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		<title>Bullseye Briefing Series</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 20 Oct 2008 20:50:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Bullseye briefing series provides the perfect opportunity for clients and guests to interact with leading industry specialists on a range of topics. The interactive format of the sessions creates the opportunity to ask questions, exchange information and table problems affecting businesses today. Briefing sessions are held in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane throughout the year.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Bullseye briefing series provides the perfect opportunity for clients and guests to interact with leading industry specialists on a range of topics. The interactive format of the sessions creates the opportunity to ask questions, exchange information and table problems affecting businesses today. Briefing sessions are held in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane throughout the year.</p>
<p><strong>Previous briefing topics have included:</strong></p>
<p>&gt; Social Media and the Conversational Web<br />
&gt; Implementing Content Management Systems for the User<br />
&gt; Driving Sales and Marketing through the Strategic use of  &#8216;eLearning&#8217;<br />
&gt; Usability: its affect on your Bottom Line</p>
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<p>Sessions are by invitation and are at no cost to guests. To find out more about the Bullseye Briefings Series and to register your interest please contact: <a href="mailto:gillian.inglis@bullseye.com.au">jaquelyn.thatcher@bullseye.com.au</a> or on 03 8620 6200.</p>
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		<title>Ad-tech Sydney Mike Murphy (Facebook) keynote March 12th</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 12 Mar 2008 03:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
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Mike Murphy VP Media Sales Facebook (x-Yahoo) gave today&#8217;s keynote address and spoke on the Power of Social Media for Brands.&#160; Some key take outs.
Facebook Australia Statistics      - now have 2.2 million     - that is 1 in 5 Australia people online. 
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<p>Mike Murphy VP Media Sales Facebook (x-Yahoo) gave today&#8217;s keynote address and spoke on the Power of Social Media for Brands.&#160; Some key take outs.</p>
<p><strong>Facebook Australia Statistics      <br /></strong>- now have 2.2 million     <br />- that is 1 in 5 Australia people online. </p>
<p>Mike talked around the frequency of how Brands are mentioned in conversations without incentives.    <br />For example, there are     <br />- 118000 mentions of McDonalds     <br />- 7000 mentions of Ikea in their profile</p>
<p><strong>Polls      <br /></strong>You can now run polls on Facebook, and in this example people were asked on their preference for Vegimite, Marmite or neither), and in 14 mins over 500 responses were received.     <br /><strong></strong></p>
<p><strong>Trust and influence</strong>     <br />People are discovering their friends various passion points, and this is being used to influence purchasing behaviour, as well as close friends being trusted for all topics.</p>
<p><strong>Value of online media</strong>     <br />Mike showed some examples of branded online media     <br />Ali versus Ali (addidas)     <br />Aussie Week (which was is a clever travel log showing real people experiencing Australia)     </p>
<p><strong>Distribution through Conversation</strong>     <br />Mike talked through the social graph to explain social networking</p>
<p><strong>Media spend      <br /></strong>4 to 5 % of budgets are being spent online in Australia versus 25% in the US     <br />He appealed to the industry to find better ways to measure engagement     </p>
<p><strong>Examples of companies doing social media right      <br /></strong><font color="#ff0000"><strong>1. Be a part of the experience        <br /></strong></font>Gillette Venus Breeze razors, which asked women to interact with experiences     </p>
<p><font color="#ff0000"><strong>2. Maintain a daily dialogue        <br /></strong></font>JP Morgan / Chase bank.     <br />- Asked collegue students what was important to them in a credit card     <br />- Results suggested that points were important, but that they didn&#8217;t feel they would accumulate enough points     <br />- Chase responded with an application that enabled student to accumulate points together and then you could see how many points your network has     <br />- This was the most successful credit card campaign that Chase has done</p>
<p><strong><font color="#ff0000">3. Give a reason to share        <br /></font></strong>Cloverfield movie .. created a facebook application which could run as a widget on users pages.</p>
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<p><strong>What makes social media different and exciting?</strong> (some quotes from leading US ad execs)     <br />- The power of conversation     <br />- Like the difference between leaving a voice mail and the other person picking up and talking     <br />- Putting your brand out their and letting people contribute to it     <br />- How do you listen and engage consumer needs &#8230; over and above your brand needs     <br />- Creating a fair value exchange &#8211; experience for their attention </p>
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