SXSW 2019
A Survivalist's Guide to Digital Extinction
Description:
The dinosaurs are dying. Brands live on an attention diet that’s becoming frighteningly scarce, and in their place a new ecosystem is rising — an amalgamation of micro-communities championed by Makers and Influencers. How did we get here? How do these creators captivate the attention of millions? This panel will explain, from various industry perspectives, how the evolution of the Internet has changed the way consumers consume. As the digital ocean of intermixed subcultures defies traditional demographic buckets, this new species of creators navigates micro-communities to build genuine relationships. For brands, the message is clear: change your philosophy, your relationship with creators and sub-culturally segmented micro-communities, or find yourself next among the extinct.
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Takeaways
- Brands that build digital ethos by engaging with, empowering, and validating online subcultures will be the brands that flourish.
- When analyzed in a calculated manner, data will provide the insight necessary to create a symbiotic relationship with a subculture.
- The way to get people to love your brand is by not talking about your brand. Digital brand communication is no longer a megaphone, it’s relational.
Speakers
- Jason Waterman, Senior Strategic Analyst, MullenLowe
- Katie Paricio, Head of Insights, YouTube
- Tina Yip, Culture Director, Berlin Cameron
- Jimmy George, Social Strategist, MullenLowe U.S.
Organizer
Jason Waterman, Senior Strategic Analyst, MullenLowe
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