Christopher S. Penn – Marketing AI Keynote Speaker

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  • You Ask, I Answer: Growing an Ego-Less Personal Brand?

    You Ask, I Answer: Growing an Ego-Less Personal Brand?

    Cathy asks, “How do you grow a personal brand without talking too much about yourself?”

    Absolutely. One of my martial arts teachers, Stephen K. Hayes, says very succinctly to focus on the work. You are the conduit for the work; make that your focus.

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    In today’s episode, Kathy asks, How do you grow a personal brand without talking too much about yourself? Ah, yes, we’ve all had that experience being at a conference or a webinar or virtual event or something where it’s a 45 or 60 minute help God help you to our commercial for the person who’s speaking.

    And every, you know, 20 seconds out of the person’s mouth, like, Hey, you should buy my book, right? That’s no fun.

    Nobody enjoys that except the person speaking on stage.

    And more importantly, as audience members, we don’t get any value out of that whatsoever.

    So how do we, when the tables are turned when we are the ones on the stage or behind the camera or in front of the camera or behind the microphone? How do we do presentations in a way that is not self serving and this applies, by the way to both individuals and companies and companies, corporations, if you’re speaking on behalf of a brand, you have to be aware that you can’t just get up there and make it a 45 minute commercial for your company.

    Nobody wants to hear that.

    So how do you do this? There’s a very succinct way.

    But my one of my martial arts teachers, Stephen Hayes says, and that is you focus on the work, you, as the speaker, are a conduit for the work and so that should be your focus.

    What does that mean? When you’re talking on stage onstage in a video series like this on YouTube, the audience is there for the value you provide for the work that you do not for you.

    Unless you are perfect, like professional entertainer, and even then it’s not you.

    It’s the entertainment value you provide, right? It’s not how awesome you are.

    It’s how awesome the music is.

    Or the poetry or the art that you create is a provides.

    I used to work with a sales guy way back in the beginning of the last decade, who had this great expression.

    The radio in your audience’s head is permanently tuned to one station wi I FM.

    And he would make the joke, say it’s what’s in it for me.

    That’s what your audience is thinking the entire time.

    What’s in this for me? What am I going to get out of this? What value can I take from this? And if they’re there for entertainment, you better be entertaining.

    If they’re there to be educated, you better educate them.

    And you have to know what it is that they are there for.

    So when you show up, and you’re talking all about yourself, you are getting value, but the audience is not.

    Right.

    And I realize it runs contrary to a lot of the sort of the celebrity driven culture that we have.

    But for the most part, most people don’t appreciate that.

    So that means instead of talking about you talk about the work that you’ve done and how that work applies to the audience.

    So when I get up on stage and talk about analytics, I don’t talk about me.

    I talked about how do you separate out branded organic search from unbranded organic search in Google Analytics, right? That applies to you, you care about that, right? That’s going to help you do better reporting.

    I will talk about Markov chain models.

    And how Markov chain models are used to develop better attribution because it helps you understand the role each channel plays, as if they were basketball players on a court.

    Some players assist some players score but all are important.

    That helps you you when you hear these terms, you have more things to research or maybe there’s a technique that you can borrow or maybe There is something that you can, you can learn more about or partner with somebody to implement.

    But that helps you solve a problem.

    I am not the focus, the work that I do is the focus.

    And the same was true for you when you’re speaking on stage when you’re speaking in front of the camera.

    What value? Is it? What is in it for the audience? And if you don’t have a clear idea, that’s a really good time to stop and ask yourself, okay, well out of this thing, what value would somebody else get out of this? If I was sitting in the audience and this talk I’m about to give was the one that’s on screen, would I get any value out of it? We all want I know, specially as on the company said we all want one of the values to be Hey, come hire my company.

    We I get it right and that’s, that’s natural, and there’s usually a place where you can put in a gentle call to action.

    But it should be more than like a few seconds out of the entire talk.

    So how do you do that? You You show examples, you walk through case studies and again, the case studies are not, look how awesome we are.

    No, we did this thing.

    No, this is the problem the person focused.

    My friend Tamsin Webster says that nothing demonstrates expertise quickly.

    So well as stating the problem eloquently and thoroughly so that people in the audience who are hearing this going, that’s my problem, too.

    I have that problem, too.

    How do I tell me how to fix it? Because that’s exactly what I’m facing.

    So in your talks, you talk about that you say, here’s the challenge.

    And here’s the implications of the challenge.

    There’s a framework that marketer Dan Kennedy created years ago that I renamed because it makes more sense to have it be a word called pigs.

