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Marketing in the New Conversational Age A Mediabistro Social Media Boot Camp Webinar session Summer, 2011

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A webinar on Marketing in the new Conversational Age, part of a Mediabistro series. http://j.mp/kj9MjT

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Marketing in the New Conversational Age

A Mediabistro Social Media Boot Camp Webinar session Summer, 2011

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Part 1 What has Happened?

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Decade of Disruption• Social Media upended all institutions• Conversations replaced broadcast• World got flatter• Gate keepers flattened

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• Mob becomes crowd• SM is everyday toolset• From skunkworks to process• Markets as conversations

Conversational Age Emerges

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Part 2 How we got here

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Fire Starters of Conversational Age

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The 50s: Lies & Losses

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Rock beats Marriage

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The 60s: Crowd Power

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From the 70s-90s

• The Ascent of Geeks• From commune to startup• World peace. Fails• PC & Web Succeed

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Causes for Disruption• Distrust of institutions• Contempt for marketing messages• Frustrated by shouting at TV • Tools of recourse

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Part 3 Marketing’s Full Circle

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Greek Marketplace

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Marketplace Conversations

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Local Shop Succombs…

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… To Big Blocks

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2000 Years of Slow Change• Face-to-face • Word-of-mouth reputation• Localization > gentrification• Personal > general• Dialog > monologue

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Then 10 Years of Disruption• Conversation scales• Control erodes• ‘Eyeballs’ grow humans• Institution adapt or die• People move to center of org chart

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Part 4 The Customer-centric Enterprise

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Customer at the Center

• Lou Gerstner at IBM: ‘Don’t ask me’• SAP Communities ‘We’ll stay’• Self-support• Reduce time-to-market• Bands of Champions

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Lou Gerstner at IBM

• ‘Don’t ask me’• Decide closest to customers• Tech to build community

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Scott Cook at Intuit‘A brand is no longer what we tell consumers it is. It’s what they tell us it is.’

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SAP: ‘We’re Staying• 2 million in communities• Part of ecosystem• $80 billion ecosystem• SAP Hosts business• Bands of champions

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From Dell Hell to Listen & Respond

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Kraft & Cutting Remarks

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L.L.Bean’s Itchy Twitchy Feeling

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Customer-centric advantages

• Improved products & services• Faster response to problems• Reduced time-to-market• Improve loyalty• Increase profits

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Marketer’s Changing Role

Broadcast Era

• Send Messages• Control• Customer as target• Make people want

Conversation Age

• Talk, listen, respond• Engage• Customer as heart• Serve people’s wants