts within the company, listening to customers and competitors, and conversing and engaging online.
5 Steps to Maximize Your Not for-Profit’s Social Media PresenceCBIZ, Inc.
With a small investment of time and resources each day, social media can have a substantial positive impact on your not-for-profit without compromising your mission. Find out how in this article.
The Basics: Marketing on the Social Webjackiepeters
The document discusses strategic principles for successful marketing on social media. It emphasizes listening to conversations, participating authentically, initiating discussions, making content easy to share, and allowing the brand to facilitate user interactions. Five pillars are outlined: listening and observing discussions; encouraging people and participation; starting conversations and inviting participation; providing social sharing tools for content; and enabling the brand to connect communities. Transparency, authenticity, and truly understanding each social platform are crucial. The document also provides an overview of a marketing firm that helps connect brands to communities through various online and offline strategies and services.
The document outlines a social media strategy for a travel insurance company. It discusses objectives of increasing brand awareness and traffic through social media. It recommends key influencers to follow on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and blogs. Guidelines are provided for producing and posting engaging content regularly across different platforms. Tools are suggested for monitoring engagement and measuring ROI through metrics like sales correlations and brand perceptions. The overall aim is to translate social media activity into tangible returns for the business.
The document discusses building brands through harnessing the power of social media. It defines branding and public relations, explaining how social media provides powerful and easy-to-use tools for everyone to create content. It then discusses examples of how Target and Goodwill have used social media as part of their branding and marketing strategies, and provides tips on developing a strategic social media engagement plan to complement traditional outreach.
The document discusses social media and its importance for small businesses. It defines social media as the democratization of information that allows people to publish content and have conversations. It discusses how social media allows two-way communication between businesses and customers. It also provides an overview of key social media networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter and how businesses can use them strategically to engage customers and build their brand.
The document discusses how social media has changed marketing and consumer behavior. It notes that consumers no longer passively listen to advertising but are actively creating and selecting the information they consume. It emphasizes that companies must participate in online conversations to understand and engage customers on their terms. It provides best practices for social media marketing, including listening to customers, finding brand champions, and making engagement part of company culture.
Small business owners have many questions around implementing effective social media strategies for their target audiences. While social media offers a huge pool of potential customers, businesses must engage in dynamic two-way conversations online and demonstrate their personality to build real connections. Experts recommend focusing 70% of social media content on high-quality, engaging information rather than direct promotions. Social media also provides non-sales benefits to small firms by helping them find new employees through low-cost posts.
YOUR CUSTOMER HAS MOVED. DO YOU KNOW WHERE? #socialsellInsideView
Sales and marketing approaches have been flipped upside down with the explosion of social media. What worked 3 years ago, doesn’t work now. Social media has brought with it a profound global shift in communications that favors relationships over contacts, eliminates cold calling, and puts the buyer in control of the sales process. Capitalize on some simple, but practical “how to” ideas for engaging buyers and customers in a digital economy. During this session we will discuss:
• Why bother? A look at the numbers
• Evolution of sales and how social media applies
• Benefits of social selling
• Creating value in advance of the sales opportunity
• What executives want you to know
• Building loyalty and retention
• How to use social media for lead generation
• Lead generation from current networks
This document discusses the importance of social media for businesses. It defines social media as online conversations and interactions between people. It emphasizes that social media is about engagement, not just having an online presence. It provides examples of how businesses can participate in social media through blogging, social networks, sharing content and listening to customers. It stresses the importance of developing an integrated social media strategy that balances risk and reward.
This document provides an agenda for the 6th Annual Corporate Social Media Summit in New York on June 15-16, 2015. The summit will feature keynote sessions and tracks on various social media strategy topics from senior executives of major brands. Attendees can learn about embedding social media, customer journeys on social media, social media infrastructure, content marketing, advocacy, and social data analytics. There will be both B2C and B2B tracks. The agenda provides details on session topics and speakers from brands like MTV, Forbes, Molson Coors, American Airlines, and more.
This document discusses social media marketing strategies for businesses. It begins by defining social media and social media marketing. It then explains why social media marketing is important, noting that it allows businesses to have conversations with customers through both outbound marketing approaches like advertising as well as inbound approaches like content marketing. The document provides examples of social media strategies for both B2C and B2B companies. It then gives tips for developing a social media strategy, analyzing results, and two case studies of companies' social media approaches.
This document outlines Woolworth's 2011 social media strategy. It discusses key concepts like social networks, blogs, forums and multimedia sharing. It recommends that brands follow consumers to these online spaces and go where conversations are happening. The strategy advises engaging customers through communities, word-of-mouth and user-generated content. It highlights benefits like improved brand awareness, management and sales. Actions include participating in conversations, building communities and leveraging earned and owned media. Risks of not having a strategy include losing control of the brand message. Metrics proposed are response time, quality of posts, comments and shared content.
