The Social Customer and Youth Marketing

Section 1: Meet The Social Customer Lecture 1

What is The Social Customer?

Presentation Lecture 2

10 Insights into The Social Customer

Presentation Lecture 3

Understanding The Social Customer

PresentationSection 2: THE SOCIAL CODE Lecture 4

Influence: Understanding the New Rules

Presentation Lecture 5

Earned Media (recommendation) is governed by the Social Code

Presentation Lecture 6

Paid vs Earned Media (Graham Brown explains)

05:51Section 3: GROWING UP ANALOG: real meaning is created offline Lecture 7

All Meaning is Created Offline

05:07 Lecture 8 01:46

EXERCISE:

Effective youth marketing means increasing customer touch points.  That means marketing doesn't just happen before a sale.  It also happens after the sale in customer service.  It even happens before the product exists during the innovation stage.  Strangely, innovation and customer service are mosty treated as cost centers.  That's certainly how the best companies have done it.

Help us drive this point home.  Share with us about a memorable experience youve had with the customer service people of a mobile company.  Could be a positive or negative experience.  How did you feel after the conversation? Did you do anything differently because of it?

 


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Section 4: THE DISCONNECTED GENERATION Lecture 10 Presentation Lecture 11

The Food Truck Movement in LA

15:01 Lecture 12 Presentation Lecture 13 Presentation

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Lecture 15

Threadless helps connect the disconnected

05:05Section 5: ACTIVE VS PASSIVE COMMUNICATION Lecture 16

Open to Discrete Tools: Trends in Teen Mobile Usage

PresentationSection 6: SOCIAL TOOLS: from cigarettes to mobile phones Lecture 17

Everything can be a Social Tool

Presentation Lecture 18 Presentation

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Lecture 19

Cigarettes: a common Social Tool

Presentation Lecture 20

The role of anthropology in discovering Social Tools

Presentation Lecture 21 03:05

Understanding Content VS Context is a key part in understanding Social Tools

Lecture 22 03:02

EXERCISE:

BlackBerry is not a phone, it's a BBM device.  iPad is not an E-Reader, it's a babysitting device.  We don't buy stuff, we buy what stuff do for us.

What about you?  List the gadgets that you own.  Tell us something that you do with your phone or other gadgets which is unique or different from the norm.

 


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Lecture 23 11:35

Discover one of the timeless truths about marketing and the true value of your product in the eyes of your customers

Lecture 24 Presentation Lecture 25

Content vs Context (from the Youth Marketing Handbook)

26 pages Lecture 26 01:58

EXERCISE:


When brands become a Social Tool, it becomes a tool for youth to gain a sense of Significance and Belonging.  If it's a powerful enough Social Tool, communities may form around it.

A competent youth marketer can easily spot these communities.  Can you?

Tell us about one or two real-life interest groups in your neigbourhood, or city, or country. Whats unique and interesting about them?  What objects or tools do they use when they come together?

 

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Lecture 27 03:20

In this lecture we will be covering how young customers elevate products into becoming social tools.

Lecture 28 15:01

The Attention Economy means a shift from Paid Media to Earned Media.  Find out the most important question youth are asking when interacting with your brand story.  Discover the first steps your company can take towards Earned Media.

Lecture 29

Graham Brown takes a look at Red Bull's Marketing

04:17 Lecture 30 Presentation

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Lecture 31 Presentation

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Lecture 32 PresentationSection 7: TYRANNY OF IDENTITY: the value of privacy Lecture 33

Are Teens Leaving Facebook?

Presentation Lecture 34

Why Facebook is not enough for teens

PresentationSection 8: Ready for action? Here's what you need to do (and avoid) Lecture 35

Design vs Social Thinking

Presentation Lecture 36

Making it pink doesn't make it a Social Tool for women

Presentation Lecture 37 Presentation Lecture 38

Why Creative Agencies Suck

Presentation Lecture 39 03:08

In this lecture we will introduce a new outlook to youth marketing where youth are your partners in the process and not the destinations of a campaign.

