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Ces slides présente plusieurs dizaines de stratégies, basé sur l'emailing, les réseaux sociaux (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn ...), l'utilisation de messagerie instantanée ....
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Storytelling is a hot topic, but how do you get better at telling stories. Here are a 10 tips I'd give to someone asking for my advice. Hopefully you will find them helpful to you. Happy Storytelling!
Le Growth Hacking est un moyen performant pour augmenter la croissance d'un business. Un growth hacker utilise le framework AARRR (Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Revenu, Referral) pour augmenter toutes les métriques d'une société.
Ces slides présente plusieurs dizaines de stratégies, basé sur l'emailing, les réseaux sociaux (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn ...), l'utilisation de messagerie instantanée ....
Pour faire appel à mes services : https://www.hopwork.fr/profile/growtchhacker
Thinking, like fire, happens when certain things are present. This is a short intro into how social smarter cognitive systems can help us think...and solve problems
Story Matters - You use stories every day to communicate ideas and events in your personal life. But for some reason, when you walk through the doors of your office or open your business email application, you avoid your natural storytelling DNA. In today's market you need to be interesting and relevant and stories are the way to get there.
Storytelling is a hot topic, but how do you get better at telling stories. Here are a 10 tips I'd give to someone asking for my advice. Hopefully you will find them helpful to you. Happy Storytelling!
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Brand Vandals explores the dirtiest corner of brands’ audiences – the people who are mobilising themselves to cause reputational damage in a war on the organisations that they dislike.
The Internet allows them to wreak havoc, but it also forces a level of engagement and dialogue that organisations, public and private, have never had to contemplate before.
Engagement isn't an option – it's a necessity. Brands are going to have to get to grips with media change, audience engagement and more agile communications.
However they’re going to need to be well prepared for the vandals too, with a smart approach to not only dealing with the threat of their deadliest reputation enemies, but turning their criticism and attempts at image sabotage into a positive.
The book by Steve Earl and Stephen Waddington is set to be published by Bloomsbury in October 2014.
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See how the Tragedy of Tables™, the Tyranny of Pie Charts™, and the Treachery of Averages™ cause confusion and mayhem. Learn practical tactics to defeat them and become a visualization hero. Excelsior!
This document summarizes and promotes the upcoming book "#brandvandals" which discusses the threats to brand reputation from online activists and attacks. It provides endorsements from industry professionals about the importance of understanding these new risks and how the book will help organizations develop early warning systems, response processes, and reputational shields to manage threats and turn negatives into positives. The book is scheduled for release in October 2013 in the UK and January 2014 worldwide.
Taking Responsibility for the Things We Unleash Into the World - IoT Meetup 2...Daytona
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Brand Vandals explores the dirtiest corner of brands’ audiences – the people who are mobilising themselves to cause reputational damage in a war on the organisations that they dislike.
The Internet allows them to wreak havoc, but it also forces a level of engagement and dialogue that organisations, public and private, have never had to contemplate before.
Engagement isn't an option – it's a necessity. Brands are going to have to get to grips with media change, audience engagement and more agile communications.
However they’re going to need to be well prepared for the vandals too, with a smart approach to not only dealing with the threat of their deadliest reputation enemies, but turning their criticism and attempts at image sabotage into a positive.
The book by Steve Earl and Stephen Waddington is set to be published by Bloomsbury in October 2014.
The kids of today are growing up in a crazy technology-infested culture, a culture that will have a profound effect on the way we market to, service, find, hire and retain the next generation of customers and staff. This keynote looks at the trends affecting the customers of tomorrow, your kids of today. www.andyhadfield.com
This document provides a summary of a presentation on persuasive e-commerce. It discusses how online conversion rates are typically much lower than offline rates due to a lack of certain in-person factors. It then covers cognitive biases and how the unconscious mind works, noting most decisions are made unconsciously. Finally, it outlines different persuasion techniques like social proof, scarcity, and removing friction that can be applied to e-commerce to increase online conversions. The presentation concludes with a discussion of how personalized, automated persuasion may be used in the future to target individual customers.
The document outlines key skills needed for a digital product designer, including having vision, inspiring others, being strategic, being self-reliant, understanding production processes, knowing quality, filtering ideas, and loving the product. It recommends spending time daydreaming, practicing communication, learning chess, taking online courses, researching industries, and reading various books on topics like effective thinking, selling, and measuring life. The overarching message is that a digital product designer must have strong skills in various areas and a passion for their product to be successful.
#brandvandals and internal communication - an overview by Rachel MillerRachel Miller
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1. The document discusses digital citizenship and its impact on communication and society. It provides objectives and activities to understand how digital technologies have changed communication over time and their positive and negative effects.
2. One activity asks students to analyze a photo copyright issue where an artist used another's photo without permission and discuss the potential legal case that could be filed.
3. The document provides guidance and rubrics for students to research and discuss examples of positive and negative social media posts by friends.
This document discusses how to determine the value of a customer. It notes that with the rise of the internet, companies need to focus on where their customers are and engage with them through conversations. However, some companies still struggle with focusing on the customer experience and engaging in conversations. The key is for companies to listen to customers, understand their needs and stories, and have conversations in a human voice.
The document discusses the limitations of relying solely on consumer research when developing new products and services. It notes that people are often not good at accurately describing their own preferences and the reasons for their choices. Research subjects may provide answers they think are expected rather than how they truly feel. The document advocates observing how people actually use products and analyzing usage data, as well as getting consumers to discuss choices in story form rather than just giving evaluations. It concludes that while consumer input is still valuable, companies should not let research be the only guide and should have courage to bring unexpected innovations to market.
The interfaces we're building need to work in distracting environments. And we need to figure out how to cope with users' tendency to get distracted. This presentation looks at how we might achieve that. And why, I think, it's the most serious problem facing interaction designers today.
Buried treasure - Discovering the hidden value of digital wallboards.SJS-Solutions
Your beautiful digital wallboards are worth their weight in gold, when you take a few, clarifying steps to integrate them into your contact center culture.
Doing customer development (and stop wasting your time) - StartupBus editionHans van Gent
Why would you bother to talking to people while you actually could be building your product?
Because everything you assume could be wrong. Time to validate those assumptions and start your business on the right track while being on a moving bus.
The document discusses different types of consumers in today's digital world. It identifies 7 types: 1) The Troll (demanding and ready to burn brands online), 2) The Researcher (studies every angle before deciding), 3) The Social Crusader (loves brands with a cause), 4) The Bargain Hunter (cheap and thrifty with little brand loyalty), 5) The Pragmatist (buys what's needed when it's needed), 6) The Anti-Consumer (hates all things marketing and advertising), 7) The Shopaholic (impulsive and whimsical ready to buy). It suggests consumers can be categorized based on their attitudes towards brands and marketing in the digital age
apidays Paris 2022 - Let’s not make the diversity mistake in NoCode, Manon Me...apidays
apidays Paris 2022 - APIs the next 10 years: Software, Society, Sovereignty, Sustainability
December 14, 15 & 16, 2022
Let’s not make the diversity mistake in NoCode
Manon Mercier, Product Builder Data & Impact at HEC Innovation Center Paris
------
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