Yesterday, we had the second in a three part webinar series about social strategy. The first, which you should listen to, focuses on understanding customers though socialgraphics. The following slides and recorded webinar (a bit faint, so be sure turn it up) are intended to be the foundation for companies of all sizes to develop a strategy based on business objectives –not the latest technology.
We believe in Open Research and encourage our knowledge to become the foundation for growth of ideas, and encourage you to learn, share on your blog, and put into educational materials. Those that offer social services or technologies, should consider embedding this on their site, and using to quickly educate prospects and clients –furthering the industry forward.
The Social Strategy Trilogy
Part 1: Socialgraphics help you to understand your customers
Part 2: Developing a Social Strategy (You’re here now)
Part 3: Getting your company ready
Attend the Final Third Webinar: Getting Your Company Ready
To attend the third no cost webinar, we’re accepting registrations (we had over 1100 this second one) so please sign up.
Above, Listen in to recording, it takes a few minutes to get started.
If you write a review I’ll be happy to provide a link so we can hear the perspectives of those that watched, if you found the presentation helpful, please pass it on, and encourage it to spread
Sharon gleaned five key points Airfoil PR highlights 7 key learnings Alyce gives her wrap up thoughts Charlene cross posted from the Altimeter blog The file is also on Dropio The tag from the event was #socialstrategy, see the Twitter discussion
The next webinar, “Social Strategy: Getting Your Company Ready” will be taking place on Wednesday, April 14 from 11 am -12 pm. You can register at this link: http://bit.ly/gettingready
Hi Jeremiah,
Thanks for sharing this with everyone, I embedded the presentation in my blog. Monitoring tools will help you analyze your offline campaigns (EX: Super bowl campaigns), Demand generation (Based on status updates) etc. Social strategy has implications for different stake holders in the organization.
Thanks, I saw your posterous, I appreciate it.
Thanks for taking us up out of “shiny & new” discussions.
Solving business challenges is still the job of any platform
Am posting this @SocialMediaHub
Thanks!
Thanks Jeremy – great presentation. Timely too since I'm helping my organization dip our toe in Social Media.
hi Jeremy and Charlene, thank you for sharing your knowledge with us, a good presentation indeed, yes, 'learn' is the first important thing to do, i am sure my MBA readers will benefit lots from this. Thanks.
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I embedded the presentation in my blog. Monitoring tools will help you analyze your offline campaigns.
I realize this presentation is a bit dated, but I was hoping to watch it for some background information. However, it looks like the Webinar recording has been removed. Is there an alternative location to watch this? Thank you!