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web 2.0 New Media: Using Electronic Tools to Effectively Communicate December 05, 2007 - Bart E. Caylor

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Overview from Lugar Series for Leadership presentation in December of 2007 regarding the use of Web 2.0 in online marketing and communication.

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web 2.0

New Media:

Using Electronic Tools to Effectively Communicate

December 05, 2007 - Bart E. Caylor

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the numbers

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78%

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3:12:1

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70 million

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35%68%72%

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13,00030,000

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web 2.0 keyssocial networking

mashups

direct communication

permission-based

search

mobile

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social networking

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u.s. top10 1. Yahoo!

2. Google

3. MySpace

4. YouTube

5. Facebook

6. eBay

7. Windows Live

8. MSN

9. Wikipedia

10. Craigslist

10 October, 2007 Alexa.com

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facebook

“…a social utility that connectsyou with the people around you.”

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facebook69 million active users

100K new registrations/day since Jan

3+% weekly growth this year

active users doubled since Sept ‘06

half of all users are outside of college

fastest growth: > 25 years old

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facebookmore than half users return daily

average time on site: 20 min

6 million active affinity user groups

8.5 million photos added daily

market cap > $15B (more than MTV)

microsoft’s $240m, 1.6% investment

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second lifevirtual online communityavatar based virtual worldnot a game9.9 million residents> US$ 1 million dollars spent daily2007 GDP: $700million

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second lifeamerican apparel

dell computer

nike

reuters news

starwood hotels

+others

ball state

harvard

indiana univ

ohio state

univ cincinnati

+90 others

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direct communications

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methodsemail (multiple accounts)

instant messaging/chat

comments/postings

text messaging (sms)

skype (voip)

podcasting/voice comments

rss

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permission-based

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challengesunsolicited = spam

be ready to engage when contacted

communications have to be timely

content has to be relevant

relationship building

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next steps

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personal oppslearning

asking/discussion

exposure

experimenting and engaging

thinking through post-modern application

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opportunitiesconvergence with other development

strategies (both print and online)

leverage of potential through affinity groups

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opportunitiespresence on social networks• strategies for facebook.com• strategies for myspace.com• other emergent technology

expansion of digital marketing

opportunities for authenticity

online pilots and allocations

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web 2.0 q&a

Bart Caylor: Brainstorm

[email protected]

www.getzapped.com

317-558-1800