    You state the problem, you state the impact of the problem.

    What happens if you don’t solve it, you stick the general solution and then you stay specific solution.

    And when you’re adapting that framework for speaking, the problem is what you state the impact.

    What happens if you don’t solve this? The general solution is the solution.

    Hey, Mark off chain modeling to solve your attribution.

    Hey, customization of channels in Google Analytics to solve some of the reporting challenges people have.

    And then the specific solutions we can get into the case study.

    You can get into, you know, here’s how we solve this for a client.

    But here’s what the client did.

    And here’s the impact the client had and the results the client got, right.

    And that, again, if you’re in the audience, and you said, that’s my problem, and then you watch it and go, ha, that’s how they solved it.

    I could solve that.

    Or maybe that doesn’t apply to me, and then they raise the hand in QA.

    And then they go, Okay, I get that.

    But how does this apply to me? That’s, again, where you’re, you’re focusing on what’s in it for them, what’s in it for the people who are sitting in the audience.

    That’s being a conduit for the work that’s being encountered? Do it a channel where the knowledge that you want to share is flowing through you, without you being the focus to help the audience.

    And the good news is this, it feels counterintuitive.

    It feels counterintuitive.

    You, especially if again, if you’re speaking on behalf of company, your bosses by saying you got to get up there and make sure you mentioned the company 15 times a minute.

    No, that’s not how that works.

    But if you do a great job providing as much value as you can on stage, then when it comes time to wrap up, you can absolutely say hey, if you’ve got questions about this, ask them the q&a.

    And if we don’t have time with the QA asked me afterwards, give me a business cards.

    Let’s stay in touch.

    And yes, my company handles this.

    If you just don’t want to do it yourself.

    We’ll do it for you.

    At that point, you’ve proven your expertise.

    You’ve proven your knowledge you’ve proven you’ve built your brand by by building the value and giving the value You that you have.

    My friend Mitch Joel calls his givers gain from BSI, business, networking international and givers gain the person who gives the most wins.

    Because you’re giving away your knowledge.

    Again, just because you’ve given the knowledge doesn’t mean the person is going to run off and do it.

    Yes, like 1% of the crowd will actually go in and try and do it the other 99% of the crowd be like, you know what, I don’t want to do this, you do it for me, I will pay for it.

    So that’s how to grow that personal brand without talking too much about yourself focus on the work focus on the knowledge, focus on the value, what is the value of be crystal clear.

    If the person had no intention of ever buying from you would they still walk away happy.

    Your goal is to make sure that they would be happy.

    At the same time, recognizing that if you give away the knowledge and the perspective and the experience, there’s a very good chance that the vast majority of people in the We’ll say, I don’t want to do that you as the expert you come do that for me.

    Here’s a big pile of money.

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  • You Ask, I Answer: Making Marketing Conference Workshops Engaging?

    You Ask, I Answer: Making Marketing Conference Workshops Engaging?

    Chantal asks, “I’m running a social media workshop in a month and am struggling to find ways to make it more interactive. What suggestions do you have?”

    Great question. Workshops, like any form of content marketing, need to be entertaining, engaging, and educational. So how do you make a marketing conference workshop more engaging? Engagement in a workshop setting REQUIRES participants to be doing stuff, as opposed to sitting passive. Let’s go through a few different things you can have them do. Watch the video for the 5 key techniques I like to use to make workshops better.

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    In today’s episode shauntel asks, I’m running a social media workshop in a month and I’m struggling to find ways to make it more interactive. What suggestions? Do you have great question. Workshops like any form of content marketing, because they are a form of content marketing need to be entertaining, engaging and educational. The three E’s of all content marketing, a must do as many of those as possible. You want all three but at the very least, you can need to be doing two out of three now educational is pretty straightforward. give people information that they need based on

    what they asked you to teach, entertaining, probably not the best person to ask bat follow folks like Kathy close guest or Robin tight or folks like that to who are who are proven entertainers and public speakers.

