Fostering Trust in Your Brand and Beyond at UX Content Strategy Montreal

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Margot Bloomstein

Today, organizations in every industry need a new strategy to earn trust, act with transparency, and help consumers and citizens make confident decisions. But undermining confidence is cynicism: it erodes trust in the media, government, public institutions, and consumer brands. To regain the trust of consumers and citizens, marketers talk about empathy and authenticity. But how do you get beyond those buzzwords? Give more control to your audience—and they’ll put more trust in you. Empower your audience to earn their trust. Our tactical choices in content and design can engage, educate, and ultimately empower people. Drawing on examples from retail, publishing, government, and other industries, Margot will share lessons from her upcoming book, Trustworthy, about how voice, volume, and vulnerability can inform your design and content strategy to earn the trust of your users. Let’s address the tough questions: How do brands develop rapport when audiences let emotion cloud logic? Is there a place for vulnerability in corporate strategy? And what’s the role of command and control consistency in the creative work of a corporate enterprise? These questions can drive design choices—and the way we respond can empower users and rebuild our ability to trust in society itself. Presented at UX Content Strategy Montreal on October 15, 2020, by Margot Bloomstein, @mbloomstein. (c) 2020 Margot Bloomstein.

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Universalis Cosmographia, Martin Waldseemüller, 1507

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Where does authority
come from?

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“I’m here, you’re not, let me tell you about it.”

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“I’m here, you’re not, let me tell you about it.”
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360 With Anderson Cooper © CNN

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“I’m here, you’re not, let me tell you about it.”
Ugly Delicious © Netflix

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“I’m here, you’re not, let me tell you about it.”

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Inconsistency and irrelevance erode authority—
and stoke cynicism.

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For better or worse,
our internal truths trump external facts

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©Sam Morrison / www.presidentflopflops.com

Inconsistency erodes our ability to evaluate and trust.

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63% of the US population finds it difficult to
differentiate between real and fake news.
Source: 2018 Edelman Trust Barometer

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This is our problem.

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This is our problem—and opportunity.

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Empowerment builds trust

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To regain your audience’s trust,
empower them with useful, usable
information

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Voice
Volume
Vulnerability

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Voice

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© Mailchimp Voice and Tone Principles, October 2019, Erin Crews

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Voice
Volume

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Users can appreciate slow experiences.
they’re engaged,
anticipating,
creating memories.

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Voice
Volume
Vulnerability

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(cc) Dru Bloomfield

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COOK’S ILLUSTRATED EXAMPLE

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ADD OUTSIDE YOUR BUBBLE

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• Communicate quickly; update if necessary
• Take responsibility (in the first-person)
• Accurately and completely explain errors
• Detail what you will do resolve the issue

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Margot Bloomstein
@mbloomstein & margot@appropriateinc.com
TRUSTWORTHY: HOW THE SMARTEST BRANDS BEAT CYNICISM
AND BRIDGE THE TRUST GAP COMING MARCH 2021!
Sign up at appropriateinc.com/trustworthy for more!
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1. 1 • @mbloomstein Margot Bloomstein / @mbloomstein UX Content Strategy MTL October 15, 2020 FOSTERING TRUST IN YOUR BRAND AND BEYOND

2. 2 • @mbloomstein Universalis Cosmographia, Martin Waldseemüller, 1507

3. 3 • @mbloomstein Where does authority come from?

4. 4 • @mbloomstein “I’m here, you’re not, let me tell you about it.”

5. 5 • @mbloomstein “I’m here, you’re not, let me tell you about it.” 5 • #aeasf • @mbloomstein 360 With Anderson Cooper © CNN

6. 6 • @mbloomstein “I’m here, you’re not, let me tell you about it.” Ugly Delicious © Netflix

7. 7 • @mbloomstein7 • #aeasf • @mbloomstein Parts Unknown © CNN “I’m here, you’re not, let me tell you about it.”

8. 8 • @mbloomstein

9. 9 • @mbloomstein Inconsistency and irrelevance erode authority— and stoke cynicism.

10. 10 • @mbloomstein For better or worse, our internal truths trump external facts

11. 11 • @mbloomstein

12. 12 • @mbloomstein ©Sam Morrison / www.presidentflopflops.com

13. Inconsistency erodes our ability to evaluate and trust.

14. 14 • @mbloomstein 63% of the US population finds it difficult to differentiate between real and fake news. Source: 2018 Edelman Trust Barometer

15. 15 • @mbloomstein This is our problem.

16. 16 • @mbloomstein This is our problem—and opportunity.

17. 17 • @mbloomstein Empowerment builds trust

18. 18 • @mbloomstein To regain your audience’s trust, empower them with useful, usable information

19. 19 • @mbloomstein Voice Volume Vulnerability

20. 20 • @mbloomstein Voice

21. 21 • @mbloomstein

22. 22 • @mbloomstein © Mailchimp Voice and Tone Principles, October 2019, Erin Crews

23. 23 • @mbloomstein

24. 24 • @mbloomstein Voice Volume

25. 25 • @mbloomstein

26. 26 • @mbloomstein

27. 27 • @mbloomstein

28. 28 • @mbloomstein Users can appreciate slow experiences. they’re engaged, anticipating, creating memories.

29. 29 • @mbloomstein

30. 30 • @mbloomstein

31. 31 • @mbloomstein ©Yunghi Kim, Contact Press

32. 32 • @mbloomstein Voice Volume Vulnerability

33. 33 • @mbloomstein (cc) Dru Bloomfield

34. 34 • @mbloomstein

35. 35 • @mbloomstein Vulnerability, like voice, tells people who you are. Establish and use your brand’s voice to find your audience—and help them find you.

36. COOK’S ILLUSTRATED EXAMPLE

37. 37 • @mbloomstein ADD OUTSIDE YOUR BUBBLE

38. 38 • @mbloomstein Your brand is at its most vulnerable when you just screwed up. You face the greatest risk in the aftermath: Do you double down on defeat, or do you embrace opportunity?

39. 39 • @mbloomstein © Antsy Labs

40. 40 • @mbloomstein • Communicate quickly; update if necessary • Take responsibility (in the first-person) • Accurately and completely explain errors • Detail what you will do resolve the issue

41. 41 • @mbloomstein

42. 42 • @mbloomstein https://blog.zoom.us/wordpress/2020/04/01/a-message-to-our-users/

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44. 44 • @mbloomstein https://blog.zoom.us/wordpress/2020/04/01/a-message-to-our-users/

45. 45 • @mbloomstein Earn trust by offering a consistent voice, the right volume of detail, and growth through vulnerability. Empower your audience and you’ll rebuild their confidence in themselves, your brand, and the world.

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