Lecture 40 02:04

EXERCISE:

The fact that some people are willing to pay to AVOID seeing advertising should be a clear message that most of the time marketing campaigns are things that we--at best--barely tolerate.

Are there any marketing activities that brands do that annoy you? What are they? Why do you find them annoying? How do you react to such marketing activities?

 


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Lecture 41 PresentationSection 9: Applying the Social Customer Framework to Youth Marketing Lecture 42 Presentation

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Lecture 43

10 Key Youth Marketing Concepts Explained

Presentation Lecture 44 03:09

In this lecture we will cover why brands are finding it harder than ever to gain the attention of young consumers. 

Lecture 45 Presentation

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Lecture 46 02:43

EXERCISE:

Trying to win youth attention may actually cost you the youth market.  The game is not about getting the most attention anymore.  It's about focusing on the things that matter.  What are these things?

Discover them yourselves:

Go back and remember your most recent mobile purchase. What brand and model was it? Share with us what steps you took and the thought process behind each step that led to the purchase decision.

 


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Lecture 47 14:11

A look into the fundamental social drivers behind youth behavior and key concepts such as content interchangability.

Lecture 48

Fragmented Youth Attention Economy

07:11 Lecture 49 03:18

In this lecture we dispel the myth that youth are brand conscious and reveal what it is that youth really care about.

Lecture 50 05:45 Lecture 51 01:19

EXERCISE:

Youth don't "love" technology.  Youth use gadgets like mobile phones more intensely because compared to adults, youth have bigger social needs to fulfill.  Previous generations also had the same social needs but use different social tools to fulfill them.

How about you? What technology did you use in your younger days and why did you use it?

 

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Lecture 52

So You Think You Know Teens?

Presentation Lecture 53

The 7 Secrets of Student Marketing

Presentation Lecture 54 03:05

In this lecture, we will reveal how successful youth brands have assimilated and benefited from disruptive technology or product or innovations.

Lecture 55 Presentation Lecture 56

How can Auto Reach Youth Through Customer Service?

Presentation Lecture 57 PresentationSection 10: Start with your Fans Lecture 58 03:09

In this lecture we will be talking about which customer segment you need to focus on the most.

Lecture 59 02:08

EXERCISE:

One of the key starting points for youth marketers is to understand that they need to focus on FANS. Every brand has Fans and each Fan are fans for different reasons.

Do you see yourself as a Fan of a brand, maybe a mobile handset, or service provider, or app?  Tell us which one.  How have you shown your affection as a Fan of this brand?

 


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Lecture 60 10:41 Lecture 61 Presentation

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Ghani Kunto and Graham Brown of mobileYouth discuss the biggest internet fandoms and what youth marketing brands can learn from Star Wars, Star Trek, Harry Potter, Twilight, and Pokemon.

Lecture 62 Presentation Lecture 63 07:07 Lecture 64

Build a Beachhead or Perish

Presentation Lecture 65 Presentation

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Lecture 66

How do Apple, Amazon and O2 create Fans?

Presentation Lecture 67

How to Youthsource Like Ford

Presentation Lecture 68

Teens: Instagram's Growing Vocal Minority

PresentationSection 11: Expert Panel Lecture 69

Graham Brown, Founder of mobileYouth

07:15 Lecture 70

Tom Ryan, CEO of Threadless

01:41 Lecture 71

Vipe Desai, Director of Marketing Monster Energy

03:44 Lecture 72

John Waraniak, VP of Technology of SEMA

07:17 Lecture 73

Roman Tsunder, Cause Marketing

02:23 Lecture 74

Nancy Lublin, DoSomething.org

03:55 Lecture 75

Gregg Witt, Premise Immersive Marketing

03:00 Lecture 76

Ian Calvert, Instant Grass

14:46Section 12: Recommended Further Reading Lecture 77 1 slide Lecture 78

Influence: A Marketer's Handbook

1 slide Lecture 79

Fans: from Liked to Loved

1 slide Lecture 80 1 slide Lecture 81 1 slide Lecture 82 1 slide Full curriculum




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