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A Model for Social Media A Roadmap for Business A RedShift Presentation by mary wynne-wynter

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A Model for Social Media A Roadmap for Business

A RedShift Presentationby mary wynne-wynter

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Agenda

• Pre-requisites

• Experiential learning

• Actionable metrics

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ExternalInternal

The Same Issues

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Agenda

• Pre-requisites

• Experiential learning

• Actionable metrics

• Examples: External - Internal

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Pre-requisites• Acceptance

• Strategy

• Content

• Community

• Voice

• Purpose

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Acceptance

• Shift in power

• Commerce: from seller to buyer

• Knowledge: from employer to employee

• Transparency & authenticity

• Nothing like traditional media

• No direct link to sales

• Not a campaign

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Content

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Community

• Who are they?

• What do they know?

• What do they need?

• How to respond?

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Community: Segmentation Example

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Voice: Be Integral

• I am

• We are

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Purpose: Be Integral

• Is this initiative good for me?

• ...for us?

• ...for the community?

• ...for a greater good?

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Integral Voice & Purpose

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Agenda

• Pre-requisites

• Experiential learning

• Actionable metrics

• Examples: External - Internal

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Experiential Learning

• Think Qualitative

• Example: Return on Natural Influence: - RO(n)I

• Social Capital

• Brand Awareness

• Sense Response

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Experiential Learning

• Ask good questions and make good assumptions about:

• Industry

• Business

• Market

• Customers

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Experiential LearningAssumptions are core individual and collective (culture) beliefs that are examined for truth.

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Experiential Learning

• How to begin

• Do no harm

• Roadmap to RO(n)I

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Experiential Learning Model

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Agenda

• Pre-requisites

• Experiential learning

• Actionable metrics

• Examples: External - Internal

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Actionable Metrics

• Quantitative: track the process

• What’s changed as a result of our initiative?

• Drill down to actions/responses

• Are changes in agreement with assumptions and core beliefs?

• Adjust/change assumptions/beliefs

• Adjust/change process

• Repeat - Model

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Example: Model

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Agenda

• Pre-requisites

• Experiential learning

• Actionable metrics

• Examples: External - Internal

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Examples: External

Focus

• What are you doing?

• Connect and share

• Create your own

• Centralized “me”

• Serve and supportCustom Platforms

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Internal - IntranetFocus

• what are you working on?

• get things done

• get projects done

Success stories

• IBM-Beehive-Wiki-Media Library-Enterprise Tagging

• Best Buy-Blue Shirt Nation

Custom Platforms

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