What Google+ Means for Marketers: A View from Ford's Experience

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What Google+ Means for Marketers Scott Monty Global Head of Social Media Ford Motor Company A Ford leadership story
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What Google+ Means for Marketers

Scott Monty

Global Head of Social Media

Ford Motor Company

A Ford leadership story

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The Ford Google+ Story

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Testing…1…2…3...

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Connecting can be difficult

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The party is only getting bigger48

hours of video is uploaded to YouTube every minuteInternal YouTube data 2011

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And, getting shorter 56% of DVR owners fast forward through commercials

Nielsen 2010

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But…Payoff for connecting has never been greater

77% of brand contentis created by consumers

90% trust recommendations from people they know

360i 2009 Nielsen 2009

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How do you cut through and truly connect?

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Identity

Relationships

Sharing

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Social is a core human behavior, not a destination.

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Challenges within social

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Problem: Messages are impersonal

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What if you could share the

right content with the

right people?

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How was your trip?

My mom The guys Jason

Internal Google Data 2011

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CirclesThe right message to the right people

Quirky Comedy

Fans

4268

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Problem: Comments aren’t conversations

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What if you could have

real conversations with your customers?

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Real conversations with the right customers

Hangouts

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Enabling social brand engagement Social brand video experiences with the click of a button

Screenshot

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Hangouts with extrasShare your screen for customer service

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Hanging out with the PresidentThe White House experiments with Google+

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Problem:

Recommendations lack staying power

Problem: Recommendations lack staying power

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What if

recommendations were surfaced when they mattered most?

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Recommendations Influence Purchases

71%

Say reviews from family members or friends influence

purchase decisions

84%

Use online sources when deciding what

to buy

Harris Interactive 2010 Google research study 2011

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Search & the +1 Button Stand out on Google search with recommendations when you need them

Sandra Robles, Kari Clark, Daniel Friedman and 31 other people +1’d this

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,,,

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Problem: Social as yet another channel

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What if you had

social elementsin all your efforts?

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Google+ PageYour identity on Google

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Google+ PageYour identity on Google

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Cross-channel audience developmentDriving followership to continue the relationship

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sites

display

video

mobile

search

Google+ page

+your brand

Connect all your +1’s across the web

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Messages are impersonal

Comments are not conversations

Recommendations lack staying power

Social is yet another channel

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Search

Video Mobile

Offers Local SiteDisplay

Google+ as a common thread, not another channel

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How To Get Started

Share valuable content and hold Hangouts

Promote your page with badges and offline marketing

Create a page & link it to your site and ads

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