how to amplify the human digital channel
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There's the digital channel and the HUMAN digital channel. Most of us have done work on A, but not B. Here's a prescription. These are just the slides. The depth is in the telling, but that's not free. : ) You may repurpose these sides as you need, but please cite the work and point back to humanbusinessworks.comTRANSCRIPT
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Wednesday, April 18, 12
chris brogan...typist
nyt bestselling authorstrategic advisory for mid- large cos
father of twolives in massachusetts (us)
drives a camarolikes gin and bourbon (not together)
still reads comic booksin a band with his girlfriend
reasonably helpfulnot arrogant, though seems it
sometimes
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the strange thing about slides
i’m right here. ------- >
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scary words“you’ve gotta get on facebook. it will change everything!”“if you don’t do this, you’ll lose everyone under 20.” “it costs nothing. it’s a no brainer.”“people make a fortune doing this stuff.”“it’s totally stupid. nothing ever happens.”“why would anyone do this?”“my buyer is not on here.” “only kids use these things.”“my niece does it for my company.”
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the human digital channeldigital: your websiteyour ecommerce effortsseo
human digital: your social networksyour email marketingyour mobile strategycontent marketing
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about your websitemobile mobile mobile mobileone call to actionmore on mobile in a bit
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goalswhat’s the goal?
* sales* membership* search conversion* networking* referrals/sharing* information* awareness* thought leadership
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the ecosystemlistening toolssocial networksemail service providerscontent management systemsurl shorteners and trackersmobile website toolssharing technology
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wiring this into your orglistening tools - the info goes where? social networks - who owns which roles? (remember the goals.)email service providers - strategy for use.content management systems - someone has to do the writing.url shorteners and trackers - without metrics, who cares?mobile website tools - a must.sharing technology - less of a must, but big.
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market vs communityyour community should be larger than your marketplacehow do you define and/or cultivate both?
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marketplace: human digital ch.always have something to sell; don’t always be sellingyou’re here to sell, thoughbe crisp and clear when sellingattention is a prime currencysharing is an act of powermark zuckerberg: “a like is the opportunity for business.” never invest in a social network. invest in peoplefire and forget works as well here as it does with loved onesbusiness is about belongingthe three stages of brand
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communityhuman business: sustainable, relationship-minded businessbe helpful beyond your salenever a transaction; a relationshipget a flag, not a bumper stickerbe at the elbow of every dealbe there long before the salethis feeds everything elseremember that community is a privilegeremember that community is transient and often shifting
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content marketingare you paying for seo?make the buyer the herocontent that helpsoffsite vs onsite contenttrade pub vs vanity magvideo (HUGE)snackable content (HUGE-R-ER)blogging and all its funeditorial calendarsemail marketing (see? even more)some serving suggestions
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sharingwhat gets shared?why is sharing important?what makes it easy to share?the different networks and sharingwhat it means to your businesswhy we talked briefly about url shortener techreferrals and sharing
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numbersmy favorite metric: $my second favorite: membersother ways to do this: referrals, # of test drives, whatever fills the existing funnel
tracking/shorteners/campaign-like thinkingmy thinking on qr codes
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operationshow many hours in a daywhere to find itwho should do itwiring it all togetherbuilding a runbook
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next movestighten up your main website for conversionimplement mobile fixes we mentioned nowimplement email fixes we talked about shortly thereafterwhich goal do you want to pursue first?write a 1 page policywrite a 1 page “when this goes wrong” plandefine success and put this into a test stage (how long? 3 months?)determine what “graduation” looks likewire your efforts into the main business build an editorial content calendar for blog, email, and/or soc networkssketch out the metrics you will measurehow will you track these efforts?what’s a good first win, a second win, the next year?
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Wednesday, April 18, 12
chris brogan...human business works sells
strategic advisory services and projectsaround implementing everything
we just talked about.
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