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Social Media, with Emphasis on the Social Don’t let the buzzwords fool you: Using the skills you learned today as a tool to build your brand. Presented by Marty St. George, Senior Vice President Marketing and Commercial Strategy, Jet Blue Airways at TWTRCON NY 10 | June 14, 2010

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Closing Keynote:Social Media, with Emphasis on the Social

• Marty St. George, Senior Vice President Marketing and Commercial Strategy, JetBlue Airways | @martysg

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Think Social, not Media

Marty St. George@martysgSVP-Marketing and Commercial Strategy

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Where We Jet

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How did we learn to love Social Media?

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February 14, 2007

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Social Media = No Middle Man

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• Customers want to hear the explanation

• Customers can sense authenticity

• Interaction and transparency build engagement

What we learned

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None of this is social media.

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Social media is the conversation.

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Build the relationship

Only then do you earn the right to monetize

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How you form the relationship

• Monitoring

• Engaging

• Informing

• Humanizing

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Monitoring

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Resolved within 18 hours.

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Engaging

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Informing

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Humanizing

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Case Studies

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“All You Can Jet”

All You Can Jet

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You can’t make this stuff up!

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Revenue is actually a small part of the story….

• 700% increase on views to route map

• Millions in publicity value

• 232.5 million people reached

• BRAND PASSION

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Twitter Street Team

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Consent To Use of Information: By accepting a prize, winners consent to the use of their names, photographs, likenesses, biographical information and voices in this and future promotions and publicity (including on Sponsor’s web page) without further compensation, except where prohibited.

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Win a Free Ticket for you and a Follower!

Tweet your followers this question – first follower who replies to you with the answer will win a free JetBlue ticket for themselves and for you:

“Quick! Name one of the two @JetBlue planes named after real people instead of a “blue” theme? #JetBlueTrivia”

(If they don’t use the tag, they can’t win!)

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Follow us:

Twitter:

@JetBlue

@JetBluecheeps

Facebook: facebook.com/jetblue

Blog: http://blog.hellojetblue.com/blog/

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