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With the Support of: www.depe.com @depeteam Antofagasta, Chile, July 2011 1 SOCIAL MEDIA Class 9

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With  the  Support  of:  

www.de-­‐pe.com    @depeteam  

Antofagasta,  Chile,  July  2011  

1  

SOCIAL MEDIA Class 9

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INDEX •  PEOPLE •  INTRO TO SOCIAL MEDIA •  INBOUND VS OUTBOUND MARKETING •  SOME SOCIAL MEDIA TOOLS •  SUMMARY •  GROUP WORK

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PEOPLE Los emprendedores invitados

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VOZ

change through beauty.

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To make fashion more fair, and fair trade more fashionable.

Our mission is simple:

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Haily Zaki

Our Team

Marketing Advisor

Jasmine Aarons CEO & Design Director [email protected]

Kyra Davis COO & Cofounder

[email protected]

Caitlin Reimers

Financial Director [email protected]

Karen Ladenheim Design Workshop Director [email protected] [email protected]

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The fashion industry is broken.

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Sweatshops

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Pesticides

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Dye Contamination

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Disposable-quality clothing

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Consumers want alternatives they look good in and can feel good about.

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In 2010, fair trade sales grew in all countries, notably 40% in the UK

and 23% in the USA.

- Fair Trade Labeling Organizations International (FLO).

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7.1 million consumers think ethical clothing

is quite / very important & find availability poor or very poor.

-Ethical Clothing Report, Worldpanel fashion, TNS 2007 p.17

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Opportunity: Addressable Market • $1-$1.2B sub-set of the ~$13B luxury retail and $290B US Lifestyle, Health and Sustainability market.* • Europe represents additional $2b market opportunity *This estimation synthesizes research segmenting the U.S retail market by price, sex, purchasing incidence, channel, purchase criteria, age and socioeconomic status.

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Fair Trade + Sustainable

Production + Trend-driven, collaborative

Fashion Design =

Fair Trade 3.0

VOZ change through beauty

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Eco-Fashion

Trinity

Examples from the organic cotton industry

Natural Organic Clothes Hae Now

(shirt & apron)

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Feria Indígena: January, Santiago, Chile 2011

Ethnic Fair Trade

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Ethnic Fair Trade

Hand-woven Bags: $20 USD

Small Purses: $10 USD

Ethnic Belts: $25 USD

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High Fashion plagiarizes ethnic designs while exploiting and polluting.

Mapuche Design (without credit)

Poncho $365 USD

Textile Sweater $524 USD Banana Republic

Ethnic Purse $184 USD

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“Customers have shown they’ll buy organic if the clothes look good

and are priced right…”

-Karolina Dobowicz, H&M

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made by

voz

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Add the sweater and

dress

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[bag] [production cost: $32] [wholesale: $65] [retail $130] [belt] [production cost: $35] [wholesale: $70] [retail $140] [shirt] [production cost: $40] [wholesale: $80] [retail $160] [dress] [production cost: $75] [wholesale: $150] [retail $300]

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connecting

worlds

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Fair Trade

Ethnic Craft Eco Friendly

Fashion

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Fair Trade

Ethnic Craft Eco Friendly

Fashion

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Fair Trade

Ethnic Craft Eco Friendly

Fashion

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Fair Trade

Ethnic Craft Eco Friendly

Fashion

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Our designs are desired.

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Our production is pristine.

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Natural Wool

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Dyed with local plants and berries

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Hand Spun

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Woven on hand looms

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In rural Araucanía, Chile

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by Mapuche women

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Design: artisans’ ideas, adapted to market demand

artisans’ drawings designer's adaptation alpha prototype

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Expert Seamstress

Expert Weavers

VOZ connects designers, seamstresses, and expert indigenous artisans, forming a strong design and production team.

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VOZ completes final quality control, applies packaging and marketing, then distributes products to clients worldwide.

delivers

VOZ manages products and distribution

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VOZ will scale.

Grows

Grows

Grows

Grows

Grows

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Distribution Channels Our Website

www.madebyvoz.com

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Distribution Channels Trade shows

Presented with the Chol Chol Foundation, California Gift Show 2010

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Distribution Channels Online Purveyors

Ethicmode.com shoppista.com

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Promoting sustainable practices, empowering indigenous women

professionally, financially & creatively & bringing beautiful, timeless designs

to the market.

