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Bret L. Simmons, Ph.D. UNR College of Business www.bretlsimmons.co m Inbound Marketing Carson Valley Chamber of Commerce

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Bret L. Simmons, Ph.D.UNR College of Businesswww.bretlsimmons.com

Inbound Marketing

Carson Valley Chamber of Commerce

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Social Media Panel DiscussionThursday, May 13, 6pmWells Fargo Auditorium UNR Knowledge Center

Free/Open to Public

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http://smart.unr.edu/

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What did you do today?

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What Is Your Goal?

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Growth

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Customers

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Remarkable

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Cycle of Success

Service Climate

EmployeePerformance

Customer Loyalty

Salanova, et al. 2005

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StrategyOperation

sTactics

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Intent and Design

ListenRespond

Learn

Suppliers Employees Customers

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Behavior

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Web 1.0, 2.0, 3.0

Informational

Relational

Anticipatory 3

2

1

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Permission

Conversational marketing success is only possible when your genuine participation - not motivated by marketing goals - earns your audience’s permission to share information that is.

Jason Falls

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ContentConversation

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Social MediaYou must be personal and conversant

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Lead With ValueWrap your personality around your value

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RemarkableValue, Not Personality

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Social Capital• Relationships• Trust

–Ability– Integrity– Intentions

• Reputation–Professionally personal–Judgment (e.g. spam, photos)

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Content Marketing

• Content: Creating information that meets your customers’ needs

• Marketing: distributing and promoting that information to a targeted group of people.

Joe Pulizzi

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Inbound Marketing

• Change of mind • Relational capacity• Remarkable content• Get found

Halligan and Shah (2010)

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Engagement Matrix: Tom Webster

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Blogging Strategy• Empower all your employees to blog in an

environment where you manage content flow

• Ask your customers for posts and pictures of their experience with your business

• Flow that content into keyword targeted blogs

• Inform your customers when the blog is posted and provide the links

• Feed relevant content to Twitter and Facebook

• Repeat often.Chris Baggott

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Digital Passport• Show me your RSS reader• What blogs do you read?• Do you rank first for your name in

Google?• Show me your delicious• Show me your blog• Show me your Facebook, LinkedIn,

and Twitter. How often do you update these?

• Show me your YouTube channel Halligan and Shah (2010)

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Lies

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•Be yourself, not your business•Link to your business or blog•Contribute value•Acknowledge value others contribute•Introductions in Twitter, connections offline•Be strategic •Be patient!

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Questions?