SIS 2011 - Transforming Organizations Into Publishing Machines - Rob Garner - iCrossing

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TRANSFORMING ORGANIZATIONS INTO PUBLISHING MACHINES 1

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TRANSFORMING ORGANIZATIONS

INTO PUBLISHING MACHINES

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How are organizations transforming to

become effective digital custom

publishers?

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www.sempo.org www.dfwsem.org

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Let’s hear what they say and do.

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Can’t say who said it, but it might be marketing

execs from one or more of these brands…

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“You sense it is the right moment for a

change, and this is one of those times."

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“Digital publishing was an easy choice.

TV ads are expensive. The budget was

small enough that we didn't even think

much about it."

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“Consumers want you to weigh in on

topics that are broadly relevant to your

expertise."

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“If you do not respond instantaneously,

you are no longer part of that

conversation."

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“You can’t just be a publisher, you have to

be a participator."

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“A big question - who should publish? Business

unit, legal, marketing, customer service?

The answer is to create an ecosystem for

everyone."

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“Put in place a process to publish relevant,

timely, and connected content."

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“Our first blog post took 3 weeks. We struggled

over the first post. We thought we were writing

War and Peace. The crazy thing it was the least

read post ever.

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The first 50 posts don’t matter because no one is

viewing yet.

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Use this period to find your voice, and

don’t sweat as much over it.”

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“Let go – gradually, but not entirely."

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“Embrace both the negative and the

positive."

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“Community management is critical."

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“Tell the risk managers to chill out. Nicely."

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“Don’t micromanage it…

…let it be."

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THANK YOU

Rob Garner VP, Strategy

iCrossing.com

[email protected]

@robgarner

214.676.2089

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