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January 2, 12:58 PM
This piece is from Evivio Blog - I selected this piece because today is the beginning of the Reinvention Summit where people from all over the world gather together to hear and share stories of change. All businesses are going through reinvention, telling the right stories to connect with their audiences in a new way is crucial.
Here are some highlights:
**Stories are the new currency in digital marketing, as digital media allow consumers a surfeit of channels to listen to and engage on.
**Consumers want to be engrossed and entertained, and as with other entertainment media, they expect a story.
But stories are not just entertaining.
**Stories are useful, descriptive, beautiful, interesting: shareable.
**Shareable, and participatory: when your audience shares your content, they often add their perspective to it, adding social credence that can further enhance its relevance
**The iconic marketing goal of the social media era is ‘viral’ content – a video, photo or other content that spreads like a virus from host to host, making millions of people laugh, cry or think.
**But one must consider how many of those attempts at ‘viral’ marketing have succeeded.
**On a Wikipedia list of the most viral internet memes very few of them are associated with a brand and those that are were almost always created by a third party or viewed as a public joke.
**Trying to produce a viral internet meme is like trying to stand up on a water slide. The chances that you will fall flat on your face and look pretty silly in the process are very high.
**Rather than attempting to create ‘viral’ content, marketers should aim for ‘shareable’ content. That is, content that genuinely affects their target demographic; content that addresses real problems or communicates similar ideals.
Selected by Jan Gordon covering "Storytelling, Social Media and Beyond"
Read full article here: [http://ht.ly/aiwUY] Via janlgordon
misslenali's comment,
April 21, 2012 12:34 PM
:) you´re very welcome Karen I probably will rescoop more from you!
I like you.....
Deb Nystrom, REVELN Consulting's curator insight,
January 2, 1:43 PM
There are few things so captivating, so memorable, as a good story. Change is empowered by sharing examples of what works, or what changes feature quick wins. Digital marketers are the purveyors. What is really needed are change leaders who stir the mix so the stories come forward. Change Leaders champion the best stories and shape their cultures with them. ~ Deb
Audrey's curator insight,
January 5, 3:59 PM
After reading your article I am going to do some of my lessons as stories. You know psychology is an area of study which naturally lends itself to story telling; audrey@homeschoolsource.co.uk Delete the scoop?
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This article and infograph with great strategies to make your google+ experience successfu. It is from Copyblogger and if you're not already using this network, it's time for you to dive in.
"Google+ isn’t only a social network. It’s the very backbone (and future) of Google itself."
As Brian Clark wrote yesterday, Author Rank is the real deal. And Copyblogger is going to do their best to
dragentice you over to Google+ … because we think it has the potential to be extremely beneficial.Here are a few highlights:
1. Link Google+ to your blog
2. Build Strategic networks with circles
3. Look like a pro: Offer live video chat with Hangouts
4. Use hastags to make your posts search-friendly
Selected by Jan Gordon covering "Google+ Watch"
Read article and see infographic here: [http://bit.ly/Yd5FyD]
Great tips for Google+. My experience is that your G+ posts show up higher in Google search, so well worth your time.
So much for the what, here's the how