pro social internet (by john grant to apg)

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Exploring some ways the internet is being used to promote social good - and how brands could possibly get involved. Based upon my new book Co-opportunity (Wiley, 2010)

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Social Media

MeSpace

Pop17 is the

1,159th mostfamous entertaineron the internet

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JOIN OUR TWITTERSTORM ON WEDNESDAY APRIL 14th USING #WAKEUP IN YOUR TWEETS.

Social MediaPro

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Social Media

It’s a whole new ball gameLike sitting between 2 kids on a bus

Few old marketing models applyNew models emerging; brand utility, experiences, marketing enthusiasm

But there is another way

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Social Marketing

Brands as ideas to live byNew traditions & customsTrojan horses for social change

Many of your clients embraced CSRNike Xchange, M&S PlanA etc.

Brand Opportunity is life enhancing CAUSE RELATED MARKETING 2.0

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Video shown is athttp://www.girleffect.org/share

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Video Shown is athttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qOfuWxFpeE

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Co-operation: focus on wellbeing of overall

group

Competition: focus on individual interests

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10.5 Pro Social Applications

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1. Social Production

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2. Crowdfunding

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3. Resource Sharing

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4. Buyer Power

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5. Missions

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6. Trust networks

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7. Transparency

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8. Solidarity

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9. Social Learning

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10. Slacktivism

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10.5 Taking the Piss

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Video shown is athttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BimSZ6ozDj4

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“By the end of this decade, power and influence will shift largely to

those people with the best reputations and trust networks, from people with money and nominal power.

Everyone gets a chance to participate in large or small ways,

giving a voice to ‘the silent majority’”Craig Newmark, Apr 2010