The document discusses new marketing techniques and the changing marketing landscape. It covers topics like the rise of social media and importance of humanizing brands. It also addresses considerations for digital strategies in global markets and metrics for measuring marketing success. Key themes are the shift to more personalized and social approaches across multiple channels.
18. Multichannel Content Marketing Content and Enrollment Platform Syndication Social Context Pages Theme Pages Campaign Pages Mobile Site Mobile Search Display Direct
19. Social Media Engagement Call to Action Communicate Engage Social Networking Sharing Conversation Social Media Sharing Content Build Communities Build Credibility Know, Like, Trust Educate & Inform Share Value Googleable Be Found
20. Digital Strategy in Global Markets Resources for Discussion International Executive Resource Group Foley Hoag EEC, Boston Sept 27,2010 Dave Wieneke www.usefularts.us @usefularts
25. Central vs. Diversified Control Capability Centralized Diversified Analytics, CRM, CMS Highly Advised Tower of Babble Email Marketing Advised: ESPs Do Intl Sends & Distributed Departments Asia Filters. Consider Regulation of ALL Mkts. Design and Translation Avoid: Seek Coordinated Diversification No Substitute for Local Sensibility Social Marketing Strongly Avoid Local and Social Work
27. Sentiment is an Off Book Asset What’s the value of a volunteer advocacy?
28. At-Scale Marketers: Think About Web3.0 Now Web 1.0 Web 2.0 Web 3.0 Site Structure Site in HTML CMS & Widgets Apps Technology HTML Apache RSS LAMP Stack XML, RDF, API, OWL, SWRL (Semantic Web) Challenge Digitization Socialization Integration Legal Enabler Copyright Fairuse CDA 230 Safe Harbor Privacy Primary Unit Page Site Schema Ethic Info is Free People Connect Do Things Hierarchy Peer Influence Hierchy Bogus Measure Hits Followers Downloads Better Measure Visits, PV, Leads Impact Hours, Rev. Business Model E-commerce Pets.com Search, Ads, Cont Google + Huffpo. Subscription Apple, WSJ? User Desire Look at Me. Like Me. Doing Something.
29. Thank You! David Cutler www.CreativeBusinessDevelopment.com Blogging at www.EatMedia.com [email_address] 617-331-7852
Editor's Notes
Total paradigm shift- this is a map of the Internet. It is not linear. It is not a pyramid.
All about pushing things out at people. A one way process. Shove, shout, sell.
Instead of using marketing to shove things out and yell, it’s about creating things that draw people in. Things that make them want to come learn/see/engage more.
People are broadly and publicly sharing more about their lives than ever before. We can learn a lot about what people want and need simply by looking at what they’re sharing…
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Usually in a cab we focus on a single metric – either cost or time. While tactical metrics are continuously useful, its big, unified strategic metrics that connect social marketing to business strategy.