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Social Business Coffee Break
Sandy Carter | VP, Social Business Evangelist
IBM Corporation


                  Follow me @ sandy_carter
                  http://twitter.com/sandy_carter


                  Subscribe to my blog
                  http://socialmediasandy.wordpress.com/
Don’t act like a Jellyfish when
going social with your brand


  • They don’t have a
    brain to think ahead

  • They just float around,
    consume and spray
    out

  • They do not learn
Four Eras of Brands

   1900s-               Brands as Identifiers                                                  How do I find it?
   1930s



   1930s-               Brands as Symbols                                                      How do I find quality?
   1990s



   1990s- Brands as Individual                                                                 How does this brand relate to my
   2000s Relationships                                                                         personal values?


   2000s                Brands as                                                              How does this brand
   +
                        Dynamic, Social                                                        matter to my social
                        processes                                                              community?
Source: based on research from Dr. Stephen Vargo (Univ. of Hawaii), and Dr. Robert Lusch (Univ. of Arizona)
In the 4th Brand Era, You Must Build
Brand Value with a Community


                            1. Plan your social
                               business journey and
                               destination

                            2. Engage your
                               customers; don’t just
                               spray brand messages

                            3. Learn from your
                               engagements
Plan your journey –                                                                                                                   A
Map Business Goals and Priorities
                                                    Business Goals
                                                                                  Enable
                              Reach         Support              Increase
                                                                                 superior &
                               15%         marketplac            products
                                                                                   rapid
                              Market       e financial              per
                                                                                 customer
                              Share         literacy             customer
                                                                                  service
            Social
                                 1                                                       2                 Example
           Heatmap


Goal           Business Challenges to      Issues                 Impacted               Potential Social Initiatives
               achieve Goal                                       Audience(s)*

Reach 15%     Lack of physical presence    Strong core           “Traditional” cust    Provide “physical” perception for online channel
Market Share  Maintain current              segments –             segments
                                             growth requires                              Build online relationships with people vs. virtual
                 distribution model          expansion             New Customers          CSRs, … (faces, names, …)

                Migrate legacy phone-      New product dev,      “web friendly”        Virtual café
                 centric customers           intro, education       prospects
                                                                                          Expand Social Ambassadors
                                            Call Center scale     Customer Service
                                                                    Reps                  Engage customers in product innovation

                                                                   Product Managers      “How to you bank when there isn’t a bank?”




                                                                                                                                                5
Plan your journey -
Assess if your Company Culture is ready
 Cultural Theme                                       Culture Questions
                                                      C = Current       D = Desired
                                                           1   2    3   4   5

      Boundaries            Isolated functions                                    Cross functional cooperation

        Teaming           Individual competitive                                            Team oriented

        Learning        Slow adopting new skills                                      Continuous learning culture

Management Style               Controlling                                                    Delegating

Horizontal Comms      Bureaucratic, formal channels                              Free communication up the org

    Open Comms          Guarded communication                                           Open communication

         Initiative    Follow specific instructions                                         Take initiative

   Risk Tolerance           Punish mistakes                                              Learn from mistakes

             Pace         Slow, cautious pace                                                 Fast pace

  Rules / Process             Keep to rules                                                  Ignore rules

       Hierarchy       Many organizational layers                                     Few organizational layers


                                                                                                                    6
eats strategy for lunch!
Available Now
  ISBN-10: 0132618311
  ISBN-13: 9780132618311




     Subscribe to my blog
http://socialmediasandy.wordpress.com/




 Follow me @ sandy_carter
    http://twitter.com/sandy_carter

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Coffee break 4th Era of Brand - Jellyfish

  • 1. Get BOLD Social Business Coffee Break Sandy Carter | VP, Social Business Evangelist IBM Corporation Follow me @ sandy_carter http://twitter.com/sandy_carter Subscribe to my blog http://socialmediasandy.wordpress.com/
  • 2. Don’t act like a Jellyfish when going social with your brand • They don’t have a brain to think ahead • They just float around, consume and spray out • They do not learn
  • 3. Four Eras of Brands 1900s- Brands as Identifiers How do I find it? 1930s 1930s- Brands as Symbols How do I find quality? 1990s 1990s- Brands as Individual How does this brand relate to my 2000s Relationships personal values? 2000s Brands as How does this brand + Dynamic, Social matter to my social processes community? Source: based on research from Dr. Stephen Vargo (Univ. of Hawaii), and Dr. Robert Lusch (Univ. of Arizona)
  • 4. In the 4th Brand Era, You Must Build Brand Value with a Community 1. Plan your social business journey and destination 2. Engage your customers; don’t just spray brand messages 3. Learn from your engagements
  • 5. Plan your journey – A Map Business Goals and Priorities Business Goals Enable Reach Support Increase superior & 15% marketplac products rapid Market e financial per customer Share literacy customer service Social 1 2 Example Heatmap Goal Business Challenges to Issues Impacted Potential Social Initiatives achieve Goal Audience(s)* Reach 15%  Lack of physical presence  Strong core  “Traditional” cust  Provide “physical” perception for online channel Market Share  Maintain current segments – segments growth requires  Build online relationships with people vs. virtual distribution model expansion  New Customers CSRs, … (faces, names, …)  Migrate legacy phone-  New product dev,  “web friendly”  Virtual café centric customers intro, education prospects  Expand Social Ambassadors  Call Center scale  Customer Service Reps  Engage customers in product innovation  Product Managers  “How to you bank when there isn’t a bank?” 5
  • 6. Plan your journey - Assess if your Company Culture is ready Cultural Theme Culture Questions C = Current D = Desired 1 2 3 4 5 Boundaries Isolated functions Cross functional cooperation Teaming Individual competitive Team oriented Learning Slow adopting new skills Continuous learning culture Management Style Controlling Delegating Horizontal Comms Bureaucratic, formal channels Free communication up the org Open Comms Guarded communication Open communication Initiative Follow specific instructions Take initiative Risk Tolerance Punish mistakes Learn from mistakes Pace Slow, cautious pace Fast pace Rules / Process Keep to rules Ignore rules Hierarchy Many organizational layers Few organizational layers 6
  • 8. Available Now ISBN-10: 0132618311 ISBN-13: 9780132618311 Subscribe to my blog http://socialmediasandy.wordpress.com/ Follow me @ sandy_carter http://twitter.com/sandy_carter 8