This is a presentation being used for a "Blogging 101" webcast that I will be holding on August 26, 2008. It is designed to provide a perspective on blogging and why it can be rewarding personally and professionally.
Please download the presentation and see the speaker notes for full details and attribution on the slides.
To listen to a recorded version of this presentation, please see http://www.adamgartenberg.com/gartenberg/agartenberg.nsf/dx/blogging-101-session-recording
11. Remember the moral of the story: People listen to the community, not the company % of work-related purchases influenced by… Source: "Driving Word of Mouth Advocacy Among Business Executives: The Experiential Marketing Connection,” conducted by the Keller Fay Group and sponsored by Jack Morton Worldwide. 53% 32% 26%
19. Above all else: Be Authentic. Be Authentic. Be Authentic. Blogging is a double-edged sword; if not written with an authentic voice or if only focused on one-way content (e.g., "check out our latest product and attend our upcoming conference, but no, I’m not interested in your feedback"), those benefits can be lost.
21. Where should you host your blog? Less setup/maint. More setup/maint. Standardized Personalized
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23. Thank you Adam Gartenberg www.adamgartenberg.com August 26, 2008
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25. Another view on the role of word of mouth in influencing work-related purchases
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About me: I am the team lead responsible for fostering a community around IBM Data Management solutions, such as DB2, Informix, IMS, U2, and InfoSphere solutions. In other words, how we can use social media to communicate with and interact with the people who care about IBM Data Management products. Prior to this role, I served for over 8 years in a variety of marketing and strategy roles with the Lotus business unit, and spent the past 4 years as the offering manager of Lotus Sametime. I have been blogging at www.adamgartenberg for over 2 years now, and have been involved as a reader in various online communities going back before that. This session is intended to be an introduction to blogging, and will talk about why I blog and what I get from it, and provide a perspective on the benefits of blogging to you and the company you work for or the community you contribute to, and some things to think about when getting started. I do plan to have a followup Blogging 201 session that will start to go into detail on actually choosing a blogging platform and getting started.