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du
digital
Push
or
pull
?
2. 10
lundis
pour
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du
digital
Agenda
• A
bit
of
web/digital
history
• A
new
paradigm
influenced
by
the
digital
world
• Did
social
media
really
help
Obama
?
• Would
it
s>ll
work
in
2012
?
No
• What’s
in
it
for
you
?
3. 10
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A
BIT
OF
HISTORY
AND
FUTURE
PERSPECTIVES
Introduc>on
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digital
History
• Genitors:
Hippies,
Army
and
academics
• The
1st
Hackers
• Google
and
Mundaneum
• Read/search
web,
sales
web,
social
web,
Socialgraph
FB
• Open
vs
closed
web,
Stallman
vs
Jobs
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pour
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du
digital
Challenges
• Privacy
• Educa>on
• Culture
• Press
• Democracy
• Management
6. 10
lundis
pour
ra.raper
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train
du
digital
Future
• Local
vs
global
• Flat
and
par>cipa>ve
organisa>ons
(Gap
Story)
• Fablabs
7. 10
lundis
pour
ra.raper
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train
du
digital
A
NEW
PARADIGM
Part
1
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digital
Push
is
/or
used
to
be
the
name
of
the
business
game
• But
it
leads
to
the
Red
Ocean
:
– Catalina
marke5ng
– Reduced
margins
– Pressure
from
retailers
– Pressure
on
innova5on,
brand
extensions,
…
• A
world
of
too
much
• A
consequence
of
the
growing
gap
betweeen
companies
and
their
customers
9. 10
lundis
pour
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train
du
digital
Is
there
another
way
to
go
?
Pull
means
turning
passion
into
success.
10. 10
lundis
pour
ra.raper
le
train
du
digital
Pull
allows
to
harness
and
unleash
3
forces
• A]rac>on
• Influence
• Serendipity
• Through
three
levels:
a]rac>ng,
accessing,
achieving
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lundis
pour
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train
du
digital
Two
different
worlds
• World
of
pull:
3
intricated
levels
1. Access
(
google,
bing,
travelocity,
Orbitz,
or
Cisco
connec5ng
their
customers
with
more
than
40
000
specialized
partners
to
support
their
needs
for
custom
solu5ons)
2. A.ract:
Picasso,
Pasteur,
Jobs,
it’s
all
about
serendipity.
3. Achieve
• The
world
of
push
:
3
shared
prac>ces
1. Forecast
2. Design
3. Process
Access
means
thinking
knowledge
flows
and
not
stocks
“1
000
000
people
overseas
can
do
your
job.
What
makes
you
so
special
?”
12. 10
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du
digital
Serendipity:
Kustom
Air
Strike
Serendipity
is
the
corrollary
of
spikes
and
digital
com.
People
go
to
the
best
spikes
for
surfing,
music,
programming,
etc…
The
key
for
success
lies
in
reciprocal
benefits.
13. 10
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pour
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train
du
digital
Collabora>on
becomes
the
name
of
the
game
• “As
passionate
people
engage
and
experience
the
performance
benefits
of
parDcipaDon,
they
will
help
to
drag
insDtuDons
more
broadly
into
relevant
creaDon
spaces,
becoming
catalysts
for
the
insDtuDonal
innnovaDons
requires
for
effecDve
parDcipaDon”
J.
Hagel
GeneraDon
Y
is
making
there
passion
their
profession
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lundis
pour
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train
du
digital
Shaping
strategies
are
becoming
the
norm
• Access
ressources
• Create
incen>ves
that
a]ract
and
influence
very
large
ecosystems
of
people
and
ins>tu>ons
• Define
challenges
that
will
mo>vate
people
and
ins>tu>ons
to
more
fully
achieve
their
poten>al.
• The
incen>ves
and
the
passion
galvanize
people.
• Example:
harmoniza>on
of
the
containerized
shipping,
ZARA,
Bonobo
15. 10
lundis
pour
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train
du
digital
Who’s
Bonobo
?
• They
started
with
a
great
insight
16. 10
lundis
pour
ra.raper
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train
du
digital
Boring
theory
?
• Doesn’t
fit
my
company
.
– What
about
you
?
• We
cannot
empower
consumers
?
-‐
What
would
you
do
if
you
were
empowered
?
Yes,
you
can.
Le’ts
look
at
a
famous
4
years
old
example
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LESSONS
FROM
OBAMA
Part
2
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digital
What
can
we
learn
from
him
?
