Awareness, acquisition and retention using social media.
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Picture by Peter DaSilva for NYT
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In a Hyper-Connected World, People grow Jumping Brains
Jumping Brain by Emilio Garcia
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In a Hyper-Connected World, Google makes sure Everything is Free
TomTom Western Europe
99,99 !
Google Maps Navigation World00,00 !
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• Frozen in time
• One-size-fits-all
• One-way
• Linear
• Limited Space
• Static
• Individual
• Paying
• Real Time
• Personalized
• Interactive
• Random
• Unlimited Space
• Moving
• Networks
• Freebies
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Tap the Power of Connections.
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430 friends182 friends 417 friends87 friends
The inherent viral power of social networks
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430 friends
182 friends
417 friends
87 friends
23 friends
62 friends
73 friends
54 friends
Unique reach of almost 1000 users
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2009 - Max It
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Wrong, it’s the game, the social object.
Social Object theory* is the belief that all successful social media interactions
center on an object.
The social object is the centerpiece in a dialogue between two or more people.
* theory by Jyri Zengeström, Co-founder of Jaiku, Product Manager of Social & Mobile at Google
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Traditional Netlog Facebook
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Tap the connections of networks.
Build experiences, not advertising.
You need a Social Media Budget. Re-allocate if necessary.
You need a Social Media Strategy. Today.
Media means People. Not paper.
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