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Notes for Speaking at the Burlington Women’s Small Business Program

I’m getting ready for a presentation on using the web to market a business to the Women’s Small Business Program in Burlington, Vermont. One of the things I’ll most certainly talk about is the “consumer behavior model” I tend to use: Reach, Acquisition, Engagement, Conversion and Satisfaction.

I first learned of the first four phases of this model from Justin Cutroni, web analyst and partner at EpikOne. I bolted on the last one, Satisfaction, because it helps with some of the media work I’m doing lately and I think it will complement the other four well.

I originally developed this slide deck to give in the hallways of BloggerConnect in New York, January 2009. I showed it to several people using my iPod Touch and they let me know that it was helpful. I’ve since revised the deck to include a slide about Satisfaction and include all the fancy links at the end.

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Notes on the slides:

  1. What’s a consumer behavior model? Learn why having a well-aligned consumer behavior model might provide your business with a strategic advantage.
  2. Reach: how many people see your message Learn what Reach is, how to measure it and how to use it to take action.

Over the next few days I’ll be making explanatory posts for each of the slides in the deck.

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