Social Media Food for Thought

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Social Media Food for Thought The good, the bad and the ugly Deborah Schultz www.deborahschultz.com
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Deborah Schultz lead a great session at the Social Media Workshop on June 11, 2007 at SAP Labs in Palo Alto, CA, delving into one of her favorite topics, marketing in a relationship economy. What have companies done right and what are they still getting wrong - some great case studies here to learn from...

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Page 1: Social Media Food for Thought

Social Media Food for Thought

The good, the bad and the ugly

Deborah Schultzwww.deborahschultz.com

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We live again in a relationship economy

Transactions are the by-products of healthy relationships. The global economy is shifting from a mass media, consumer mass-marketing model to one that is far more emergent and decentralized. The involuntary loyalty of "sticky" services is falling victim to the far preferable voluntary loyalty won through responsiveness, quality, excellent service, reliability and trustworthiness.

Sometimes, transactions don't matter. -Jerry Michalski

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The Web Is

• Personal - It is something you: Read, Write, Share, Browse, Change, Create

• It is both Meaningful and Valuable

• And...Searchable

• Persistence - Makes the experience meaningful

• Awareness - keep the lines of communication open

• Persistence + Awareness = A relationship

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The medium is the relationship complex, light and diverse

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Your are connecting everywhere, anytime

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Think of it as relationship bricolage

“Bricolage is what tinkers do -collecting odd bits of stuff they think may be potentially useful, then using whatever bits seem to work in the context of some later repair job. Simple. And yet profound. Because the bits the bricoleur ends up using were not designed for the use they end up being put to”.

Chris Locke

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We Weave

between networks within networks over and around

[see www.networkweaving.com]

deb, get an n95

anyone know a place to eat in amsterdam?

best place to get a

drink around here?

deb, it’s john thanks for email on new features sent to

dev team

woot - we launched!John - when you

guys launching your new API?

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How do you tune your weaving?

• Be real

• Jump in

• Get transparent

• Find your communities - online & offline

• Be a catalyst

• Know when to “let it go”

• Be human - multi dimensional

• Create opportunities to socialize

• The love you give is equal to the love you get

• Listen. Rinse. Repeat

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Before case studies...a friendly reminder

• Be human - use the letter “I” and the word “We”

• Be in it for the long haul - sustainability

• Too much noise -- there are no big hits

• Cultivate your inner geek

• Think like a Digital Ambassador or Customer Advocate or Media Mogul

• You are not in control - your audience/customer/partner is.

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Catalyst Starters - time for you to work

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Sony PSP: so obviously wrong, it hurts

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Ford: this is a old-style Campaign not Social Media

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Microsoft: Connect ALL the dots..PLEASE

"exceptional technical community leaders from around the world who voluntarily share their high quality, real world expertise with others".

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American Airlines: just another slick ad campaign

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Heroes: Understood their fans & what they wanted

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And the Fans ran with it: Good or bad?

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Or this may happen...

Deluge of peanuts brings back 'Jericho' TV show

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Netflix: the ultimate in co-creation

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Six Apart: human voice - truly real

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Splashcast: talk about what u are doing

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Wal-mart

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Be human!

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Thanks, btw

Deborah Schultzwww.deborahschultz.com