A slideshow presentation of social media marketing in business: How and where it began, current landscapes, opportunities and benefits, the different types of social media, what social media and social media marketing are, and how to find success in social media based marketing
Differenze tra Buzz Marketing, Viral Marketing e Word-of-mouthManager.it
Buzz marketing uses exciting events or experiences to generate publicity and discussion about a brand. Viral marketing aims to create messages that spread quickly among consumers, often through emails or videos. Word of mouth is the most natural and powerful form of marketing, occurring when satisfied customers share positive opinions about a brand with others. The key to success for all three strategies is authenticity and credibility.
Social media & its role in marketing - Grape5Grape5
The explosion of social media websites and its growing importance in marketing communications have given birth to the practice of social media marketing. Social media marketing programs usually center on efforts to create content that attracts attention and encourages readers to share it with their social networks. A brand’s corporate message spreads from user to user and presumably resonates because it appears to come from a trusted, third-party source, as opposed to the brand or company itself.
https://www.facebook.com/Grape5x
https://twitter.com/grape5x
http://pinterest.com/grape5x/
http://www.linkedin.com/company/grape5
http://www.youtube.com/user/grape5x
https://plus.google.com/u/0/115341805701046088873/posts
A number of folks attended our open house during NewCo York earlier in May 2015. Attached is the overview deck we presented on BDMI and the trends we are following.
This document discusses how social media can help businesses by allowing them to connect, meet, and share information online. It explains that social media is a way to market a business using modern technology in a personal and professional way. The document provides statistics on social media usage and advises businesses on how to get started and get the most out of social media, including choosing experts within the company, listening to customers and competitors, and conversing and engaging online.
5 Steps to Maximize Your Not for-Profit’s Social Media PresenceCBIZ, Inc.
With a small investment of time and resources each day, social media can have a substantial positive impact on your not-for-profit without compromising your mission. Find out how in this article.
The Basics: Marketing on the Social Webjackiepeters
The document discusses strategic principles for successful marketing on social media. It emphasizes listening to conversations, participating authentically, initiating discussions, making content easy to share, and allowing the brand to facilitate user interactions. Five pillars are outlined: listening and observing discussions; encouraging people and participation; starting conversations and inviting participation; providing social sharing tools for content; and enabling the brand to connect communities. Transparency, authenticity, and truly understanding each social platform are crucial. The document also provides an overview of a marketing firm that helps connect brands to communities through various online and offline strategies and services.
The document outlines a social media strategy for a travel insurance company. It discusses objectives of increasing brand awareness and traffic through social media. It recommends key influencers to follow on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and blogs. Guidelines are provided for producing and posting engaging content regularly across different platforms. Tools are suggested for monitoring engagement and measuring ROI through metrics like sales correlations and brand perceptions. The overall aim is to translate social media activity into tangible returns for the business.
The document discusses building brands through harnessing the power of social media. It defines branding and public relations, explaining how social media provides powerful and easy-to-use tools for everyone to create content. It then discusses examples of how Target and Goodwill have used social media as part of their branding and marketing strategies, and provides tips on developing a strategic social media engagement plan to complement traditional outreach.
The document discusses social media and its importance for small businesses. It defines social media as the democratization of information that allows people to publish content and have conversations. It discusses how social media allows two-way communication between businesses and customers. It also provides an overview of key social media networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter and how businesses can use them strategically to engage customers and build their brand.
The document discusses how social media has changed marketing and consumer behavior. It notes that consumers no longer passively listen to advertising but are actively creating and selecting the information they consume. It emphasizes that companies must participate in online conversations to understand and engage customers on their terms. It provides best practices for social media marketing, including listening to customers, finding brand champions, and making engagement part of company culture.
When I was a consultant for Plug Media Group, I spoke to a real estate investment group and gave this presentation that Jeff Dietrich and I developed.
While it\'s somewhat dated, many of the concepts still stand up, such as having a conversation using social media.
Presenstation made at the Bombay Management Association Seminar on How to use Social Media for Business. Grass root level understanding on using Social Media, Case Studies and suggestions on building Social Media Strategies
The document discusses social media and how companies can use it as a business tool. It defines social media as media that enables conversation and interaction online through sharing digital content. It notes that major social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook each have tens or hundreds of millions of active users. The document provides examples of how companies can benefit from social media, such as for customer service, marketing, PR, and engaging with influencers. It also offers best practices for companies getting started with social media, including asking questions about goals and resources, and providing value to audiences on appropriate platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and blogs.
