13. “ If you don’t know what your objective is,
how can you expect your audience
to act in a certain way? ”
14. Where do you
want to be in
the future?
Where are
you now?
15. Identify your objectives & strategy
1. Identify your objective (sell, influence, inform, facilitate)
2. Generate your gap analyses:
› Where are you now?
› Where do you want your digital presence to be?
3. Set sub-goals and sub-objectives
4. Set up tracking to measure success
16. 3. Understand the shortcomings:
Where is your digital presence failing?
23. 5 things that indicate a poorly performing
digital presence:
1. Lack of overall strategy
2. Lack of measurable objectives
3. Lack of engagement
4. No consistent story
5. Lack of analytical interpretation & follow up actions
26. Asses which resources are available to you
processes, people, technology
1. How well do you create & publish content?
2. How do you distribute & promote discovery?
3. Who are your brand advocates? Who are your brand
employees? How do you engage with them?
4. What kind of business intelligence do you have?
39. Why are sories so emotional?
What does a typical digital presence workflow look like?
1. Create content
2. Manage it
3. Deliver it
4. Engage with advocates & users
5. Monetize it (if you’re selling content) or use it to convert
visitors to customers
6. Optimize
7. Repeat
41. Why are sories so emotional?
Your standard set of tools to help you create, manage and
publish your digital presence:
1. Website / Content KEEP YOUR WEBSITE DYNAMIC
2. Rich media INCLUDE VIDEO IN YOUR CONTENT
3. Mobile DELIVER ALL YOUR CONTENT TO ANY DEVICE
4. Delivery CONTENT NEEDS TO BE EVERYWHERE, FAST
5. Social engagement TRACK HOW YOUR CONTENT IS PERFORMING ACROSS SOCIAL NETWORKS
6. Optimization BUILD A DASHBOARD TELLING YOU HOW EVERYTHING IS GOING
42. 7. Focus on the long term and strive
to deliver real customer experience
43. You have only 1 chance for a first impression
› Online/Offline… there is only one customer experience
› Merge online and offline experience into 1 strategy
› Change the processes internally and involve as many people
as possible
› Pick the right tools to create, manage and deliver your
awesome digital presence
45. Recap these 7 steps again and again
1. Know your digital presence
2. Identify your objectives & strategy
3. Understand the shortcomings
4. Correct assesment of your resources
5. Tell stories in order to create engaging content
6. Build a workflow
7. Focus on the long term and strive for real customer service
Hi welcome,
I’m mathieu
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Be brave, it’s going to hurt…
Just kidding. Really, step 1 is about identifying your digital presence.
What is it? What is your digital presence?
It’s the fingerprint of all your online activities around your brand.
Your website, your facebook page, your twitter feed, blogs people have written reviewing your product or service. It’s everything that says something about you digitally.
And when you do it right, it’s clean, wonderfull and cross-platform.
What do you really want?
Sell? Influence? Inform? Facilitate?
Be brave, it’s going to hurt…
Just kidding. Really, step 1 is about identifying your digital presence.
What is it? What is your digital presence?
It’s the fingerprint of all your online activities around your brand.
Your website, your facebook page, your twitter feed, blogs people have written reviewing your product or service. It’s everything that says something about you digitally.
And when you do it right, it’s clean, wonderfull and cross-platform.
Generate gap analyses: omparison of actual performance with potential or desired performance
Generate gap analyses: omparison of actual performance with potential or desired performance
BI tools to analyze and report data
By the way using images & videos capture the moment far better than words.
Emotional connection
The Best Example of Brand Storytelling Ever: The Lego Movie
the most effective 90 minute commercial for a “toy” we’ve ever seen.
Messages in the movie to wich we can all relate:
-We’re only as limited as our imagination allows us to be
-You’re never too old to create magic
In fact, Lego doesn’t sell “blocks” at all, they sell possibilities.
Stories can’t be about you,
They have to be about your customer
Stories can’t be about you,
They have to be about your customer