Life on the Post-Social Web

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by James Cridland, used under Creative Commons licence. Life on the post-social web

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An English version of my Higher Ed presentation, translation by Andy Shaindlin, Carnegie Mellon University.

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Photo by James Cridland, used under Creative Commons licence.

Life on the post-social web

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The end of viral (finally)

Number of visits to information sources before decision to purchase.

2013: Start of a new era, that will see the gradual disappearance of promotion, in favor of information.

(source : recherche Google)

2010 2011

5.3

10.8

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Curation (a combat sport)

Whether automated curation (EdgeRank), or manual, there are many obstacles facing brands who are:

too noisy

intrusive

delivering irrelevant content

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I don’t want to talkto a logo anymore

Putting faces to brands or organizations

Humanizing interaction

Appreciating your best individual contributors

Encouraging other contributors to maintain their interest

Providing training

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Personalization / Segmentation

Emergence of tools that will allow you to reach your audience with a personalized message, at the right time, in the right context: automated one-to-one communication.

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Always more visual content

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Always more visual content

Visual content continues its growth, and we will need to pay more attention to platforms such as Instagram.

A form of content that requires no text

Show your organization from behind the scenes in an entertaining way

Facebook: How will Instagram be used in the medium term?

Vine : passing fad or real trend?

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What to do?

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Back tosimplicity

Photo by David Noah, used under Creative Commons licence.

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Communication by customers students

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60% to make you laugh 30% to inspire you10% to sell product

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Content marketing is the only marketing that is left.

Seth Godin

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“I am increasingly of the opinion that the best way to mastermind social media is to make awesome things and be a generous person.”

@garbados