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- 1. Confidential Managing Your Digital Brand Jascha Kaykas-Wolff April 5th 2014
- 2. @kaykasConfidential 2 • Underdogs • Your Professional Brand • Think Like A Newspaper • Important Channels • Takeaways Agenda
- 10. @kaykasConfidential 10 David & Goliath Everything we know about that story is wrong.
- 17. @kaykasConfidential 17 The expectations we have on the incumbent always winning a fight on their terms is not accurate - it’s a lot harder to sneak up these days. The very thing that is the apparent source of strength - may also be the greatest weakness. Giants are not as strong and as powerful as they seem.
- 18. @kaykasConfidential 18 What do we know?
- 19. Confidential 19 What do we Know? There is no ‘surprise’ anymore. - No more Goliath moments
- 20. Confidential 20 Take Ownership Of the Brand of YOU • Develop your personal positioning • Pick your channels • Fine tune your content • Create your own ‘listening’ platform • Share to your channel • Publish your content
- 21. @kaykasConfidential 21 Pick Your Channels Build Your Listening Platform Start Publishing
- 23. @kaykasConfidential 23 There is one secret in marketing The Brand Of YOU
- 24. @kaykasConfidential 24 Develop your brand positioning. The Brand Of YOU POSITIONIN G STATEMENT High-level promise statement including differentiated benefit that crosses multiple scenarios (derived from promise/differentiation from the value proposition) Target Audience (s) As defined by segmentation (validated through value proposition research process) Current Perceptions Key perception that drives value prop acceptance (determined by dissecting value proposition strengths and weaknesses) Metric Quantifiable measure of the key perception Metric Definition Question (s) from trackers that are used to baseline/gauge perception metric Core Scenarios Specific way offering will be used (from value prop) Specific way offering will be used (from value prop) Specific way offering will be used (from value prop) Customer issues Differentiated Benefit Vs. competitor as specified in value prop Key Messages (with Competitive Differentiatio n) Things we will say about the offering to persuade target that we have a superior value proposition Support Reasons the target should believe the above claims Customer Evidence Specific customer examples that validate our above claims Positioning & Messaging Framework
- 25. @kaykasConfidential 25 Pick Your Channels Build Your Listening Platform Start Publishing
- 26. @kaykasConfidential 26 Pick 3 • Twitter • LinkedIn • <your choice> Pick Your Channels
- 27. @kaykasConfidential 27 What Should be consistent on each channel? Pick Your Channels Headshot Description Links
- 28. @kaykasConfidential 28 • Title is not just your title but your interests (and maybe contact info) • Content that you’ve published • A summary written in third person • Content that you’ve been mentioned in • Videos you’ve created and posted • Recommendations!
- 29. @kaykasConfidential 29 Pick Your Channels Build Your Listening Platform Start Publishing
- 30. @kaykasConfidential 30 • Laser focused • Big shovel Listening Platform
- 31. @kaykasConfidential 31 • Laser focused Listening Platform
- 32. @kaykasConfidential 32 • Big Shovel Listening Platform
- 33. @kaykasConfidential 33 Pick Your Channels Build Your Listening Platform Start Publishing
- 34. @kaykasConfidential 34 • Curate • Share Start Publishing Buffer. Klout. Hootsuite.
- 37. Confidential 37 What do we Know? There is no ‘surprise’ anymore. - No more Goliath moments
- 38. Confidential 38 Key Takeaways To Own The Brand of YOU • There is no surprise Goliath moments anymore • Treat yourself like a brand • Consistency. Consistency. Consistency.
- 39. Confidential THANK YOU Managing Your Digital Brand Jascha Kaykas-Wolff @kaykas Linkedin.com/in/kaykas April 5th 2014 Thank you!
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- 3000 years agoKingdom of isreal was in it infancy11th century BCETakes place in Shefella – now where kingdom of isreal isMoutaian range of vallies east and westPhilistines vs. the Kingdome of IsrealThe valley of elah
- Single combat – didn’t incur major bloodshad.
- IsrealitesPhilistines
- 6’9”Glittering armorSword SpearNone of the ireaslite
- Young shepard boy volunteersConfident. I’ve been doing this. They try to give him armor. He refuses. Picks up 5 stones
- Young shepard boy volunteersConfident. I’ve been doing this. They try to give him armor. He refuses. Picks up 5 stones‘come to me’ taunts the shepard boyGiant sees a staff only and he’s insulted“am I a dog that you would come to me with sticks?!”
- Shepard hits him and he dies
- Goliath is giant. He has armor.David is a kid. And a shepard.
- Caverly (on horse and camels)Heavy infintry (knives and javlines)Artilary (archers & slingers)
- 6-7 revolutions per second35 meters per second. Faster than a baseball. Slingers could hit birds!
- Slingers were the decisive factor against infantry Goliath is heavy infantry His expectation is that he’s going to fight other heavy infantry!Sol even tried to give armor to match infantry. David never has an expectation to fight ‘fairly’ as an infantry.
- Goliath is giant. He has armor.David is a kid. And a shepard.
- Acromegaly - Andre the GiantSide effects to being a giant – Impaired visionHe moved slowly and is escorted to the valley Why doesn’t he know david isn’t going to fight“come to me that I might feed your flesh to the birds of the heavens and the beasts of the fields”“am I a dog that you should come to me with sticks”
- Every company wants to be innovative.Most companies are already innovative – but typically in pockets.What we do at Mindjet is help companies with the capabilities, embodied in our SaaS Software, to innovate at scale – across every employee, every department, every geography.
- Every company wants to be innovative.Most companies are already innovative – but typically in pockets.What we do at Mindjet is help companies with the capabilities, embodied in our SaaS Software, to innovate at scale – across every employee, every department, every geography.