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Social Media and B2B marketingWorkshop 29.4.2010Marko Sykkö, Promener Oy

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Marko Sykkö• Social Media and Marketing

• Background in marketing communications and media, with 11 years of experience

• Developed internal social media utilization in Nokia

• Experience about Change Management in large organizations

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What is Social Media?

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Social Media ≠ Medium

Photo: Rain on Window 3 by ToastyKen/ Flickr

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TV

print radio letter

email web

PR event social

Nick Decrock: the Rainbow Theory

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Social media is the human connection via media

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Social Media is all about relationships

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Relationships help making B2B buying decisions

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Listen

Engage

Participate

Reward

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Transparency and conversation are to the Web 2.0 culture what “productivity” and “innovation” are to corporate culture.

SAP, 2007

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20%

80%

Tools

Culture and way of working

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This is what we’re used to

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Enterprise

Media

Public

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”Things have changed.”- Bob Dylan

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Enterprise

Facebook

Twitter

YouTube

LinkedIn

Blog

Web

Radio, TV

Press

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Enterprise

VisibilityMarketing,

customer service

Collaboration,innovation

Open

Closed

Secret

Expertise,thought leadership

The media by functions

Forum

Forum

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Utilization possibilities

Marketing

Customer Service

Thought leadership

Communication

Recruiting

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Social Media in B2B Marketing

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Forrester: B2B buyers have very high social participation

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McDonalds:”Our head of social media is the customer”

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Culture

ToolsFacebook, Twitter,

YouTube, blogs, wikis, forums, ...

Be open, invite participation, share

content, discuss

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“United Linens isn’t a company. It’s Scott, the marketing director. I can trust him.”

from Penn Olson

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PremarketingCase UPM Raflatac RFID

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#in

http://lonewolflibrarian.files.wordpress.com/2009/10/future-internet.jpg

Launch on June?

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“Markets are Conversations”- The Cluetrain Manifesto

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”You can’t just say it. You have to get the people say it to each other.”

- James Farley, CMO Ford

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Owned, bought, earned

control

reach

Ref: Daniel Goodall - Nokia

owned

bought

earned

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25% of Ford’s marketing spend is on digital/social media

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Ford is the only US auto company that didn’t take government loan

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Communications

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Scania Social Media Newsroom

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Nokia Social Media Release

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Corporate image & Recruiting

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Ernst & Young Careers in Facebook

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Dassault Systemes Communities

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Customer Service

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JetBlue - Twitter in customer service

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Pitney Bowes user forum

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Thought leadership

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CEO’s blogs

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ABB UK Instrumentation in SlideShare

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Building ecosystems: GE and Siemens

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GE ”Reports”: Blog, YouTube, Twitter, Flickr

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Siemens unified open communications

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Social Media and Crisis

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If in crisis: Don’t ignore it. Don’t hide. Instead, acknowledge, listen.

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Toyota Recall info, Digg and Twitter

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Nestlé, Greenpeace, YouTube and Facebook

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Open innovation

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Dell IdeaStorm

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Procter & Gamble connect + develop

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We tend to overestimate the effect of a technology in the short run and underestimate the effect in the long run.

- Amara’s law

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