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  • vickyta
    vickyta said 1 month Edit Delete

    Hi LaSandra, thanks for sharing the slides. Your campaign was very well orchestrated. I recently launched a similar campaign at my company. The program initially focused on inbound communications for endorsement and acceptance. I am mostly interested in how you spread collateral and images in widget format. Also, what kind of coverage did the campaign receive?

  • andyt
    andyt said 3 months Edit Delete

    Great presentation.Kudos to you LaSandra on your ability to win the approval in such a large company, which I know is so difficult, having worked in one, especially when you have a totally new approach to doing things.

  • willfratt
    willfratt said 4 months Edit Delete

    Nice presentation tonight at the Stanford class. Looks like Cisco is really embracing Web 2.0.

  • lasandra5
    lasandra5 said 4 months Edit Delete

    @guest78bb04 - Since the product just launched in March we don't yet know the sales impact as everything is still in the pipeline. For metrics we used the CRS-1 launch as comparison (which was a very successful launch for its time) and the investment for this online only launch was multipliers less with more impact relative to press, blog posts, web page views, launch event attendees and overall impressions.

  • guest78bb04
    guest78bb04 said 4 months Edit Delete

    Interesting presentation LaSandra. Were you able to quantify the net impact the campaign had on sales of the ISR? Did you have target metrics for the campaign? How did you establish those metrics? twitter.com/timmylevad or tlevad@cisco.com

  • OliverDing
    OliverDing said 5 months Edit Delete

    A great case, shared to slideshare room on friendfeed:
    http://friendfeed.com/rooms/slideshare

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    Building a Community with Social Media and Web 2.0 - A Cisco Product Launch Case Study

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    Desc: This presentation explores key aspects of the web 2.0 and social media. Using a Cisco case study this presentation reveals how Cisco created an interactive web experience using web 2.0 and built a community using social media outlets including Facebook, Second Life, blogs and discussion forums ultimately spreading its marketing message for the introduction of a new router. This was presented at a SVAMA Emerging Media Morning Forum on March 26, 2008.

    Update: I made some changes to the deck on July 1, 2008 based on some feedback from Jeremiah Owyang including a valuable slide on lessons learned near the end of the deck.

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    1. Slide 1:Building a Community with Social Media and Web 2.0 A Cisco Product Launch Case Study LaSandra Brill, Mgr, SP Web & Social Media lbrill@cisco.com July, 2008
    2. Slide 2:Why should I care about social media? YouTube = 10 percent of all internet traffic (source: Ellacoya Networks) (source: Ellacoya Networks) YouTube & Wikipedia among top brands (source: brandchannel.com) (source: brandchannel.com) Five of the top 10 websites are social (source: Alexa) (source: Alexa) Over 100 million blogs exist (source: Technorati) (source: Technorati) 120,000 new blogs launched every day (source: Technorati) (source: Technorati) 1.5 million posts per day (17 per second) (source: Technorati) (source: Technorati) Blog readership?
    3. Slide 3: Marketing in a Web 2.0 World Create a Two Way relationship Communication (not an event)