Christopher S. Penn – Marketing AI Keynote Speaker

Author: Christopher S Penn

First impressions: iPad 2 for marketers
When they’re not staring at Charlie Sheen, the mainstream media will be drooling over the iPad 2. But what does the magical device hold for marketers? Quite a few goodies, at least from my perspective.

Content creation. Onboard video editing means videoblogging on the go. iMovie’s interface, already pretty good, will work even better on a touchscreen because it’ll be that much more intuitive to simply touch, drag, and move around video clips. Assuming that the iPad 2 maintains all of the existing functionality, you’ll even be able to load stuff from Dropbox to the machine, edit there, and then send back, probably through iTunes.

Onboard audio editing means the same, but for audio. That’s right folks, podcasting from the iPad. Lest you’ve forgotten, Garageband for the Mac is one of the easiest way to get podcasting. With Garageband appearing for the iPad, doing your basic audio editing and podcast preparation, if not publication, means that there’s no excuse not to podcast if you have the gear already.

Data management. The mobile hotspot functionality on the iPhone means you’ll have a roving hotspot for the iPad if you need it, and that means even more opportunities for working remotely, working on the go, and even limited data throughput on places like trade show floors.

Speaking of trade show floors… front and rear cameras on the iPad not only mean more impromptu videos being shot, but it also means apps like Shoeboxed’s business card scanner will see a lot more use on the trade show floor and at conferences. Likewise any web-based app for registration, ticketing, or other forms of data collection. Don’t forget to put some QR codes on your business cards, by the way. The iPad cameras with the right apps will pick those up easily.

Whether you’re at the trade show booth or in the conference room, the video mirroring application is likely to help presenters and speakers like me do a lot more with interactive presentations and much less raw slideware. I’m salivating at the idea of presenting with the iPad, building a mind map in real time on the unit, showing it on the big screen for audience members, and collaboratively putting together a takeaway from a conference session that will be unlike anything you’ve ever seen before. And sales demos? Get ready to go big. Walk into any major corporate boardroom and there’s a flat panel TV in there. Just plug in and you’re ready to go.

What’s your take on the iPad 2 for marketers?

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March 2, 2011
Understanding Your Marketing Basics
In the martial arts, the basics are everything. Refining the basics isn’t just a matter of doing them over and over again mindlessly, but looking at how to tweak and improve each basic technique. Last night at the Boston Martial Arts Center, I was learning from one of our master instructors about more basics using the six foot staff (bojutsu). Talk about a mind-expanding experience – basics I had been practicing for years got tweaked and improved immediately. Obviously, it will take lots more practice to get the tweaks embedded into my habits, but it got me thinking: the ability to be powerful and effective isn’t just about having the recipe. It’s also about being able to tweak each little piece of the recipe.

For example, I can list out the basic steps of the kata (routine) I was working on last night:

– Hit the opponent in the body with the stick.
– Then hit them in the head.
– Then hit them in the hands.
– Then back up.
– Then hit them in the head again.

Sounds simple, right? Except that each step is a rabbit hole that goes very, very deep. You can’t do the technique from reading that. There are a myriad different ways you can do each of the steps above incorrectly or not optimally, and as I found out last night, there are also lots of ways to improve on what you’ve already go. Now compare this to what you typically hear about marketing and social media:

– Find your audience.
– Be active on Twitter.
– Have a Facebook Fan Page.
– Join the conversation.
– Use good analytics software.

Pick up every marketing and social media book published and you’ll find similar lists. There will be a lot of talk about each of the areas, possibly listing some case studies and other fluffy stuff the publisher needed to pad out the required number of pages, but at the end of the day, you’ll have basic skills that will lack all the tweaks needed to be powerful.

Here’s the kicker, the reason why picking up Marketing Expert’s Latest Book still won’t do a bloody thing for you besides make you feel better for a little while: many of the tweaks and tricks are experience-based. My teacher last night could have given me a laundry list of things to improve with my technique, but that would have been useless. I had to actually experience them in order to understand what I was supposed to be doing.

The same is true for a lot of the stuff in marketing. There is no substitute for experience. There is no substitute for trying stuff and having it explode repeatedly until you find the tweaks you need to make in your own basics, because your marketing basics are broken in ways that are different from the ways my marketing basics are broken. This is why there is no cookie-cutter approach to marketing that works 100% of the time, any more than there is a cookie-cutter way to get a black belt at the Boston Martial Arts Center just by following a list of techniques.