This document discusses how businesses can leverage social media in various ways beyond just branding and marketing. It outlines 8 potential uses of social media:
1. Using social media for public relations by directly communicating with millions of consumers.
2. Leveraging social media for customer support by enabling customer communities to support each other at low cost.
3. Tapping into social media for market research by gaining insights from discussions among tens of millions of consumers.
4. Employing social media for promotions by creating viral campaigns that grow a brand's audience and drive sales.
5. Leveraging social media for new product development by tapping the collective wisdom of online communities.
The document discusses social media marketing and provides best practices and guidelines. It defines social media and provides statistics on popular social media platforms and user-generated content. It outlines why social media should be considered for marketing and provides tips for a strategic approach including researching audiences, goals, and messaging. It discusses metrics for success and worst practices to avoid such as being fake, pushy, or ignoring community norms.
This document discusses the importance of social media for businesses and provides strategies for engaging with customers and potential clients online. It defines social media and lists popular platforms like blogs, Twitter, and LinkedIn. The document advocates using social media for branding, marketing, recruiting, and business development. It provides tips on developing a social media plan and strategy, including deciding which platforms to use, who will engage online, and how to provide value to communities. Statistics on major social media sites like Twitter and Facebook are also included.
Communicating Through Social Media: Essential for RD'sElisabethRD
Registered Dietitians learn how to create a social media strategy to effectively and efficiently use social media to benefit your professional career and business and create opportunities for success.
Lucidity london how your business could use social media (2014)Guy Steele-Perkins
This document provides an overview of how businesses can leverage social media. It discusses 10 key areas where social media can impact a business: public relations, customer support, market research, brand marketing, promotions, consumer education, sales, product development, customer relationship management, and opportunities that have yet to be discovered. It then provides a 4-step process for developing an effective social media strategy: plan, build, promote, and measure. The planning process involves evaluating business objectives, assets, customers, and brand positioning. The building process involves creating custom social media pages, applications and promotions. The promotion process involves creating compelling content and campaigns. The measurement process involves real-time reporting and analysis to understand the impact on the brand.
Engagement: the key to social media success in 2010Sally Falkow
The document discusses how customer engagement affects business success and provides strategies for effective engagement. It finds that companies with high customer engagement have better financial results. While many companies are present on social media, few are actively engaging customers. The document provides examples of companies like Starbucks, SAP and Dell that improved engagement and financial performance through strategic social media use and customer-centered approaches. It emphasizes that engagement must be meaningful, two-way interaction rather than just broadcasting messages.
The document discusses the changing landscape of communications and the rise of social media. It notes that consumers are increasingly forming opinions online through social media and that brands must learn to engage in dialogue to build advocacy and trust. The document provides advice on developing a social media strategy, including listening to audiences, creating a plan to participate and engage communities, and measuring success through key metrics. It emphasizes the importance of an integrated approach and having conversations to influence audiences rather than trying to control messages.
The document discusses the changing landscape of corporate communications and the rise of social media. It notes that consumers are increasingly forming opinions online through social media and that brands must learn to engage in dialogue to build advocacy and trust. The presentation recommends that companies integrate social media into their strategies to better understand customer needs, reach audiences cost-effectively, and participate in conversations rather than try to control the message. It provides tips on how to effectively engage through social listening, planning, participation and evaluation.
Social media are communication tools that facilitate highly accessible interactions. They allow organizations to listen to conversations between customers, fans, employees and more. While conversations on social media are organic and complex, social networks can be practical for tasks like market research, promotion, customer support and more. The keys to success include being authentic, contributing useful content, sharing, acting normally and embracing criticism as opportunities.
The document discusses how partnering with agencies and technology partners can help businesses succeed with social media strategies. It notes that social media is becoming an important way for marketers to connect with customers. However, many corporate social media sites fail to gain significant customer interest. The document recommends taking a team approach by delineating roles, co-planning, and regularly meeting to improve outcomes. It provides examples of successful social media campaigns done through partnerships.
George Wallace and Rebecca Slosberg of the Discovery Communications group give a presentations on the basics of social media to the Merrimack Valley Estate Planning Council. These principals can be applied to any business marketing strategy.
The document discusses the rise of social media and its importance for brands. Some key points made include:
- By 2010, Generation Y will outnumber Baby Boomers and 96% of Gen Y have joined social networks.
- 93% of social media users believe companies should have a social media presence and 85% believe they should interact with customers on these sites.
- Social media allows companies to communicate directly with customers and if they make mistakes, it could hurt their brand.
- Case studies of how Starbucks and Dell successfully use social media show the importance of decentralization, understanding different channels, and being conversational from the start.