• He
did’nt
rely
on
social
media
,
he
did
access
the
right
people
• He
did
a]ract
and
galvanized
them
• He
did
empower
them
• He
shaped
a
PULL
STRATEGY
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lundis
pour
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du
digital
How
did
Obama
win
4
years
ago
?
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du
digital
Obama’s
Pull
21. 10
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10
Key
learnings
from
Obama
1.
Laddering
support
through
>ers
of
engagement
–
2. Empowering
super
users
3.
Providing
source
materials
for
user-‐generated
content
4. Going
where
the
people
are
5. Using
tools
people
are
familiar
with
6. Ensuring
that
people
can
find
your
content
7. Mobilizing
supporters
through
mobile
devices
8. Harnessing
analy>cs
to
constantly
improve
engagement
ac>vi>es
9. Building
the
online
opera>on
to
scale
10.
Choosing
the
right
team
–
Sources:
Aaker,
Dragonfly,
Edelman
Digital
22. 10
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du
digital
Access
the
right
people.
There
are
no
other
choices
lel.
Edelman
digital/TNS,
2008
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du
digital
What’s
in
it
for
you
?
• Engage
the
best
part
of
your
audience.
24. 10
lundis
pour
ra.raper
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train
du
digital
But
go
step
by
step
25. 10
lundis
pour
ra.raper
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train
du
digital
Adopt
baby
steps,
too
26. 10
lundis
pour
ra.raper
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train
du
digital
Keep
one
objec>ve
in
mind:
Let
people
work
for
you.
• Let
them
be
personnal,
social
and
ambassador
• Create
sense,
know
the
links
they
want
to
build
with
you
27. 10
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du
digital
Create
an
integrated
SPIKE
like
Obama
28. 10
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du
digital
Integrate
most
of
the
tools
we’ve
seen
29. 10
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digital
IS
THIS
STILL
VALID
IN
2012.
YES
BUT
IT’S
NOT
ENOUGH
Part
3
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digital
More
than
ever,
you
need
• To
Access
• To
A]ract
• To
Achieve
• To
gain
endorsement,
commitment
and
loyalty
by
leveraging
the
best
and
expanding
• Through
engagement,
authen>city,
purpose
31. 10
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du
digital
Could
this
work
in
2012
?
• Sarkozy
and
Hollande
tried
but
failed
• Social
media
today
require
an
integra>on
into
your
own
website
32. 10
lundis
pour
ra.raper
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train
du
digital
Do
more
than
MyBO
1. Integrate
tools
AND
social
media
dynamically
2. A]ract
and
Engage
3. Convert
and
convince
4. Grow
your
fan
base
5. Drive
engagement
and
virality
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1.Drive
traffic
to
your
site….through
great
content
• Social
media
teams
produce
great
content,
everyday,
use
it
• In
addi5on,
your
ambassadors
are
feeding
you
great
content,
too!
• Bringing
a
moderated
feed
from
your
social
media
presences
is
a
great
way
to
get
people
to
come
back…for
more
and
more
o^en,
because
they
will
see
new
stuff
• Kiss
the
sta>c
Website
goodbye!
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2.
Drive
traffic
to
your
site…
through
SEO*
What
Google
likes
•
Fresh
content,
especially
since
14/11/2011
!
(impact:
35%
of
searches…)
•
Matching
query’s
language
with
content
•
Links
shared,
bringing
new
references
What
social
conversa>ons
on
your
Website
bring
• Frequent
social
updates
of
own
content,
cura5on,
ques5ons,….
• Informal
tes5monials/
ques5ons
on
your
Website
• More
content
means
more
sharing
means
more
links,
to
your
Website
On
your
Website:
From
Facebook:
«
X
shop
in
Boston
has
really
cool
bikewear
»
«
really
cool
bikewear
shop
in
Boston
»
*IntegraDon
in
your
CMS
through
our
API
is
recommended
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3.
Convert
or
convince
visitors
• Social
currency/proof
happens
when
people
rave
about
your
product
or
service
• You
can
build
it
from
your
Website
&
emailing:
ask
tes>monials,
feedback,
engagement
(e.g.,
by
email
aler
product
purchase)!
• Social
media
is
great
for
that:
• Social
profile
• No
sign-‐on
required
• Immediate
virality
• AMPLIFY
those
by
bringing
them
to
your
site
in
the
conversion
funnel!
.
Select
&
promote
best
messages
for
specific
parts
of
sites
(e.g.
home
pages,
categories
or
product
pages)
• Result:
DOUBLE
impact,
from
ini5al
social
message
(viral),
and
re-‐use
on
your
site
to
convince
visitors
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4.