    Edge engagement is all about participation in a workshop setting. workshops are different than talks, a lot of people who are really good speakers, public speakers are not necessarily good workshop leaders. Because the skill set is different. A workshop is much more close to a classroom setting where you have a significant amount of time to teach stuff to people, and to validate that the information got from your brain to theirs. As opposed to being on stage where you just do your dog and pony show for 1520, 3040

    minutes. And then and then Off you go. People in a audience in a Publix beach are much more passive. Yes, they’re tweeting or clapping or paying attention, maybe. But they’re not engaged, they’re not doing something in a workshop, they absolutely need to be doing something in order for them to feel like they’re getting value out of it. Especially if it’s like a half day or full day workshop. full day workshops are probably one of the most difficult exercises you can go through as an educator. Because people don’t have that much energy. They don’t have that much stamina unless they’re constantly being engaged. So let’s look at a few different things that you can do to make your workshops better. Number one, the first thing I always do with a workshop is spend 15 to 30 minutes doing input, which is okay, well, why are you here? What did you want? What do you want to get out of this? Sometimes I will have the organizer send out a pre workshop questionnaire to see what people say and then ask again in the workshop to see if the answers are different because I attendees change or there are some things that people will want to really see. But you want to try and do both, ideally. So get that pre attendee feedback

    for things that people can do. I like the sort of the rhythm of teach the explain the thing you know, what is the thing why is thing important? How to do the thing and then a valid so what is Twitter analytics? And why does Twitter analytics matter? How do you pull the data and then Okay, now let’s let’s validate that you got the information and that you can make use of it. When you structure a workshop like that where you you do a deep dive on a few techniques rather than the scatter shot of a public talk you know attendees do get more value they you may not and you will not get through as much material as you think you will because that validation part takes time we as professionals who’ve been doing this awhile are like well you know, just click click click click click and you’re done right but for a lot of other people they don’t move it that’s because they don’t do it as much as we do so that what why how validation the walkthrough is a very specific techniques is a great way to keep people engaged, keep the what and why relatively compact, and then the How have people follow along and then have people do it themselves and value did they were able to do it on guided. The second thing to do is group exercises. This is especially true for anything that is creative in nature teach a technique like how to use contagious snag and say, Okay, now you let’s let’s see you folks work together as in groups of two or three or four and craft, you know, some some interactive screenshots of your own. Let’s see you go ahead and do that group exercises are especially good when the materials a little tough and

    people are afraid of being singled out. So if a if you’re using like IBM Watson studio, IBM Watson studio can be a very intimidating experience. So pairing people up or grouping people up to three or four, they can all kind of point around and help each other based on what you taught and help them remember. Oh, yeah, and when you’re doing neural network model, are you having a choice of the SPSS back end of the spark back end? Which one was that married, you remember and married like, Oh, you for this application use the spark modeler. So it will get people in Indore interacting and working together collaborative, which is very useful. The third thing are we can work well, depending on your skill as a moderator are hot seats where you say, okay, you know, somebody bring up your, your LinkedIn profile or your Facebook page, and we’re all going to pitch in ideas for how to make it better. And you as the the workshop leader will be doing the lion’s share of the suggestions but you can say, Okay, well, you know, I wouldn’t use that image size on on that profile. It’s not the best side the best image sizes 1200 by six at

    try and keep your text under 20% on just as a general rule on Facebook, and so on and so forth. So you use hot seats as a way

    you have to be very skillful as a moderator to pull that off, because it can leave people feeling defensive and criticized. So you want to make sure that you elect people and start with yourself. Start with your own profiles, you can say, Hey, I’m, I’m not perfect, I got stuff wrong with my profile to let’s critique mind first, and then don’t be abusive to yourself. Right show that the exercise will no harm shall come. And the fourth one, and again, this depends on you reading the crowd. And the comfort of the crowd will be contests and competitions to say like, okay, in the next 15 minutes, we’re going to have a contest and you could win, I don’t know, a free song off of Spotify or something, or whatever meaningful giveaway that you want to give to your crowd and say, in the next 15 minutes, you’re going to craft as many emoji based tweets as possible or something, something like that. But think about the way that game shows work. Either regular game shows or shows like Iron Chef or America’s Test Kitchen and things like that where you can take the idea of the format and then transpose it into your workshop to make the workshop more interactive. So those are some ways to take those social media workshops or frankly any marketing workshop to the next level walk through his group exercises hot seats and contests and competitions. Read the crowd carefully though not every technique is right for every crowd you’re gonna have to get some experience with it and get a sense of what people are comfortable with and you’ll find that out in the inputs either with the the pre pre workshops questionnaire and then on the day of you’ll look at people’s temperament and go this is not a contest crowd or you see a bunch of folks like ya know, ya know, my my vacuum cleaner companies, the best vacuum cleaner company, there’s competition competition time so you got to learn to read the crowd. So great question complex question and will require a lot of practice. I would suggest doing a run through some of these a dry run maybe with some friends, some colleagues just to test it out and test out your skills as a moderator as always pleases have any follow up comments in the comment section and subscribe to the YouTube channel and the newsletter I’ll talk to you soon. Thanks. You’re watching want help solving

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  • Cognitive Marketing: How AI Will Change Marketing Forever

    Cognitive Marketing- How AI Will Change Marketing Forever

    I had the pleasure and privilege of delivering the opening keynote at MarketingProfs B2B Forum. This year’s keynote is titled Cognitive Marketing: How AI Will Change Marketing Forever. For those who would like to see the slides, they are below.

