The most powerful brand on Earth : how to transform teams, empower employees, integrate partners, and mobilize customers to beat the competition in digital and social media /

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Author / Creator:Boudreaux, Chris.
Imprint:Upper Saddle River, New Jersey : Prentice Hall, [2014]
Description:xviii, 215 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/9625038
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Other authors / contributors:Emerick, Susan F.
ISBN:9780133115390 (hbk.)
0133115399 (hbk.)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of Contents:
  • Preface
  • Acknowledgments
  • About the Authors
  • 1. Web of Trust: The Case for the Social Work Force
  • The Source of Brand Power Today
  • Your Brand's Official Communicators Cannot Do It Alone
  • Your Next Steps
  • 2. Help Your People Do Well
  • Why You Must Help Your People
  • How to Help Your Social Employees
  • How Social Brands Tend to Evolve
  • Your Next Steps
  • 3. Influence: It's Complicated
  • Coauthored by Constantin Basturea
  • The Nature of Online Influence Is Often Misunderstood
  • How Social Employees Empower Brands
  • Your Next Steps
  • 4. The Power to Sway: Helping Employees Build Advocacy Online
  • Coauthored by Constantin Basturea
  • Permission Is Not Enough
  • Prepare
  • Perform
  • Your Next Steps
  • 5. You Will Measure New Things in New Ways
  • How to Begin Measuring
  • Outcomes: Measuring Business Impact
  • Summary
  • Your Next Steps
  • 6. Safety and Security
  • Protecting Information and Privacy
  • Complying with Disclosure Requirements
  • Preventing Competitive Poaching
  • Your Next Steps
  • 7. How to Begin
  • The Business Case
  • Get Some Seed Money: Selling to Internal Stakeholders
  • Leverage Early Adopters
  • Build a Pilot
  • Case Study: The IBM Select Social Eminence Program
  • Your Next Steps
  • 8. Build Your Team
  • Program Leadership
  • Program Team
  • Program Participants
  • Extended Team
  • Business Unit Leaders and Functional Leaders
  • PR or Corporate Communications
  • Human Resources
  • External Influencers
  • Information Technology
  • Time Commitments
  • Your Next Steps
  • 9. Manage the Journey
  • Culture and Change Management Will Make or Break Your Program
  • Learning from the Past
  • Change Management Is New to Many Leaders
  • An Approach for Managing the Journey
  • Be the Change You Wish to See
  • Your Next Steps
  • 10. The Future of the Social Work Force
  • People Will Change
  • Technology Will Change
  • Increasing Automation
  • Organizations Will Change
  • Results for Workers and Leaders
  • Your Next Steps
  • Index