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Tune in to Keep your Afloat Dr. Suku Sinnappan Swinburne University of Technology GeeITDigital.com.au

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Page 1: Suku Sinnappan

Tune in to Keep your Afloat

Dr. Suku SinnappanSwinburne University of Technology

GeeITDigital.com.au

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Brands are owned by customers

• Brand image (Definition)– Impression in the consumers' mind of a brand's total

personality– Formed by tangible, imaginary qualities and

shortcomings. – Brand image is developed over time through with

consistency and is authenticated through the consumers' direct experience.

BusinessDictionary.com (2010)

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EE2 = experience engineering

Source: http://www.socialstrategy1.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/Voice-of-Users.jpg

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Contact points

• Non interactive vs interactive . • Interactive Contact points can influence

customers more than non-interactive. e-Interactive

HomepageWebsites / Banner Ads

iPhone / Smart Phone / PDAsE-books / iPad

TwitterFacebookMySpace

Wiki / Blogs / ForumsPodCast

Other Web 2.0

InteractiveRetail Store

EventsSpot Campaigns

Radio

Non-interactiveTV

BillboardsMagazines

Email signatureNewspapers

Catalogue

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Digital Revolution

• Digital revolution has changed how customers choose engage with brands

• Convergence of technology and fluidity of content has dramatically changed the nature of how information is produced, consumed and shared.

• web 2.0, open source, virtual worlds, cost of technology,

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Losing the grip

• Websites are losing grip as the sole digital voice about a brand or service.

• Customer feedback and involvement are multimodal, diverse and noisy

• 40% or 9 mil Australians communicate via social networks (Nielsen)

Source: http://w

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Need to Tune in and reach your customer in their own space

Source: http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/brand_irony_colgate

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When you tune in – you beat the clutter and find your space

before

after

Source: http://live.drjays.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/brands.jpg

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Most popular social media websites

Source: http://www.nielsen-online.com/pr/social_media_report-mar10.pdf

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Fastest growing social media activity 2008 to 2009

• source

Source: http://www.nielsen-online.com/pr/social_media_report-mar10.pdf

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Source: http://www.rossdawsonblog.com/Web2_Framework.pdf

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Source: http://www.rossdawsonblog.com/Web2_Framework.pdf

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Web 2.0 effect is hard to be calculated.But understood well by the younger

audience

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The right tunning

• Trends are changing – freemium, crowdsourcing, produsage, convergence, customer engagement (not longer hits) etc

• Companies who ‘understand’ have done well – Monty Phyton (using YouTube)– LEGO (Adult Fans of Lego - AFOL)– Renault 12 sec strip (Viral user participation)– Old Spice (Viral Ad)– etc

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Case Study on Telstra (Twitter)

• Profiles in twitter (a few operators – scott, yoshi, matt)

• Language used, voice, feel and mood• Issues and demonstration of dissatisfaction –

helstra, telstraishell• Is it across all Telco providers?

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Questions

f2f or the below?– E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]– LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/drsuku– Skype: drstudy– Twitter: http://twitter.com/dr_at_work– 2nd Life: study writer