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Social media for marketers: Unpicking the 2.0 hype 11.11.09 Jeremy Head Travel Editor, iCrossing [email protected] o.uk www.travelblather.com connect.icrossing.co.uk

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Jeremy Head's Social Media presentation from WTM seminar titled: Web 2.0 for Travel Marketers: Unpicking the hype 11/11/09 http://www.wtmlondon.com/page.cfm/action=Seminars/SeminarID=47

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Social media for marketers: Unpicking the

2.0 hype11.11.09

Jeremy HeadTravel Editor, iCrossing

Jeremy.head@icrossing.co.ukwww.travelblather.comconnect.icrossing.co.uk

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A digital marketing agency with search and social at its coreWe blend SEO, paid search, social media, content, display advertising, user experience, web development, and analytics & insight to design and support sophisticated SEO strategies

ICROSSING IS…

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a word about iCrossing…

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• People in the travel blogosphere: Alastair McKenzie @alastairmck, Kevin May @kevinlukemay

• iCrossing Social Media crew: Antony Mayfield, Simon Mustoe, Caroline O’Donaghue

• Travel company insiders: Paul @easyjetCare, Jemima @Cheapflights_uk

• Community theorist: Tom Glaisyer @tglaisyer

...a few ‘thank you’s

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...think of the web as an expanding sphere

Image: (cc) fdecomite

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...disrupting and absorbing everything it touches

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...and at the moment it is touching our lives, our relationships

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...which (for now) we call social media

Image: Bestario.org

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40% of sales are influenced by social media

McKinsey

Over 30% of our leisure time is now spent online, according to a TNS survey in late 2008 across 16 countries.

TNS, December 2008

In mid-2008, social networking accounted for around 10% of worldwide online time. This is a category that didn't exist 3 years ago.

Nielsen, March 2009

Globally, social networks have enjoyed a 25% growth in unique visitors in the last year. Comscore, August 2009

39% of UK Internet users - more than 15.4 million people - will use social networks at least once per month in 2009.

eMarketer, April 2009

It’s here to stay…

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More complex decision making…

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...from channels to networks...

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It’s (still) about REAL people…

Image (cc) Elvire.R.

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Your customers have been set free… they now live in connected networks of experiences and information that help them make all their decisions. In this new world, brands need a new approach…

Those that are aware, active, useful and trusted in these networks will succeed. These are ‘connected brands’

http://www.bestiario.org/

…interacting with your brand

Brands must live and be valued in their customers’ networks

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1. Understand your networks

2. Be useful to your networks

3. Be live in your networks

Rules of engagement

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“What makes Toyota's effort interesting is it doesn't feel like it was scripted by suits. The hypermiling challenge contains an element of mystery that draws in readers. The bloggers acknowledge there's a chance the stunt may fail, and the appearance of a "whatever happens, happens" attitude from Toyota conveys the company's confidence in its product — something other car companies don't have the stones to pull off.” Wired’s Autopia blog, 29th January 2009

A low-fi execution with a risk element that conveyed confidence

CASE STUDIES TOYOTA IQ

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Sarah’s creds slide

Tel: +44 1273 827 700

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Thank you