Realize that even with the best knowledge, best resources, best experts writing, blogging, tweeting, and dumping content on you, none of it will make you a better marketer until you try it. Ideally, have a mentor, someone who has walked the path ahead of you and can show you where their rookie mistakes were, but recognize that you’ll probably have to make those same mistakes to understand why they don’t work.

Finally, if you feel frustrated as a marketing professional that you’re not making progress, go back and carefully study your basics. Pull them apart and investigate each little piece to see if there are ways to improve how you do each tiny piece. For example, if Twitter isn’t delivering the goods, look at who you’re following. Who should you be following? How do you select who you choose to follow? What you’ll find is that each little tweak you make won’t be the magic wand that makes your abilities explode, but the sum of them will do exactly that. Tweak and improve everything a little bit and unseen synergies will bring all the improvements together for you, making you far more capable than your peers and competitors. That’s the path to mastery, both in the martial arts and in the marketing profession.

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March 2, 2011
Presenting on Fox25 about Facebook iFrames
I had the opportunity this morning to talk on Boston’s Fox 25 News about upcoming changes to tabs on Facebook. Here’s the video interview:

Facebook Fan Page Custom Tabs and iFrames
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For more information about how to actually implement this change, check out this very lengthy tutorial I wrote on the Blue Sky Factory blog.

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March 2, 2011
Knights in shining armor to the rescue
If you’re looking for the next big thing, the next niche, the next area where tons of money is just waiting for you to come over and scoop it up, you’re about to read about it. Ready?

To the rescue.

That’s it.

To the rescue.

What do I mean? Simple. Look around you. Look at the world, look at your business, look at the ever-changing, ever-evolving state of media, at the finite number of hours per day and the dwindling resource known as attention.

Attention isn’t just about too many social networks and too many shiny objects. Attention is all about not getting things done because too much is piled up on your plate. Attention is all about opportunities lost because you just flat out forgot about them, revenue not realized because no one followed up, and system failures because no one has the time or focus to do routine maintenance.

Attention deficits aren’t going to get better any time soon. You need only look at the front pages of Mashable and Techcrunch to see that more and more people are working tirelessly to disrupt and distract you every minute of every day. While you’re distracted and diverted, your business is crumbling out from underneath you.

Those people who specialize in rescues for when you really screw up are going to ride this macro trend to the bank and back, several times. Folks like my personal productivity magician, someone, who can literally rescue an entire week by being in the right place at the right time with the right resources. Folks like Whitney Hoffman who can foresee and fix all the areas you’re about to totally screw up in contracts because you have the attention span of a gnat and can’t be arsed to actually read the fine print. Folks like Amy Garland who go over every little detail and silently apply exactly the right corrections while the rest of the world runs around like poultry on fire so that the right people get the right messages and things just run.

How will this make you money like crazy? Simple. A regular plumber costs a certain amount an hour. An emergency plumber to come fix your busted water pipe at 2 AM on a Sunday will charge you several multiples of that rate. A regular car costs nearly nothing to go to the hospital. An ambulance ride costs exponentially more. As your attention continues to shatter and fragment, assuming you don’t willfully rein it in, more and more things in your life will require rescuing. There will be more scrambles to replace failed hard drives in servers, more scrambles to get a landing page up on your web site for a campaign you launched but forgot you launched, more flights you dash to the airport for because you forgot you were going somewhere.

If you specialize in rescuing other people from their lack of attention, you’ve got a secure future and with the right client base will basically be printing money as fast as you can. You, the operators, will swoop in to the rescue and patch our screwups and attention deficits quickly, but at an exorbitant price which we will gladly pay.

If you want to protect yourself from those prices, you’ll have to invest now and pay… attention.

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March 1, 2011
Painless conference charity
While there are any number of excellent causes out there that need and demand attention, I want to draw yours towards something relatively painless: conference charity. As someone who has attended, planned, and created conferences of all stripes, from Podcamp to giant shows, I can say with great confidence that there’s always room around the edges.

Crates of shirts from Podcamp Boston 2

For example, as any conference planner will tell you, meals and food are squishy numbers at best. Even when the price tag of a show is in the thousands of dollars, there are still no-shows. There are still people who eat less than others. There are still people who don’t take the freebies even when they’re built into the price, from shirts to pens to foods of every kind.