Grow
fans
&
followers…
• A
few
bu]ons
on
your
Website
won’t
get
you
opt-‐ins
36
Visitors
on
your
Website
should
get
a
fair
chance
to
register
to
your
content.
Or
you
may
never
see
them
again.
They
deserve
more
than
this
and
you
need
more
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4.
But
a
social
map
&
a
feed
will
boost
your
fans
&
followers
• A
clear,
filtered
feed
of
messages
gives
a
preview
of
the
content
of
the
specific
social
channel
before
they
register
• Map
&
Feed
are
managed
from
the
back-‐end
of
Dialogfeed
and
can
be
put
anywhere
in
seconds
(here:
Facebook)
• A
map
of
social
channels
by
theme
with
1-‐click
subscribe
bu.ons,
to
enable
people
to
like/follow
one
or
more
social
channels
without
leaving
the
site
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4.
Get
leads…As
simple
as
that
• Ask
Engagement
on
your
site:
feedback,
ideas,
ques5ons,
cura5on…
• By
Enabling
login
with
Facebook,
Twi.er,
and
as
guest,
our
widget
enables
to
capture
visitor
data,
giving
you
lead
informa5on
for
future
conversion
• As
opposed
to
e.g.
Facebook
widgets,
YOU
have
control
of
YOUR
data
–
this
is
your
site!
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5.
Drive
engagement
&
virality
(1)
• Get
engagement
by
enabling
comments
on
fed
messages,
new
messages
• Leverage
engagement:
• Get
tweets
shared
on
Facebook!
• Get
Facebook
posts
easily
tweeted
• Use
our
‘highlight’
feature
to
put
your
most
viral
messages
on
top
of
the
widget
40. 10
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train
du
digital
Drive
engagement
&
virality
(2)
• If
you
have
a
brand/company
blog,
you
probably
have
realized
that
much
engagement
on
the
posts
are
happening
on
social
media
&
not
your
site
• Dialogfeed
enables
to
automa5cally
republish
those
comments
on
your
site,
giving
extra
impact
to
the
engagement
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digital
Bring
authen>city
&
life
to
your
Website
• People
love
to
see
faces
of
engaged
people
–
they
need
to
see
that
‘others
are
around’
• A
lively
Web
site
showcasing
your
community
is
cri5cal,
especially
if
you
have
control
• If
you
doubt,
think
about
where
would
you
go,
if
you
need
to
pick
up
a
restaurant
from
the
street:
a
busy
or
an
empty
one
?...
• Dialogfeed
brings
the
best
of
your
social
channels,
with
faces,
to
your
Website,
with
the
right
controls
to
op5mize
your
feed
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lundis
pour
ra.raper
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train
du
digital
Beware
of
brand
bashing
Moderate,
curate,
republish
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pour
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du
digital
What’s
in
it
for
you
?
• Go
where
your
people
are
but
set
the
gravity
on
your
site
(side)
• Go
to
the
audience
you
have
(listen
to
the
best,
strenghten
the
links
they
have
and
>e
weaker
links)
• Go
to
the
audience
you
want
• Keep
the
dialog
going
• Use
all
tools
available,
but
the
gravity
is
social
• Present
a
focused
message
• Map
your
digital
landscape
(know
infleuncers,
top
bloggers,
central
hubs)
• Build
rela>onship
• Allow
ownership
• Remember
Luther
in
16th
century
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Conclusion
so
far
• You
s>ll
have
two
op>ons
as
a
company:
• Op>on
1:
“This
is
designed
to
get
somebody’s
agenDon.
This
is
a
hammer.”
Jason
Watkins
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Conclusion
so
far
Op>on
2:
think
about
mul>ple
sources
of
influences
Edelman
digital
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digital
Conclusion
so
far
If
you
don’t
consider
op>on
2
you
might
be
lel
with
this
:
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digital
Conclusion
so
far
• Business
is
changing:
CCO
are
appearing
• But
the
rule
remains
the
same:
get
a
customer
and
keep
it
• 10%
are
keys
customers
• 2,5%
make
80%
of
your
business
• Think
about
small
numbers
• Don’t
forget
that
people
are
driven
by
signals
of
status
or
belonging
• Don’t
forget
mass
media
• Social
media
is
your
WOM
and
Loyalty
builder
• Be
focused,
personnal,
authen>c
• Listen:
users,
use,
usage
• Open
up
to
collabora>on:
involvment
leads
to
commitment
• Keep
in
mind
that
the
distance
between
your
customer
and
your
compe>>on
is
reduced
to
IM-‐Media-‐cy
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ANY
QUESTIONS
?
I
thank
you
for
your
a]en>on