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Why Consumers Talk

Steve Knox

CEO Tremor

Procter & Gamble

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What Is Word of Mouth and Social Media?

NOT about Technology 

What it is NOT

What people DO

Connecting creating writing

posting Sharing expressingcustomizing hacking mashing-up

Customizing linking reading

browsing copying pastingreconnecting re-using rating

recreating empowering socializingorganizing reviewing editing joining collaborating tagging

watching publishing Community

participating buying entertainingcommenting researchingSelf Expressing helping

volunteering organizing listening

What it IS

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What consumerstalk about.

It’s In Our DNA!!

 And why.

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Cognitive ScienceHow the brain processes information

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SchemasMental models of how the world works

Tactics:

• Interrupting schemas

• Conceptual blend

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Interrupting SchemasDriving in the USA versus in the UK 

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Interrupting SchemasDisrupted equilibrium—what compels us to talk about an experience

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Interrupting SchemasDisrupted equilibrium—what compels us to talk about an experience

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Degree of Disruption

Makes a Difference

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Conceptual Blend

Two familiars = unfamiliar = disruptive

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• Combining Two Schemas

• Listen for the Analogy

Conceptual Blend

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Being Faithful toFoundational Truths

Keeping the connection

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Wildly incongruent

Know YourFoundational Truth

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Theory of CongruencyFrom wild to mild

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So How Does P&G Tremor Work?

Identify the Right Message

• Listen to the Consumer

• Disruption in Practice

Relationship with the

Right Customer

• Connectors

• Trust

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The Product Adoption Curve %   of  P  o p u l   a  t i   on

A  d  o p t i  n g  Innovators

Early

Adopters Early Majority Late Majority Laggards

CONNECTORSWide and Deep Social Networks

Trend Spreaders, not Trend Setters

Word of Mouth AdvocacyRight Consumer 

Time

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Amplification

Advocacy

Low 

Low High

High AmplificationIssues

High WOMPotential

Low WOM

PotentialDanger

Zone

“Buzz Marketing”(Amplification without

Advocacy) Does Not

Drive Business Results

Word of Mouth AdvocacyRight Consumer 

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• Mildly disruptive

• Secret Clinical

“The more you move,

the better you smell”

Theory of ApplicationFrom wild to mild 

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Theory of ApplicationFrom wild to mild 

• Mildly disruptive

• Venus Breeze

“Skin so soft you just

might skip the lotion.”

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• Mildly disruptive

• Frosted Mini Wheats

“As much protein and 

 fiber as an egg and 

two slices of wheat

toast.”

Theory of ApplicationFrom wild to mild 

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Key Lessons

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The next schemawaiting tobe disrupted

• What is your foundationaltruth?

• What schemas are at play?

• What would disrupt a

schema?

• Are there “blends” that

make sense?

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• Listen to your consumer

How do you getstarted?

• Test and verify

• Be open to schemas

different from your own

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Contact Information

Steve Knox

www.tremor.com