At the end of a conference, we all shake hands, exchange business cards, and go our separate ways. What we don’t pay attention to is the army of venue staff cleaning things up, most of which goes straight to your nearest garbage dump. Go look at the trash bins after an event and you’ll find everything from untouched meals to piles of shirts to televisions (seriously, I saw this after a major electronics show – the vendors tossed their gear rather than pay to ship it back).

Obviously, all that stuff at the edges, the excess, can find new homes. After every Podcamp Boston, we call in the Pine Street Inn to take away leftover food, which is distributed to Boston’s homeless. After the Blue Sky Factory user conference in the fall of last year, the local Catholic Charities did the same with the leftover food in Baltimore. Back when Podcamps were printing t-shirts for every event, a good number of the leftovers (especially from Podcamp Boston 2) ended up going to several local homeless shelters, because the shirts were perfectly good. I get tons of trade show swag including more pens than I could possibly count, and most of those end up at the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, a local charity near my home. Larger stuff gets picked up for free from the Vietnam Veteran’s Association.

The point isn’t to say here’s stuff I do. The point is to say that you’ve got tons of stuff from conferences that deserves a better place than a trash can. If you’re a conference organizer or event planner, you have literal mountains of stuff that other people will value greatly, especially after your attendees have left. You need only one look at the grateful faces in the local soup kitchen when you walk in with a few crates of really good conference food to know that there is always a home for leftovers. You need only one look at the faces of the kids at a local program when you drop off a few boxes of promotional stuffed animals that no one took at your trade show booth to know that a tiny amount of effort and no money on your part can still make a big impact.

If you want to make a painless difference at upcoming events, ask whenever you register if the event organizers will be donating leftovers of any kind (food, clothing, etc.) to the needy once the event ends, whether it’s a local Podcamp or SxSW. If the event organizers say no, ask them if it’s okay if you coordinate it, then find the local charities that can use that event’s leftovers and arrange to have them swing by at the end of the day to pick it up. If you’re an event organizer, make sure you have charities at the ready to pick stuff up when the day is done. (as a bonus, you can take a tax deduction on anything you donate) If you see tremendous waste from an event, do what you can to salvage at least some of it – if you see a few boxes of shirts sitting next to a dumpster, call in the troops to come rescue them.

In these times, charity is needed more than ever. The good news is that you have it within your power to make a difference at conferences and events with just a phone call or two. You know what needs to be done now. Go and do likewise.

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February 28, 2011
Winning back a lost customer’s heart
Saturday morning. The phone rings.

“Hello, Mr. Penn? This is Better Crates and Cartons Magazine calling. About five years ago, you signed up for more information about building a sunroom on your house. Are you still interested?”

Here’s something similar my colleagues at Return Path received:

“You are receiving this email because sometime during the past 20+ years you have registered with PACE, or one of our affiliated companies, to receive free information and offers concerning…”

Both of these outbound marketing efforts are obviously trying to resurrect very, very old databases in an attempt to drum up business. But like the obviously single person at the bar, they reek of desperation. In business, however, desperation sends a clear warning signal: don’t do business with this company because they’re obviously struggling to make it. They’re not making their numbers and so anything you buy from them is not likely to have a warranty that will survive the company’s apparently imminent demise.

Be careful about what signals your marketing sends out. There’s a fine balance between rebuilding a relationship long lost and appearing obviously desperate. Like the world of dating, if you’re coming back after a long time away, you’re not only starting over in terms of relationship strength, but also working to overcome past history and a lack of trust. Just as you don’t walk back into someone’s life expecting an immediate warm welcome, your marketing should not march back into someone’s life expecting a returning customer.

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February 26, 2011
Sign up for the Facebook Analytics webinar
Updated March 3: The webinar has been recorded and is now available by clicking here.

There was such ridiculously positive demand for a re-run of the Facebook Analytics webinar from Social Fresh Tampa that I’m going to record it and make it available in the near future as a webinar on demand. If you’d like to be notified when it’s available, fill out this form. Be sure to read it as you fill it out so that you know what’s going to happen. If you’re reading this in an RSS reader of some kind or in an email client, you’ll want to click here to get to the actual form.

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February 25, 2011
Yes, you need a CRM
Over the past couple of days, I’ve had the opportunity to talk to businesses large and small, in virtually every industry from non-profit rescue missions to Fortune 500 companies about their digital marketing, and one of the greatest consistent gaps I’ve seen is that few are using a CRM, or customer relationship management system.

