Social is Serious Business

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A trip through the evolution of social, a clearly defined understanding of social and how brands are integrating social, a first look at social APIs and some over-simplifications of social for B2B and non-profits.

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THE  BIG  PICTURE

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AUDIENCES  ARE  

CONSUMING  CONTENT  DIFFERENTLY

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THE  JOURNEY  SO  FARDIRECTORYYahooGeociUesDisplay  Ads

SEARCHGoogleBlogsSearch  AdsProtocols

SOCIALTwiVerFacebookSocial  AdsAPIs

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WEB  1.0

PROTOCOLS  RULED  USHTTP,  FTP,  SSH,  XMPP,  POP,  IMAP,  SMTP  ...  Islands  of  content,  of  resources,  of  people.  And  we  spent  a  lot  of  Ume  agreeing  on  protocols  so  we  could  build  bridges  between  the  islands.

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SO,  WHAT  IS  SOCIAL?

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SOCIAL  IS  ABOUT:

EVOLUTION.  PARTICIPATION.  INTEGRATION

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Belief: Social is about evolution

Social is fundamentally and irrevocably changing societal values, attitudes towards brands and consumer behaviors.

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Social is changing societal values

“If [social media activists] can bring down the Egyptian regime in a few weeks, they can bring us down in nanoseconds.”

PAUL POLMAN, CEO, Unilever

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Social is changing attitudes towards brands

“Consumers are beginning in a very real sense to own our brands and participate in their creation … We need to begin to learn to let go.” A.G. LAFLEY, Former CEO and Chairman, Procter & Gamble

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Social is changing consumer behaviors

“The old model was informing, persuading and reminding, the new model is demonstrating, involving and empowering.”

MITCH MATHEWS, Former SVP of Central Marketing, Microsoft

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Belief: Social is about participation

Social is less about technology tools or media channels and more about the co-creation, collaboration and conversations they enable.

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Social is about conversations

“A brand is no longer what we tell the consumer it is – it is what consumers tell each other it is.”

SCOTT COOK, Founder and Chairman, Intuit

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Social is about collaboration

“The opportunity for businesses today is to become networks—with a culture of collaborative innovation, stewardship and integrity.”

FILIPPO PASSERINI, Former President, Procter & Gamble

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Social is about co-creation

“We are all getting used to the idea of co-creation of content. But are we ready for the notion of co-creation of brands?”

IVAN POLLARD, VP Global Connections, The Coca-Cola Company

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Belief: Social is about integration

Social is most effective when it’s deeply integrated into technology platforms, marketing programs and business processes.

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Integrate social into technology platforms

“Technology is shifting the power away from the editors, the publishers, the establishment, the media elite. Now it’s the people who are in control.”

RUPERT MURDOCH, Chairman and CEO, News Corporation

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Integrate social into marketing programs

“We look for insights that represent human truths, motivations and tensions that only our brands’ benefits can solve. That spark can create big ideas that can then invite their participation. At its best, it can inspire movements where people advocate on your brand’s behalf.”

MARK PRITCHARD, Global Brand Building Officer, Procter & Gamble

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Integrate social into business processes

“We listen, learn and then improve and innovate based on what our customers want.” MICHAEL DELL, CEO and Chairman, Dell

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SIX STAGES OF SOCIAL MEDIA MATURITY FOR

BRANDS

Based on interactions with 1500+ marketing and communications professionals in Asia, all brands can be mapped across six stages of social media maturity.

Platforms Programs Processes

Inaction

Incubation

Integration

SIX STAGES OF SOCIAL MEDIA MATURITY FOR

BRANDS

Based on interactions with 1500+ marketing and communications professionals in Asia, all brands can be mapped across six stages of social media maturity.

Let’s create a campaign microsite!

1

Platforms Programs Processes

Inaction

Incubation

Integration

SIX STAGES OF SOCIAL MEDIA MATURITY FOR

BRANDS

Based on interactions with 1500+ marketing and communications professionals in Asia, all brands can be mapped across six stages of social media maturity.

Let’s create a campaign microsite!

1

Let’s create a Facebook fan page!

2

Platforms Programs Processes

Inaction

Incubation

Integration

SIX STAGES OF SOCIAL MEDIA MATURITY FOR

BRANDS

Based on interactions with 1500+ marketing and communications professionals in Asia, all brands can be mapped across six stages of social media maturity.

Let’s create a campaign microsite!

1

Let’s create a Facebook fan page!

2Let’s create a Facebook contest app!

3

Platforms Programs Processes

Inaction

Incubation

Integration

SIX STAGES OF SOCIAL MEDIA MATURITY FOR

BRANDS

Based on interactions with 1500+ marketing and communications professionals in Asia, all brands can be mapped across six stages of social media maturity.

Let’s create a campaign microsite!

1

Let’s create a Facebook fan page!

2Let’s create a Facebook contest app!

3

Platforms Programs Processes

Inaction

Incubation

IntegrationLet’s integrate social into our platforms!

4

SIX STAGES OF SOCIAL MEDIA MATURITY FOR

BRANDS

Based on interactions with 1500+ marketing and communications professionals in Asia, all brands can be mapped across six stages of social media maturity.

Let’s create a campaign microsite!

1

Let’s create a Facebook fan page!

2Let’s create a Facebook contest app!

3

Platforms

Let’s integrate social into our programs!

5

Programs Processes

Inaction

Incubation

IntegrationLet’s integrate social into our platforms!

4

SIX STAGES OF SOCIAL MEDIA MATURITY FOR

BRANDS

Based on interactions with 1500+ marketing and communications professionals in Asia, all brands can be mapped across six stages of social media maturity.

Let’s create a campaign microsite!

1

Let’s create a Facebook fan page!

2Let’s create a Facebook contest app!

3

Let’s integrate social into our processes!

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Platforms

Let’s integrate social into our programs!

5

Programs Processes

Inaction

Incubation

IntegrationLet’s integrate social into our platforms!

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NARENDRA’SOVERSIMPLIFICATIONS

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SOCIAL  FOR  B2BNarendra’s  OversimplificaUon

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EXPERTISE

SOCIAL  FOR  B2BNarendra’s  OversimplificaUon

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EXPERTISE You  know  something  they  don’t

SOCIAL  FOR  NON-­‐PROFITSNarendra’s  OversimplificaUon

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IMPACT

SOCIAL  FOR  NON-­‐PROFITSNarendra’s  OversimplificaUon

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IMPACT People  feel  beVer  about  themselvesPeople  feel  they’ve  made  a  difference

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