Public Relations In The New World Of Distributed Influence

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Public Relations In Public Relations In The New World Of The New World Of Distributed Influence Distributed Influence Paul Gillin QUALCOMM November 9, 2009

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This session will focus on the new realities of public relations in the emerging bottom-up world. The assumption is that influence patterns are changing and that individual experts, using various online tools of expression, are increasingly defining the business agenda and the priorities for mainstream media. We look at how to interact with these people - most of whom who don't meet the traditional media profile - how to optimize their influence and audiences and how to measure results.

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Public Relations In The New Public Relations In The New World Of Distributed InfluenceWorld Of Distributed Influence

Paul GillinQUALCOMMNovember 9, 2009

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Discussion Forums – Tactical but impersonalBlogs – The online equivalent to speakingMicroblogs – Short, fast and shallowPodcasts – Depth but no interactivitySocial Networks – Listening postsSocial Bookmarking – Human-powered searchOnline Video – Be remarkable, be quickSearch Engines – Optimize for them

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Choosing Tools Blog Podcas

tVide

oSocial

Network

Private communit

y

Review engine

Virtual world

Build community ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻

Counter negativity ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻

Crisis management ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻

Customer conversation ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻

Expose employee talent ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻

Generate web traffic ☻ ☻ ☻

Humanize the company ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻

Market research ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻

Media relations ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻Generate new product ideas

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Product promotion ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻

Customer service ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻

Customer feedback ☻ ☻ ☻

Frand advocates ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻

Sales leads ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻ ☻

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Source: Brian Solis

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Start by Listening

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Bookmarking and RSS

Social Media Search

Professional networks

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InfluencerRelations

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Source: Barbara French

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Look for authority and fans

This one looks promising

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Fans share passion

Tag cloud shows interests

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Blogroll leads to relevant sites

So does commentary

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And on her blogroll we find…

Which takes us to…

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Among its active contributors is Reba Haas

Who turns out to be quite active…

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Reba is an influencer!

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Tagsvoip, telecom, telephony, AndyAbramson, WiFi, FMC, Fixed Mobile, Convergence, CallVantage, Vonage, Skype, GizmoProject, SightSpeed, Video Conferencing, Web Conferencing, Mobivox, Truphone

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“Since 2002, this annual event has evolved into the cornerstone of SAP's influencer programs, now serving as a key event to validate SAP's transformational market strategy.”

•10 Influential bloggers tapped for one-year campaign•Participate in events and provide feedback on Intel’s marketing activities•Rewarded with access to key Intel information and executives

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Blog:The Swiss

Army Knife of Social Media

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Cheap and easy to create and updateHave distinct personal voiceCan quickly build traffic through reciprocal linksExcellent search engine performanceModest revenue opportunitySimple way to keep notes

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CEO

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Employee

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Group

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Advocacy

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Promotional

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Advisory

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A clear, preferably narrow focusFrequent updatesMix of short, long, light, heavy contentAggressive links to other bloggersComments and trackbacksMixed mediaEducate and discoverPersonalityPrompt for comments

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Read mainstream media and other bloggers and comment upon themFrame events in a new context that reflects your analysisBe offbeat and originalPackaging works: top 10 lists, predictions, best & worst, quick hits

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Bill Hill, Microsoft

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“The Gurus are the cornerstone of Clickable’s marketing strategy. Clickable's community program, led by the Gurus, now directly generates at least 50% of all new leads and customers and 400% more in new monthly advertising spend versus a year ago.”

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Microblogging

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1.7 million followers

1.2 million followers

1.1 million followers

980,000 followers

473,000 followers

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Twitter can promote all your other SM activitiesShare broad range of informationMake it personalBe remarkableMix it upRespond and retweetCoordinate with others in your organizationRepeat important messagesLink!

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Promoting Your Content

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Begins as a tweet

Becomes a blog entry

Feeds a podcast

Stokes a white paper

That gets tweeted!

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32 million members

300 million members44 million members

1 billion daily views

6 million daily visitors

50 million members10 million members

1 million daily visitors

1.5 million daily visitors

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Then

Now

ServerServer

UserUserSearchSearch

RSS enables automatic syndication to any computer that accepts RSS feeds. It’s free, automatic distribution.

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Facebook& LinkedIn

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Needs Definition

Product Architecture

Iterative Development

Field Testing

Viral Marketing

Peer Support

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Tweets

Blog entries

Conversation

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Great way to connect enthusiasts to each otherCan be about any topic99% are dead; they require care and feedingCan be restricted or openCan be visible or invisible to search enginesAdmins have permission to message members

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Facebook Fans

Announcements

Mailing List

Repurpose media

Feedback/testing

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Profiles are essential

Efficient contact management

Recommendations cement relationships

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Six degrees of connectionAdvice is social capital

Company research

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Research

Groups

Expertise

Syndication

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Traffic – unique visitors vs. page viewsTechnorati rankingsRSS subscriptionsGoogle linkto: and allinanchor:De.licio.us and Technorati tagsTrackbacksWebsiteGrader.com, Xinu, Compete, Alexa, etc.Not to mention…

Search engine rank

Social bookmark activity

Comments on your site and others

Inbound links

Blog mentions

Discussion group posts

Social network membership

Bloglines or Blogpulse rankings

Mainstream media references

Referral links

Search engine results

Positive/negative sentiment analysis

Video viewership

Mashups

Copycat or parody videos

Contest entries

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