For those who aren’t familiar, a CRM is a piece of software that does pretty much what its name says it does: helps you manage customer relationships. They’re used to stay in touch with customers, look for business-generating opportunities, stay on top of opportunities you’ve created, prevent customer loss by staying on top of support and service issues, and many other things.

In this day and age, when information flows freely and data capture requires the advanced skills of copy and paste, there’s no excuse not to use a CRM for your business. Price isn’t an issue – there are free and low cost systems out there that offer 80%-90% of the functionality of the top end systems. Here are a few options and some of the tradeoffs:

Salesforce.com. Salesforce is the 800 pound gorilla in the world of CRM, and for good reason. It offers an incredible amount of power, but that power comes at a price. Salesforce isn’t cheap (as much as $150/user/month), and it’s a bear to set up well. Out of the box, it’s okay, but it requires extensive configuration and expertise to make it sing. If you do set it up well, however, you will find that Salesforce can make a huge improvement in your business profitability. We use it at Blue Sky Factory email marketing and it’s amazing.

Zoho CRM. Zoho is the small business CRM of choice for me. I set it up for the Boston Martial Arts Center and I like to say it’s 80% of Salesforce at 5% of the price, around $12/user/month. Zoho requires configuration time too, but integration with other services is relatively painless. For the small business, Zoho is probably the best choice.

Sugar CRM. Sugar is an open-source Salesforce clone that is usually about 1-2 releases behind Salesforce. It’s financially free, but the free comes at a hefty price: not only do you need to be an expert in configuring a Salesforce-like web service, you also need to be or have a very competent developer & systems administrator to get it even installed on a server. If you have the skills but not the cash, Sugar is a great solution. I set several up in the past, and it’s not fun but it does work. If you lack the skills, pay the money for a hosted service like Salesforce or Zoho.

Are there other CRM solutions out there? Sure there are. These are the three I’ve had direct experience with, setting them up and configuring them to make them work.

No matter what CRM you choose, you will be doing a lot of configuration time to make it conform to how your business does business. This is a good thing, because in the process of setting up a CRM, you’ll also be confronted with the gaps where your organization does not conform to best practices, like following up on sales opportunities rigorously. It’s that process which will help you become a better-functioning business.

Are you using a CRM? If not, why not?

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February 22, 2011
The danger of dabbling in marketing
Listen to the average marketing strategy meeting at a company and you’re liable to hear something like this:
- “We need to adopt service like Zappos!”
- “We should do what Chris Brogan does with Twitter!”
- “Do we need a Comcast Frank?”
- “What if we could reduce costs by making customer service self-serve like Dell?“
It sounds so tempting, so good, doesn’t it? Pick and choose best practices from market leaders and you’ll create a market leading company yourself. Makes total sense, right?

Suppose we changed the context a bit. How does this sound?
- “We need to use lots of garlic and butter like Emeril on everything!”
- “What if we replace all our other cooking methods with a grill like Bobby Flay?”
- “We should do what Rachael Ray does and use only Extra Virgin Olive Oil!”
If your goal is trying to make sushi, it’s going to be… interesting sushi, no matter how many expert ideas you try to implement.

The lesson here isn’t that Guy Kawasaki or Seth Godin or other folks are wrong. The lesson is that you can’t pick and choose little bits of what they do to replicate their success, any more than you can pick and choose ingredients and cooking methods randomly and get a five star meal. You not only have to know how to cook, you also need to follow the recipes for success to the letter in the beginning.

Let’s take Chris Brogan as an example. If you operate on the basis that Twitter and his book Trust Agents are the foundations of his success, you’ll miss his blog, company, Third Tribe, Kitchen Table Companies, Julien Smith, PodCamp, and many other pieces that all add up to his method. If you want to achieve similar success using his methods, you can’t just pick 10% of what he does and hope that 10% of his success appears. If you’re trying to cook a masterful meal using Emeril Lagasse’s methods, your food is unlikely to improve if all you change is yelling “BAM” at it.

Beware of being a dilettante in marketing methods and ideas. Yes, absolutely read, research, and explore, but if you choose to make a method your focus, you need to commit and go all in to make it work, at least in the beginning. Study the methods, teachers, and results that are available, choose a method that’s aligned with your goals, and then focus exclusively for a while just on making that method work.

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February 21, 2011
Awesome sword dance performance
Caught this from Ze Frank originally. Wonderful to watch.

早乙女太一☓チームラボ [吉例]新春特別公演「龍と牡丹」-剣舞／影絵-
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February 19, 2011

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