10. TRADITIONAL MEDIA SOCIAL MEDIA One way, brand speaking Two way / a conversation Focused on the brand Focused on the consumer Brand in control Consumer in control Repeating the message Adapting the message Entertaining Involving Brand created content User created content / Co-creation Space defined by Media Owner Space defined by Consumer
Full page ad in the Wall Street Journal for Domtar
Consider the website
Talk about Domtar
Facebook google argument
The good news is, we can take a little control over the brand. This is a community page,
It’s a networking tool not based on geography.
People create profiles in LinkedIn. They refer each other, answer questions, join groups.
Networks that aren’t based on georgraphy
A place ot share smarts
From those profiles, LinkedIn creates a picture of the company.
1,800 people.
Fro a brand, it’s a way to show off content.
This is the thing of the future.
This is Ning. The url is EMA-rubbermaid.com. It’s an invitation only social network that we can customize in any way we want.
It’s completely secure. Unless you get invited, you can’t get in.
This is Ning. The url is EMA-rubbermaid.com. It’s an invitation only social network that we can customize in any way we want.
– for example, by amplifying earned media coverage in mainstream media, or by reinforcing messaging in their newsletters or on their websites. (This is probably what I’ll talk about: Using social media to promote ideas, issues, and specific bits of legislation.)
Start with the knowledge. Start with what you’ll say in that room. Call it a podcast, a blog, a Ning social network, a vlog, social media pressroom Start with the ideas, insights, answers, processes, then pick the tactics that deliver.
NOT AN ONLINE BROCHURE! No person in our room wants to be handed a brochure. This is how to visualize those people, and those rooms.
NOT AN ONLINE BROCHURE! No person in our room wants to be handed a brochure. This is how to visualize those people, and those rooms.