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Social Media & Business The Business Case for Web 2.0 & Social Media Marcus Kuhn December 7th 2009

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Page 1: Introduction to Social Media & Business

Social Media & Business

The Business Case for Web 2.0 & Social Media

Marcus Kuhn December 7th 2009

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What are today‘s goals?

To answer the following questions:

What is Web 2.0 & Social Media?

What has Social Media to do with business?

What are Best Practices in SocialMedia use?

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The history of the Web

© Chris Harrison

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© CERN

The CERN faced a specific problem: How to distributemassive amountsof data andresearch findings

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© CERN

Tim Berners Lee:Invented theWorld Wide Web at CERN in 1991

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© Matt Britt

The Web is basedon the Internet.

And it is huge!

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© informationarchitects.jp

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Social Media is built on top of…

Internet

World Wide Web

Web 2.0

Social Media

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© Flickr: davidmarcus

What is Web 2.0?

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© Markus Angermeier / Tim O‘Reilly

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1998blogger.com

Some Web 2.0 Applications

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Some Web 2.0 Applications

2001en.wikipedia.org

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Some Web 2.0 Applications

2004flickr.com

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What is Social Media?

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Social Media is „an umbrellaterm that defines thevarious activities that

integrate technology, socialinteraction, and the

construction of words, pictures and audio.“

Source: wikipedia.org

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It is all about the dialogue. The dialogue going on 24/7 online on various

web properties.

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Source: theconversationprism.com

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Examples

• Communication

- Blogs, Micro-Blogs, Social Networks

» e.g. Blogger, Wordpress, Twitter, Yammer, Facebook, LinkedIn

• Collaboration

- Wikis, Social Bookmarking, Social News

» e.g. Wikipedia, PBwiki, Delicious, Google Reader, Digg, Reddit

• Multimedia

- Photo sharing, Video sharing, Media streaming

» e.g. Flickr, Picasa, YouTube, Vimeo, Skype, Pandora, Last.fm

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Media#Examples

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Source: Erik Qualman; Socialnomics

Social Media Revolution [Video]

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Some Statistics

2/3 of the internet‘s populationvisit Social Networks & time spent on Social Networks isgrowing 3x the overall Internet rate.

Internet Population: 1.3 billion

Time on SN: 10% of time online

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What do you think?

Is Social Media a fad?

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What can Social Media do for you?

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Social Media can helpwith…

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Public Relations© Whitehouse

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Customer Service

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Loyalty Building© Flickr: Matt Dinerstein

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Collaboration© Flickr: varvara lozenko

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Networking

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Thought-Leadership

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Customer Acquisition© Flickr: Matt Dinerstein

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How to do it!?

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Listen

© Flickr: CarbonNYC

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Engage

© Flickr: Juddejah

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Measure

Source: ttoes.wordpress.com

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© Wordle

Enterprise 2.0

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Enterprise 2.0 is theapplication of Web 2.0 in businesses.

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And there is quite a few people whothink that it is a broader shift of

company cultures.

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Source: McKinsey

Enterprise 2.0 [Video]

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Enterprise 2.0

• Changing the way we work

• Top-down singnaling needed to get it started» „Find pockets of energy and use them!“

• If we build it they will come falacy

• CIOs role is to inform and lead the initiative

• If you are managing people Enterprise 2.0 toolsare your friend

• Measure by setting goals.

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An example needed!?

Namics Intranet – 07. 12. 2009namics.com

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What do you think?

Do you see Enterprise 2.0 in your

organization?

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Social Media Business Cases

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Source: YouTube

United (breaks guitars)[Video]

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United [breaks guitars]

The Video was watchedmore than 6 million times.

United obviously was not listening.

The losses can only beestimated…

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What do you think?

Was this the rightthing to do?

What would youhave done?

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Source: YouTube

Disgusting Dominos People [Video]

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Source: YouTube

Dominos‘ response [Video]

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Dominos

It was shaping up to be a PR disaster.

But: Dominos was able to limitthe damage by acting proactivelyand going into the offense.

They listened and engaged.

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Dell

Source: twitter.com/delloutlet

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Dell early on understood thepower of Twitter.

Custom offers to Twitterenabled Dell to easilygenerate business with only a few employees.

Dell – Making 3 millions…

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Swiss Federal Railways (SBB)

Source: Namics

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SBB proactively engages thecustomer to let him knowabout service distortions andhelps them to circumventthem. Result: A happy customer and a lot of PR.

SBB

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Candidacy of Barack Obama

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Candidacy of Barack Obama

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Wrapping Up & Outlook

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What were today‘s goals?

Answer the following questions:

What is Web 2.0 & Social Media?

What has Social Media to do with business?

What are Best Practices in SocialMedia use?

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Six Social Media Trends for 2010

less social

more corporate

more business

more regulated

more mobile

replacing emailSource: David Armano

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Questions

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Thank You!

Marcus Kuhn

[email protected]

twitter.com/marcuskuhn

facebook.com/marcuskuhn

geekybusiness.com

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Some numbers

• 13 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube every minute

• 5,000,000,000 minutes are spent on Facebook every day

• 13,000,000 articles are available on Wikipedia, 250 editshappen every minute

• 3,600,000,000 pictures are stored on Flickr

• Twitter grew 1382% from January to February 2009

• 93% of Social media users believe a company should habe a presence in Social Media

• 85% of Social Media users believe that a company shouldgo further than just having a presende on social sites andshould also interact with ist customers.

Source: What the F**K is Social Media: One Year Later

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Some numbers…

• You see it is supposed to be a dialogue, not a monologue.

• The big problem of marketers: They don‘tunderstand channels where you have to talk andlisten and the same time.

• For companies resistance to social media is futile:- Millions of people are creating content for the social

web.

- Your competitors are already there.

- Your customers have been there for a long time.

- If you business isn‘t putting itself out there, it ought tobe.

Source: BusinessWeek

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Remember - Social Media is…

…not just anotherchannel to market

your products.