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brandon, joey, shane

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people

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people

social media

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people

social psychology

social media

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influence

people

social psychology

social media

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influence

people

social psychology

social media persuasion

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influence

people

social psychology

social media persuasion

change

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(n.) marketing with people, to influence others for behavior change

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Arrow ProcessWhy use graphics from PowerPointing.com?

Print

Radio

Marketers Consumers

Traditional Marketing Model

• It took radio 38 years to reach 50 million listeners (Socialnomics).• Only 18% of traditional TV campaigns generate a positive ROI (Socialnomics).

• Ad revenues for print declined 28.6% in 2009 (PwC).

TV

Marketers would send a message through limited media outlets

Consumers choose to buy or not buy the product

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Arrow Process

Sway

Develop a strategy that can be targeted to the creators, engaged, mavens

Provide the tools that allow for your message to spread and influence

Behavior change

Target opinion leaders both on and offline

Some techniques are more powerful than others in swaying

The Follower EffectMarketers

Social Sway Marketing Model

Tools

Capture opinion leaders and build a relationship

Guerilla

Social MediaOpinion

Leadership

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Arrow Process

Sway

Develop a strategy that can be targeted to the creators, engaged, mavens

Target opinion leaders both on and offline

The Follower EffectMarketers

Social Sway Marketing Model

Tools

Guerilla

Social MediaOpinion

Leadership

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Arrow Process

Sway

Develop a strategy that can be targeted to the creators, engaged, mavens

Target opinion leaders both on and offline

The Follower EffectMarketers

Social Sway Marketing Model

Tools

Capture opinion leaders and build a relationship

Guerilla

Social MediaOpinion

Leadership

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Arrow ProcessWhy use graphics from PowerPointing.com? Opinion Leader (Katz)

Opinion leaders are individuals who obtain more media coverage than others and are especially educated on a certain issue.

1) the personification of his/her values ( who one is) 2) his/her competence (what one knows) 3) his/her location (who one knows)

GuerillaOpinion

Leadership

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Arrow ProcessWhy use graphics from PowerPointing.com?Redefine Opinion Leader

Opinion leaders are individuals who obtain more media coverage than others and are especially educated on a certain issue.

1) the personification of his/her values ( who one is) 2) his/her competence (what one knows) 3) his/her location (who one knows)

GuerillaOpinion

Leadership

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Arrow Process

Sway

Develop a strategy that can be targeted to the creators, engaged, mavens

Provide the tools that allow for your message to spread and influence

Target opinion leaders both on and offline

The Follower EffectMarketers

Social Sway Marketing Model

Tools

Capture opinion leaders and build a relationship

Guerilla

Social MediaOpinion

Leadership

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Arrow ProcessWhy use graphics from PowerPointing.com?Social Media

Facebook Twitter Engagement Measuring marketing metrics Google Voice

Social media tools Tools

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Arrow Process

Sway

Develop a strategy that can be targeted to the creators, engaged, mavens

Provide the tools that allow for your message to spread and influence

Target opinion leaders both on and offline

Some techniques are more powerful than others in swaying

The Follower EffectMarketers

Social Sway Marketing Model

Tools

Capture opinion leaders and build a relationship

Guerilla

Social MediaOpinion

Leadership

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Arrow ProcessWhy use graphics from PowerPointing.com?

Cialdini’s Six Principles of Influence (2008) Reciprocity Commitment and Consistency Social Proof Scarcity Liking Authority

Information Cascade

Sway Techniques Sway

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Arrow ProcessWhy use graphics from PowerPointing.com?

“Operators are waiting, please call now.”

Social Proof

“If operators are busy, please call again.”

Professor Reilly: It’s high school, all my friends are doing it, why can’t I?

Mom: If everyone jumped off a bridge, would you?

How can we apply social proof?

Sway

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Arrow ProcessWhy use graphics from PowerPointing.com?Case Studies

Thederekjohnson.com Facebook “Microtrends” advertisement (206) 334-4012 - a CEO’s cell #

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Arrow Process

Sway

Develop a strategy that can be targeted to the creators, engaged, mavens

Provide the tools that allow for your message to spread and influence

Behavior change

Target opinion leaders both on and offline

Some techniques are more powerful than others in swaying

The Follower EffectMarketers

Social Sway Marketing Model

Tools

Capture opinion leaders and build a relationship

Guerilla

Social MediaOpinion

Leadership

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Arrow ProcessWhy use graphics from PowerPointing.com?Creating Behavior Change The Follower Effect

Activator Behavior Consequences

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Arrow ProcessWhy use graphics from PowerPointing.com?Mish Mish The Follower Effect

Activator Behavior Consequences

How can we create The Follower Effect?

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Arrow ProcessWhy use graphics from PowerPointing.com?

Will social sway work for you? Can you do it? Is it worth it?

Closing

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Social Sway Marketing