VOZ is committed to:

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VOZ

change through beauty.

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Haily Zaki

Our Team

Marketing Advisor

Jasmine Aarons CEO & Design Director [email protected]

Kyra Davis COO & Cofounder

[email protected]

Caitlin Reimers

Financial Director [email protected]

Karen Ladenheim Design Workshop Director [email protected] [email protected]

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INTRO TO SOCIAL MEDIA

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customer segments

key partners

cost structure

revenue streams

channels

customer relationships

key activities

key resources

value proposition

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photo by Zellaby on flickr.com

Social Media es como la primera vez (uds saben). Todos lo quieren hacer, nadie sabe cómo.Cuando por fin lo hacen, sorpresa, no fue taaaan bueno…

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Social Media es un término general que define variadas actividades que integran tecnología, interacción social y la construcción de mundos, imágenes, videos y audio…

www.wikipedia.org

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Social Media Landscape

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Why?

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3 DE CADA 4 PERSONAS USAN TECNOLOGIA SOCIAL MEDIA (USA)

Por Qué Ocuparla?

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2/3 DE LA POBLACION MUNDIAL VISITA SOCIAL NETWORKS

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photo by Bruno Girinon flickr.com

PORQUE  VISITAR  SITIOS  SOCIALES  ES  AHORA  LA  CUARTA  ACTIVIDAD  ONLINE  MAS  POPULAR,  SOBRE  EL  EMAIL.  

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REASON #4

TIEMPO  USADO  EN  REDES  SOCIALES  ESTA  CRECIENDO  3  VECES  LO  QUE  CRECE  LA  PENETRACION  DE  INTERNET  (10%  TIEMPO  TOTAL)  

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SOCIAL  MEDIA  ESTA  DEMOCRATIZANDO  LAS  COMUNICACIONES.  

…está  cambiando  el  poder  desde  los  editores,  publicistas,  lo  establecido,  lo  elite  de  la  media,  hacia  la  gente…  las  

personas  ahora  6enen  el  control.  

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REASON #6

SOCIAL  MEDIA  ES  COMO  “EL  BOCA  A  BOCA”  PERO  CON  ESTEROIDES                                  

 

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Qué dicen los usuarios de social

media?

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93% de los usuarios de social media creen que una empresa debe tener presencia en Social Media.

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85% de los usuarios de social media creen que una empresa debe ir más allá de sólo tener presencia en redes sociales, también debe interactuar con sus clientes constantemente.

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Social Media

Estamos listos para nuestra primera

vez?

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INBOUND vs OUTBOUND MARKETING

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The old school- Outbound Mkt.

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The old school- Outbound Mkt.

Comunicación  

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Problem  

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The new school- Inbound Mkt.

Contenido

Comunicación  

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The new school- Inbound Mkt.

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Inbound Marketing- Why?

•  Compromiso  del  Consumidor  •  Poder  del  Consumidor  •  Medición  de  resultados  •  Eficiente  •  Costo  del  Adquisición($$$)  

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Inbound Marketing- Why?

Outbound   Inbound  

Lead  Cost  

Outbound  

Inbound  

60%  Lower  

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B2B vs B2C

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SOME TOOLS Social media and more

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Facebook  

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Twi\er  

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LinkedIn  

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Youtube.com  

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Flickr.com  

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Caso: Estrategia de Depe Facebook   Twi\er  Blog  

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Resumiendo Qué hacemos?

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photo by cyndie@smilebig! on flickr.com

Definan su estrategia de Social Media…

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photo by eye2eye on flickr.com

Paren de pensar campañas de marketing y comienzen a conversar con clientes a través estas herramientas.

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photo by Malingering on flickr.com

Si tienen dudas o problemas, pidan ayuda!! Siempre hay alguien que sabe más que uno…

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No asuman que social media es la respuesta para todo, es sólo una herramienta.

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photo by arlen on flickr.com

Si tu producto es malo, social media no lo arreglará…

Pero si tu Servicio al Cliente apesta, Social Media puede ayudar.

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GROUP WORK A ensuciarse las manos

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LA TAREA!

•  HOY –  Trabajar sobre sus estartegias de marketing

(inbound y outbound) –  Analicen diferentes opciones para su

startup, blogs, facebook, twitter, sitio web, nos sirven todas o sólo algunas?

–  Cuáles nos sirven y por qué?