Business Intel via Social Media

PowerPoint Presentation

Project info:

Business Intelligence via Social Media was presented by Nathaniel Hansen, CEO of TheSoclializers at the Boussias Social Media Conference – Athens, Greece on March 22, 2011.

Music (added only for this demo):
Outlands – Daft Punk – TRON: Legacy, Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

“Swap” transitions were also added only for this video demo.

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Slide 1 – Opening
Digital mosaic that resembles the traditional ancient Greek mosaics.

Slide 2 – The different levels of sophistication
Three Greek columns representing each business level – small, medium, and enterprise.

Slide 3 – Growth means change and risk
A cylindric bar chart representing growth and change – from stone, to polished stone, to wood, to metals. Spartan helmet represents taking risks.

Slide 4 – New Technologies
Photoshop manipulation: statue of Alexander The Great with electronic circuits and digital chart in the background.

Slide 5 – Social Analytics
Real ancient Greek mosaic with Adobe Illustrator art on top.

Slide 6 – Amplifying your message through key influencers
Ancient Greek scene engraved on marble to represent people exchanging information and passing on a message.

Slide 7 – The Evolution of Social Analytics
The colored squares from slide 5 merge with a color prism to represent the evolution of social media data collection and organization. The prism, also designed in Illustrator, was used in reference to Brian Solis’ “Conversation Prism”.

Slide 8 – A new breed of local business intelligence
Photoshop manipulation: Statue of Poseidon with digital brain.

Slide 9 – Local Analysis
Chart and traditional Greek mosaic pattern with the colors of the national Greek flag to highlight the importance of recognizing local talents in social media.

Slide 10 – Actions that can be measured
Bronze statue of Discobolus.

Slide 11 – Infographics
Colored Greek mosaic resembling an infographic in the background.

Slides 12, 13, 14 – Infographics
Close-ups of Brian Solis’ infographics.

Slide 15 – Consumer-centric marketing campaign
Ancient theater in Epidaurus, Greece representing the marketer that steps down into the crowd instead of looking down on everyone.

Slide 16 – Have real conversations via social media
Real wall mosaic with Adobe Illustrator collage of vector social media icons.

Slide 17 – Interest-graph
Statue of Artemis looking at chart with granite textures – “find out what interests people in your community right now.”

Slide 18 – “The human is still the last mile”
Photoshop manipulation: Greek statue and female model combined.

Slide 19 – Peter Economides quote
Greek architecture.

Slide 20 – Closing
Same digital mosaic from opening slide.