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Learn how to implement a Three-Layer Framework for organization-wide marketing success, featuring storytelling, cross-functional marketing, and employee empowerment. Discover key success factors and actionable strategies.
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How-To Build Transformational Organization-Wide Marketing Bernie Borges
CEO of Find and Convert Host Social Business Engine Podcast Speaker/Author / Blogger Dell Social Influencer IBM / Futurist AMA Tampa Bay / V.P. Comms About Bernie borges
Topics Three-Layer Framework for Organization-Wide Marketing Cross Functional Marketing in Action Success Factors
THREE lenses
1. Corporate experience. 2. Agency experience. 3. Podcast interviewer.
The Deck is Stacked Against the Traditional Marketing Department.
Demands from the C-Suite to demonstrate ROI are at an all time high
Marketing is not the sole responsibility of a traditional marketing department.
Three-Layer frameworkfor organization-wide marketing
Storytelling Three characteristics to effective storytelling: Authentic Relevant Actionable
Authentic • Avery Dennison is involving employees in the "Get Social" initiative to bridge the gap of the 90-9-1 rule. • 90% of all postings are from 1% of users and the remaining 10% of postings are from 9% of users. • "Get Social" is a centralized employee resource and ambassador program to mobilize employees as advocates.
Relevant • 3M is telling stories relevant to "Science. Applied to Life." in an educational manner to humanize their brand. • Identifying advocates among their 89,000 employee workforce. • Teams are evolving and the importance of collaboration throughout.
Actionable • The Network is Cisco's newsroom style content hub which publishes thought leadership content as well as technology focused content. • The Network often features stories from their 70,000 employees on tech topics from mobility, to security to IoT.
Employees Rule!
Edelman Trust Barometer Year after year, regular employees – and particularly those with technical expertise – continue to be highly trusted sources of information. http://www.edelman.com/post/credibility-continues-come-employees/
Skills needed: Part Quant
Skills needed: Part Crayola
Cross functional Marketing In Action
Dell encourages employee advocacy and optimal digital social use among their 110,000 employees with training through Social Media and Community University (SMaC U). • Dell analyzes their employees’ social influence and direct business impact. • Driving social culture by holding special events for SMaC team members. • Working to further improve employee retention and enhance career advancement for those that complete their SMaC U training. Cross Functional Marketing in Action
Cross Functional Marketing in Action • Approximately 90% of their 50,000 employee population has adopted Buzz as a form of internal connection, collaboration and story telling that has improved business operations. • Buzz is also used a lot for ideation to increase efficiencies. • Humana, CEO, Bruce Broussard is an active Buzz user and has supported the ESN from the start.
Cross Functional Marketing in Action • Indium Corporation taps into the expertise of its engineers to write blog content on technical topics pertaining to its industrial solder materials sold to electronics manufacturers, serving to humanize their brand and gain their customer's trust.
Cross Functional Marketing in Action • NASA has embraced transformative digital communication across its employee base to make space exploration interesting and relevant to all of humanity. • Contributions come from NASA employees across many functions, including astronauts.
SUCCess factors
actionable stories
Take Aways Framework for cross functional marketing. Skills needed: Quant & Crayola. Storytelling: Authentic, Relevant, Actionable. Employees have the best stories. Success factors: Training, Actionable, Mindset
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