This document discusses communicating "glocally", which means projecting a global image while focusing regionally and engaging locally. It emphasizes targeting communications by disseminating messages broadly but reaching individuals locally. Glocal communicators must understand how political, economic, social and technological factors vary across cultures and regions to effectively engage local audiences. The key is to investigate different communities, connect messaging to their interests and passions, and meaningfully engage individuals.
6. “In 1965 80 percent of adults could be
In 1965,
reached with three 60 second TV spots.
Today it requires117 prime time
Commercials to produce the same result”
(Jim Stengel, CMO, P&G)
Stengel CMO
21. Be A Glocal Communicator
Project A Global Image
Focus Regionally
Engage Locally
22. Project a Global Image
• Widespread distribution still essential
•Hit all key touch points…equally and
with punch
Press releases: Immediate, synchronous
SEO: Better results = more eyeballs
Multimedia: Drives interest; gets people
excited
•Messages must resonate outside
M t t t id
core
• Age, Ethnicity, Language
23. …While Thinking Glocally
While
• Mass appeal = overarching goal
• Message development and customization
• Targeting (media outreach)
• Timing
• Engaging and interacting
• Language and syntax
24. Different countries/regions
demand specific techniques
p q
Simply translating text is
not enough
Focus Customs and traditions
Regionally
R i ll must b observed
t be b d
27. A Border Apart
The Case of Costa Rica & Panama
• Th C f C t Ri & P
• Neighbors on a map; but
hb b
differences abound
• Applying PEST
– Is this an open or closed society?
I thi l d i t ?
– What means are available?
– How do people behave/react? Passions?
– Where on they on the technology tree?
30. Build Your Foundation
The Gl
Th Glocal F
l Forum
Empowering Local Communities
Leveraging the role of local authorities
Promotes CSR through Public / Private Partnerships