My First Slidecast: Added Audio to Employing Your Customers for Fun and Profit or Design for Co-Creation

After the video of my presentation at Inverge 2 years ago has failed show up I have finally put an audio track on this presentation to provide a bit more context around my thinking and ideas. Amazingly, 2 years later the majority of the presentation still rings true and i believe the better companies can engage with customers in co-creation the more competitive they will be and the more meaning customers will derive out of these relationships.

Employing Your Customers for Fun and Profit

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Couple of things I mention that are not on the slides:

Putting the fun in functional: Game Mechanics in Social Media
The company that crowdsources using mobile phones that I mention is TheExtraordinaries.org
I also mention Uservoice, GetSatisfaction and Bright Idea related to crowdsourcing ideas.

Image source: Jacob Bøtter

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B2C relationship, co-creation, customer engagement, Karl Long
February 14, 2010

Karl Long

Passion: Microbranding and Micromarketing for service based businesses
Organisation: Local Zing Inc.

Profile

Education and work marries Customer Experience, marketing, brand and business strategy, including a unique MBA in Design Management from the University of Westminster in London
Fascinated by the space created between customers and organizations – the customer experience intersection, if you will. Being a “traffic camera” at this intersection provides opportunities for innovation and creative solutions to the complexities within the consumer/company relationship
Specialist in customer experience design and information architecture
Enjoys: Mini Cooper, snowboarding, mountain biking and movies at high volume.

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