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Learn how to create a shareable story for your business and the tools needed to make it recommendable.
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Harnessing the Power of SOCIAL MEDIA To Turn Your Bakery into a Recommendation 2014 Upper Midwest Bakery Convention Feb. 23-2 @llbake
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Harnessing the Power ofSOCIAL MEDIATo Turn YourBakery intoa Recommendation

2014 Upper Midwest Bakery Convention Feb. 23-24

@llbake

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Started in 2001Software Developer, Program Manager & Process Coach

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Iowa’s ONLY Cupcake KioskFounded 2009 Opened Kiosk Nov. 2013

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• 92% of respondents reported that a positive recommendation from a friend, family member, or someone they trust is the biggest influence on whether they buy a product or service.

• 42% said they trusted radio advertising• 58% said they trusted editorial content. • 67% of consumers in another study reported

that seeing as few as three negative reviews was enough for them to not buy a product or service.

Rand, Paul M. (2013-09-23). Highly Recommended: Harnessing the Power of Word of Mouth and Social Media to Build Your Brand and Your Business (Kindle Locations 339-343). McGraw-Hill. Kindle Edition.

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(1) HomebaseWhat is the one takeaway I want

to ensure someone recommends about my

company

(3) How is your company is positioned to succeed

(5) The market demand or customer need for

your company

(2) How you company leads the industry

(6) What the market expects from your

company and/ or your industry

(4) How your company is positioned to fill a

specific market need

Our Goal: A Completed Shareable Story Map

The additional points and facts that “prove”

your second-level descriptions

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The 90/ 10 Rule

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90/10 Rule

• Spend 90% of your time engaging with people across your social networks.

• Informing them, entertaining them, educating them, sharing with them, asking for their input, and listening to them.

• You share things that are relevant to people who are interested in your category— shareable story.

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Who should we tell our Story to?

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References

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Chad Holdorf

[email protected]: @chadholdorf

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