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In this talk, we’ll compare consumer review services and social networks, and learn how to avoid the bad apples. We’ll learn about the Federal Trade Commission’s crack-down on deceptive advertising, and what it means for bloggers, reviewers and advertisers. Business owners will learn how to use online reviews to get new customers. Whether you’re a consumer, advertiser, business owner or blogger, there is something in this talk for you.
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2. What is Social Marketing? The use of social pressures to influence the buying decision or other behavior.
3. Old as humankind 4. Automatic and self-imposed (What do others do?What will others think of me?) 5. Social marketing in the 21 stcentury
6. More sources of information 7. The Internet 8. Transfer of old paradigms to the online space leads to unexpected problems and bad decisions 9. The power of social influences
10. Social factors in the buying decision
11. Internal biases 12. Doing good: Reciprocity; supporting good causes 13. What others say: opinions and experiences of other buyers, a.k.a Consumer Reviews 14. I need a good ...
15. Ask someone you trust (w.o.m.) 16. Remember an ad, a sign or an example 17. Look up in a directory (printed or online) 18. Consult an expert 19. Consumer Reviews(written w.o.m.) 20. Consumer Reviews
21. Presumed unbiased 22. Problems with online reviews:
23. Too few reviews, too many sites 24. Contaminated by marketing tricks 25. How does it say what it says?
26. Expected or unexpected (confirmation bias)? 27. Facts (quality, price) or opinion? 28. Who is the reviewer?
29. People you think you know 30. Friends and acquaintances 31. Experts, pseudo-experts and actor-experts 32. People like you (demographics, beliefs) 33. People you trust (authority figures) 34. People youthink you know
35. Experts and pseudo-experts
36. Actors: I'm not a doctor, but I play one on TV 37. Messengers: Newscasters and talk show hosts 38. Expert advice an example
39. JDpower.com 40. Annual Vehicle Dependibility Study
41. Surveys of owners 42.
43. J.D. Power Initial Quality Ratings
44. Highest ranked large car 2009 Mercury Sable 45. Facts, or Social Factors?
46. Which is the more rational purchase (price, quality, support for the local economy...)? 47. Which would you rather be seen in?The Mercedes or the Cadillac?The Malibu or the Passat? 48. Which has more influence, facts or social factors?Experts or neighbors? 49. A sampling of Consumer Review Sites
50. Products 51. Places 52. Mashups 53. Special-purpose sites
54. Power Reviews 55. Yelp 56. Google maps 57. For Services
58. Specialty sites: 59. Sitters.com (but would you?) 60. Google ratings of 61. Most niches are covered (you'd be surprised what you can find) 62. Services: Angie's List
63. No anonymous reviews 64. Unbiased 65. Requires businesses to join to use conflict resolution 66. For Products
67. Epinions.com 68. Look for reviews on the merchant's web site 69. Power Reviews offers cross-site consumer ratings 70. For Places
71. NextStop 72. Windows Live(now Bing), etc. 73. Google Maps 74. For places: Yelp!
75. Pseudonymous 76. Social, flexible 77. Yelpmailing lawsuits 78. 79. 80. 81. Google Maps 82. Google Mobile Reviews 83. Local: Too few reviews, too many review sites
84. Find a specialty site: Google reviews 85. Use an aggregator (e.g. Google Maps) 86. What do you do if you're a business owner and this happens.... 87. Local business worst nightmare 88. Nightmare fix
89. Find out how to write a review (Link) 90. Email the link to good customers, ask for a review, explain why. 91. Don't offer to compensate them!Just thank them. 92. Other Online Resources
93. Online Groups and email lists 94. Social networks 95. Business groups 96. Expert and hobbyist sites (woodworking) 97. Youtube - (United broke my guitar) 98. sucks sites 99. Local Entrepreneurs 100.