    In addition, if you’d like a deeper dive into the type, I invite you to download AI For Marketers: An Introduction and Primer. This whitepaper and audiobook download digs deeper into each of the topics presented during my keynote. You’ll get a much better look at the topic than only scrolling through the slides.

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  • Great Customer Service in One Slide

    Great Customer Service in One Slide.png

    Service is the dominant form of industry these days. Everything is a service; in fact, -as-a-service is appended to an enormous number of industries.

    • We have software-as-a-service. (the online apps economy)
    • We have platform-as-a-service. (the API economy)
    • We have vehicles-as-a-service. (the ridesharing companies)
    • We have space-as-a-service. (home and office timesharing apps)

    Yet how many of these new service industries focus on – and deliver – great service?

    Great service sets us apart from our competitors. It’s the fastest, simplest way to pull ahead of everyone else who has a similar offering. Reminding ourselves of what constitutes great service is relatively hard, especially if our company isn’t accustomed to delivering great service.

    What constitutes great customer service?

    Great customer service is a reminder of six key actions we must take all day, every day to better serve customers. These six actions apply to any industry, any customer, and spell out PLEASE. They are:

    • Pay attention! By the time someone complains, their experience is already ruined. Pay attention and anticipate problems before they happen.
    • Listen! Put away opinions and preconceptions of what we think the customer wants and listen to what they’re actually saying.
    • Execute! Nothing makes up for not doing what we said we’d do. Deliver exactly what is promised.
    • Ask! We’re not telepaths. We can’t read minds. Ask customers early and often what we could do better.
    • Serve! Put away ego and pride. Whether we’re right or wrong, the customer pays the bills and is the boss.
    • Exceed! Customers have preconceptions and expectations. Exceed them and they’ll return over and over again.

    Here’s a helpful sign you can print out and share with your team.

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  • Email marketing best practices, 2014 edition

    I recently had the opportunity and privilege to guest teach at the UCLA Extension School with Karl Kasca and his new media marketing class. The subject was email marketing – what was the state of email marketing in 2014? How has the landscape changed? What still works, what doesn’t work, and what should marketers be doing differently? If you’d like to enjoy the hour long class, you can get the slides and video below.

    If you find it useful and helpful, please consider picking up one of my books, Marketing White Belt or Marketing Red Belt.

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  • Awaken Your Superhero at INBOUND13: The Slides!

    For those who attended or wanted to attend my talk at INBOUND13, here are the slides from Awaken Your Superhero: How Social Media Saves Lives.

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  • Facebook: Person, Page, and Beyond Premium Webinar

    Facebook: Person, Page, and Beyond is a 45 minute intensive webinar that looks at the powerhouse that is Facebook – the third largest country in the world. In this webinar, you’ll learn the 6 key aspects of Facebook – person, page, site, interaction, ads, and analytics, explore what practices make Facebook work well for you, see what insightful data Facebook can give you about your own efforts, and drill down into the various metrics that can shine light on your digital marketing efforts.

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  • Performance Based Social Media at Social Fresh East

    I have the pleasure of speaking to the Social Fresh East crowd today. For those interested, here’s the slides that I’m speaking about.

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  • Social+Email Integration from Social Fresh Charlotte

    For those who weren’t able to attend, here’s what I shared at my opening keynote at Social Fresh Charlotte:

    Advanced Email+Social Integration

    Thanks to all who said some very nice things about the talk and especially to Jason Keath for inviting me to kick off the conference.

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  • Social Media Job Search Presentation Slides

    Last night 35 people joined me for a personal webinar (no sponsor, nothing to sell) on social media job search, using social media to find your next gig. We had a good time, lots of great questions, and I look forward to those folks who participated in new gigs fairly shortly. For those who attended, the slides are posted below. As I suspected and feared, MeetingBurner failed to record ANY of the audio, so it’ll be slides only for now.

    I will likely be giving this presentation again in another 8-12 weeks, so if you missed it and want to attend, stay tuned to the blog.

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