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Online branding and marketing seminar presented to local Toledo business owners. Credits to Forrester Research and Jake McKee for ideas referenced in this presentation. Sponsored by Creative Financial Partners.

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  1. Slide 1: A Strategic Approach to Online Branding 30 Lines
  2. Slide 2: Follow along at SlideShare.net/30lines
  3. Slide 3: “The power of the consumer's voice has never been stronger... It's impacting consumer behavior and how companies operate.” David Daniels, VP & Research Director, Jupiter Research
  4. Slide 4: “A great brand can take months, if not years, and millions of dollars to build. It can be destroyed in hours by a blogger upset with your company.” Andy Beal, MarketingPilgrim.com
  5. Slide 5: “Over 90% of search engine users either find what they are looking for, revise their search or give up within the first three pages of results.” Search Engine User Behavior Study, iProspect
  6. Slide 6: “53% of the content a user reads about a company online comes from sources other than that company’s website...” International Social Media Research, Universal McCann
  7. Slide 7: Who is 30 Lines? >> Social media marketing >> Online reputation monitoring >> Local search optimization
  8. Slide 8: The best thing to happen to small business marketing.
  9. Slide 9: >> It levels the playing field by giving you a voice. >> It gives you a direct connection to your customers. >> It gives your customers a direct connection to each other.
  10. Slide 10: Objectives >> Identify tools to listen to, join and lead online conversations. >> Identify strategies to engage current and prospective customers. >> Incorporate these ideas into daily operations and long-term business plans. >> Eat some wings.
  11. Slide 11: Are you working inside Fort Business?
  12. Slide 12: Social media? Web 2.0? Kid stuff, right?
  13. Slide 13: Social media is people having conversations online.
  14. Slide 14: Those conversations are powered by… >> Social networks >> Widgets >> Blogs >> Social bookmarks >> Online chat >> Message boards >> Podcasts >> Photo sharing sites >> RSS >> Video sharing sites >> Microblogs >> Wikis >> And much, much more…
  15. Slide 15: Listen >> Understand what your customers are saying about you brand. Talk >> Leading the online conversation is the best way to communicate your message. Energize >> Give your fans the tools they need to share your message among their peers. Embrace >>Ask you clients for new ideas that drive better service and greater innovation. Support >> Enable customers to help each other when service issues arise.
  16. Slide 16: Dig into the Toolbox
  17. Slide 17: Listening
  18. Slide 18: Listening: >> Search Engines >> Twitter Search >> Google Alerts >> TweetBeep >> Yahoo Alerts >> Review Sites >> Technorati >> Trackur >> BoardTracker >> Radian6 >> RSS >> BrandsEye
  19. Slide 19: RSS =
  20. Slide 22: Talking
  21. Slide 23: Talking: >> Website >> Social Networks >> Email >> Twitter >> Blogs >> Photo Sharing >> Social Networks >> Discussion Boards >> Video Sharing
  22. Slide 26: Energizing
  23. Slide 27: Energizing: >> ShareThis >> Widgets >> StumbleUpon >> Social Bookmarks >> Digg >> Web Applications >> Video Sharing >> Photo Sharing
  24. Slide 29: Embracing
  25. Slide 30: Embracing: >> SuggestionBox >> IdeaScale >> GetSatisfaction >> Polls >> Surveys >> Social Networks >> Yelp >> Kudzu
  26. Slide 33: Supporting
  27. Slide 34: Supporting: >> GetSatisfaction >> Wikis >> Google Groups >> Yahoo Answers >> Customer forums >> Review Sites
  28. Slide 35: LET’S EAT!
  29. Slide 36: >> 93% believe a company should have a presence in social media. >> 85% believe companies should be using social media to interact with customers. >> 56% feel better about brands that they interact with online via social media tools. 2008 Business in Social Media Study, Cone Business
  30. Slide 37: Listen >> Understand what your customers are saying about you brand. Talk >> Leading the online conversation is the best way to communicate your message. Energize >> Give your fans the tools they need to share your message among their peers. Embrace >>Ask you clients for new ideas that drive better service and greater innovation. Support >> Enable customers to help each other when service issues arise.
  31. Slide 38: Test the Water
  32. Slide 39: Pin down your goals. >> It’s not just about marketing. • Customer Service, Public Relations, Recruiting • Clients, Prospects, Vendors, Shareholders >> Online tactics don’t play out in a vacuum, and they don’t replace current offline efforts.
  33. Slide 40: Be approachable.
  34. Slide 41: “80% of success is showing up.”
  35. Slide 42: Have a presence. >> Set up profile pages. >> Keep the message consistent. >> Don’t forget maps and listings sites. >> Keep them current.
  36. Slide 43: Start listening.
  37. Slide 44: Tuning In >> Find your audience. >> Know the buzz about your subject. >> Have a plan to respond.
  38. Slide 45: Join the conversation.
  39. Slide 46: Joining the Conversation >> Learn the rules. >> Leave a trail. >> Start courting influencers.
  40. Slide 47: Steer the message.
  41. Slide 48: Steer the Message >> Create for your audience, not your ego. >> Embrace those influencers. >> Use tools to spread your reach.
  42. Slide 49: Track your progress.
  43. Slide 50: Tracking Your Success: >> Google Analytics >> Yahoo Analytics >> Quantcast >> Technorati >> Feedburner
  44. Slide 51: Obstacles
  45. Slide 52: Obstacles >> What’s the ROI? – “Risk Of Inaction” >> “It’s a fad.” – Fundamental change in habits >> “I don’t have the time.”
  46. Slide 53: Key Takeaways
  47. Slide 54: Stop SHOUTING, Start LISTENING
  48. Slide 55: Look at the whole picture. >> More than a logo or website, your brand is how people perceive you. What others say about you is more important than ever. >> Like it or not, social media leads to conversations about your company. Participating helps you control the message.
  49. Slide 56: Be willing to listen. >> Effective online marketing is more than a website and banner ads. It’s a strategically driven approach to harnessing the power of the Internet and online communities. >> Social media creates new opportunities, but requires a completely different approach than traditional marketing strategies.
  50. Slide 57: Social Media Marketing >> Social Networking Sites – Profile Design, Promotion, Management >> Custom Online Communities – Research, Design, Promotion, Management >> Blogs – Design, Implementation, Editorial, Posting/Commenting Policy Creation >> Videos – Content Creation, Editing, Distribution >> Widgets and Applications – Strategy, Programming, Distribution >> Microblogs – Profile Design, Implementation, Posting/Commenting Policies >> Custom RSS Feeds Online Reputation Monitoring >> Blogs >> Social Networks >> Online News Services, Ratings/Reviews Websites Search Engine Optimization >> Blogger Relations Programs >> Social Media Optimization
  51. Slide 58: Keep learning. >> Groundswell >> SearchEngineGuide.com >> SocialMediaToday.com >> Hello! My Name is Scott.
  52. Slide 59: Let’s connect. Mike Whaling 386.795.8000 mike@30lines.com 30lines.com Twitter.com/30lines Slides posted at SlideShare.net/30lines