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Developing Business Oriented Communities Using Social Media March 2011 Daniel Tártaro // [email protected] // @dtarta

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Everyone is talking about Social Media, but how it applies to the B2B environment? This document shows some basic steps to develop digital business oriented communities.

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Developing Business Oriented Communities Using Social MediaMarch 2011

Daniel Tártaro // [email protected] // @dtartaro

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AGENDA

• The Golden Rule About Online Community• Basic steps for online communities development

• Listen up• Define the right platforms• Generate great content• Reward your audience• Measure it• Managing a digital community

• How about the risks?

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The Golden Rule about online community

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It’s all about simplicity!

Content sharing among friends Content sharing among business network

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What do they have in common?

XRelevant content is the key ingredient

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Basic Steps for Online Community Development

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Start listening (and identify possible influencers)

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Adobe – Social Listening

Adobe on Social Targeting

• 463 highly relevant bloggers

• Monitor between 200 and 600 conversations daily

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Define the right platforms (where are my prospects?)

Custom Platform

Platforms Pros Cons

• + 600MM users worldwide• Custom apps development

• Really easy to engage• Aggregates all social content

• Easy to setup a community• Members control

• Huge reach• It’s possible to promote content

• Tailor made

• Originally made for personal usage

• Takes time to generate a community

• Pre-set tools, not so easy to customize

• More expensive to generate video content

• High bandwidth demand

• Expensive• Requires constant maintenance

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IBM on Twitter

IBM On Twitter

• Vast amount of Corporate Twitter Account

• New accounts flourish according to internal needs

• Descentralized content generation

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GE MarkNet – Custom Internal Platform

GE Marknet

• Launched in March 2010• + 4K members• Organized into “idea hubs”• Experts in similar

disciplines can connect and collaborate no matter their industry or location

• Hubs examples: Digital Mkt, Mkt Communications, Customer Experience, Pricing...

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Portal Ipiranga – Custom Platform

Rede Ipiranga

• Connects 5K+ gas station owners in Brazil

• Relevant content and services

• Offers detailed data analysis about each station

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Generate a great content(what are they willing to listen?)

You will be relevant only if you offer an

outstanding content. There is no interruption

model here

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Amex ConneXion – Custom Platform

Business Travel ConneXion

• Industry-wide social network

• Available only for clients• Content generated by

industry experts and company clients

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Reward your audience(why should they engage with you?)

People must feel rewarded when they

interact. It’s not about money, but to make a

difference on their business perspective

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Visa – Facebook / Custom platform

Visa Business Network

• Objective: Reach small business owners

• It’s possible to connect with other businesses

• Educate owner’s with relevant content

• +70K users

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Measure your results(Which KPI’s should I use?)

Digital indicators

Interaction per post Influence

Net Sentiment # conversations

Media Sharing Video Views

# followers # fans

Business indicators

Total leads from social Traffic generated to webpages

Social ROI Rquests for Information

Lead quality Prospect sentiment

Products Feedback Sales from social channels

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Managing a digital community(Few questions to consider)

External Management Internal ManagementX

Top Down Bottom UpX

Push Content Pull contentXThe community managers must be familiar with the social media

conversation style

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How about the risks?

Decentralized contacts??Real life feedback’s??

Interaction among customers??

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THANK YOU

Daniel Tá[email protected]

twitter.com/dtartaro