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Customer Loyalty - 5 Ways SoLoMo Disrupts Loyalty - Curatti

Customer Loyalty - 5 Ways SoLoMo Disrupts Loyalty - Curatti | Must Market | Scoop.it

Customers are loyal to the web. Many traditional brands including car makers & dealers are having their karma leveled. Will car people ever get it? 


5 Ways SoLoMo Disrupts Loyalty
* Changing Times.

* Shifting Buyer Perceptions.

* Tech Trends.

* Winning Hearts & Minds.

* Giving Things Away FREE to mine gold of loyalty & data.

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Value, Experience & The New SEO - Conversation With Robin, Brian and David

Value, Experience & The New SEO - Conversation With Robin, Brian and David | Must Market | Scoop.it

Value, Experience & The New SEO
I'm having five related conversations across three social nets right now about  #contentmarketing  ,  #contentcuration  and #SEO with @Robin Good@Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.comand @David Amerlandthis post pulls these threads together in a single place.

"David's idea is all of factors will align at some point in the not very distant future. Points such as:

* What makes money.
* The value of an experience NOW and over time.
* Value as a function of Uniqueness / Scarcity.
* The social REPUTATION and AUTHORITY of a brand or curator."


Brian suggested we have a debate and I think that is a great idea. Will see if we can put together a HOA on content marketing, engagement and the new SEO soon. In the meantime I'm sure everyone will chime in on this G+ post.

Heather Koroll's curator insight, March 9, 2014 7:46 PM

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The Story Of Being Great Business Storyteller | Infographic List

The Story Of Being Great Business Storyteller | Infographic List | Must Market | Scoop.it

Step by step storytelling instructions.


Via Kim Zinke (aka Gimli Goose), massimo facchinetti, Jack Varnell
Martin (Marty) Smith's insight:

I like this presentation as it seems more engaging, but it bears little relation to crafting stories in a business setting. I hear several problems over and over including:

* What we do is boring, no one will care.
* We don't have writers or storytellers on staff.
* We are too busy doing our jobs making widgets.
* No one does this in our space.

Excuses go on from there. Stories are how we learn best. Why then do we resist telling stories in a business setting. Do we really need to make things boring and uninteresting in order to make them "fit" in a business setting?

These "objections" are FALSE because:

* Everything is exciting when you explain it in story form.
* You may not have writers but you have storytellers. FIND THEM, grab a video camera or a phone with a video camera create a video diary.
* Your biggest job, no matter who you are, is to win hearts and minds, Stories, storytelling and online engagement is your job whether you realize it or not.
* No one is doing this in your space YET.

Great Scoop by Jack. Marty

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