Presentation by Herman Kienhuis (Curiosity VC) on Investing in AI for ABS Alu...Herman Kienhuis
Presentation by Herman Kienhuis (Curiosity VC) on developments in AI, the venture capital investment landscape and Curiosity VC's approach to investing, at the alumni event of Amsterdam Business School (University of Amsterdam) on June 13, 2024 in Amsterdam.
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I dive into how businesses can stay competitive by integrating AI into their core processes. From identifying the right approach to building collaborative teams and recognizing common pitfalls, this guide has got you covered. AI transformation is a journey, and this playbook is here to help you navigate it successfully.
Adani Group's Active Interest In Increasing Its Presence in the Cement Manufa...Adani case
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1. The Facebook Factor Capitalizing on the popularity of Facebook. Getting more friends, faster. Creating authentic connections. Building a community around your brand.
7. Today, there areover 500 Million active users on Facebook* . Would any of them like to know about you?*(on August 28th, 2010)
8. Does your Business support Social Media? “70% of consumers want to interact with businesses using social media while less than one-third of companies have the strategies, policies, and processes in place to meet this demand.” http://www.informationweek.com/news/software/crm/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=225900143
9. Social Media “is only going to become more pervasive and as such, become a critical factor in the success or failure of any business.” Brian Solis, Social Media Manifesto, August 21, 2007
11. The quickest way to get friends Add friends with every opportunity you can. Give yourself a target like 20 a day or so Write on your friends wall, comment on photos and videos to build genuine relationships Send interesting bulletins but not too often Always accept the suggested friends
12. Use the Facebook buttons Are you a blogger? Do you use twitter? Send E-mails? Always use an add me link and Facebook buttons to let people add you and find you easily This can increase your friend count if used regularly
13. Promote your page with a Like box Add a Like Box to your website or Blog that directs people to your Facebook Fan Page
14. Joining Groups on Facebook Joining groups on Facebook is a really easy way to get found on Facebook.
15. Start your own Groups Starting your own group on Facebook is a good way of inviting interaction and getting people to notice you You'll be surprised how many people share the same interests!
16. Use a Landing Page Use a Welcome or Landing Page to promote special offers
17. Building a community around your brand The “New Brand Model” is defined as rather than a monologue to the masses, it’s engagement among managers, employees and customers that seeks to build sustainable relationships with all brand stakeholders and create champions that spread the word
18. Today’s Brands are Communities Based on real value That are connected and share experiences That build deeper relationships And, promote branded self expression
19. Creating authentic connections Make it easy for people to find and communicate with you Participate Engage Encourage them to spread the word
20. Dialogue vs. Monologue Think of ways you can communicate that feels more like dialogue than monologue
21. ENGAGE your Customers Victoria’s Secret can instantly communicate with over 6 million people
24. Viral Effect of Facebook By adding more friends, you begin to be seen by their friends, and their friends, and so on…
25. The Big Problem Businesses need to figure out what works best for the social channels, media and content that best resonates with their customers.
26. It’s not about you, it’s about your customers. What are the people asking for? If your customers want to communicate with you through Facebook , Twitter or LinkedIn - who are you to stop them?
27. We can help unscramble the pieces To make it work, it is important to have a strategy for social media campaigns.
28. Social Media – It’s time to jump in! Contact One World Social Media Connecting Your World One Click At A Time www.oneworldsocialmedia.com
Editor's Notes
Your customers want and expect you to create a Facebook Page. Have you ever tried tofind a favorite company, brand, or nonprofit organization on Facebook, only to be disappointed?That’s happening less and less now. In a Cone research study, 93% of social media users believea company should have a presence in social media, while 85% believe a company should not onlybe present but also interact with its consumers via social media. 56% of users said they felt both astronger connection with and were better served by companies when they can interact with themin a social media environment.
Introduces you to new customers. Your Facebook Page shows up not just in the feedsof your Facebook Friends, but also may appear in the feeds of their friends on Facebook (forexample, when they make a comment on your page). Facebook also promotes your Page to thefriends of your Friends. Since the average user on Facebook has 130 Facebook friends, think ofhow that exposure can multiply for your company
Companies that are trying to understand how the social web can work for them are looking for specific formulas like we’ve been able to do with Email, Direct Mail, Advertising and even Search Marketing. The idea that a particular promotion worked for one company, therefore it should work for us too, doesn’t hold water.
Companies that are trying to understand how the social web can work for them are looking for specific formulas like we’ve been able to do with Email, Direct Mail, Advertising and even Search Marketing. The idea that a particular promotion worked for one company, therefore it should work for us too, doesn’t hold water.