Why Choose Jeff

Manufacturing, medical device, professional services and energy audiences measure Jeff Molander on his ability to show how they can turn Facebook fans, LinkedIn Groups, blog subscribers and Twitter followers into leads and sales. Period.

Jeff is different from most social media speakers because he believes the opportunity social media presents is to become more relevant and meaningful to customers in ways that create sales. For most businesses, the “social media revolution” has been a bust. But Jeff says this is an exciting chance at evolution. The “real life” success stories he’s telling are living proof.

What’s new about Jeff’s message?

Jeff’s year-long research project is revealing something surprising: Today’s best social sellers are helping customers solve problems. Because when customers understand problems more clearly they’re better equipped to steer themselves toward the right answers — products and services. The companies Jeff is studying are living proof of this success formula. Selling in a socially networked world challenges businesses to get back to basics, not to re-invent themselves or merely be followed or “liked.”

Who books Jeff?

Jeff gets booked by audiences who want to sell with tools like Facebook and LinkedIn — not just evangelize them.  He gets re-booked because he’s both an enthusiast and pragmatist.

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Most popular speeches

Off the Hook Marketing:
How to Make Social Media Sell for Your Business

The opportunity is clear: Use social media in ways that solve problems for empowered customers and create profit for your business. But where do you begin with tools like Facebook, Twitter, blogs and LinkedIn? And how can you make the most of your time? Jeff will show you how to start conversing with customers in ways that generate more leads, referrals and sales. He spent a year studying today’s top social sellers and will give you their secrets – clear next steps to make social media sell for you, starting tomorrow.  Your audience will also learn:

Your audience will also learn:

  • How to turn Friends, followers and evangelists into paying customers
  • 3 things you don’t know about social media that will multiply your returns
  • How to reduce advertising cost and increase customer loyalty using social media
  • 2 common social marketing best practices that often do more harm than good
  • How to hire the best, most accountable agencies and employees

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The 3 Habits of Successful Social Sellers

Using social media to get attention? Great, but you may be missing the realsocial media speaker jeff molander opportunity– netting leads and sales. Jeff Molander will show you a simple process to makes social media pay tangible business dividends, starting tomorrow. You’ll be entertained and informed as Jeff confirms your suspicions about social media gurus and empowers you to take action yourself. Based on a year-long study of top social sellers, he’ll reveal their secret sauce: A clear way to make tools like Facebook, Twitter, blogs and LinkedIn produce leads and sales for your business.

Your audience will also learn how to:

  • Acquire more new customers using Facebook, blogs, LinkedIn, Twitter and more
  • Invest time in ways that avoids spinning wheels
  • Turn Friends, followers and evangelists into paying customers
  • Decrease reliance on advertising to acquire customers
  • Avoid common social marketing best practices that do more harm than good

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Marketers are Publishers:
Driving Sales and Leads with Content Marketing

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At the root of social media success stories are stories and experience being put together by experiential shepherds.  Successful social marketers are becoming translators of customers’ evolving needs by producing content that rapidly spreads across the social Web. These narratives are earning customers’ actions — ways to nurture leads and induce sales.  And now you can do the same thanks to Jeff’s research findings.

This speech teaches your audience how to:

  • Sell throughout the year (not just “in season”)
  • Acquire more new customers using Facebook, blogs, LinkedIn, Twitter and more
  • Invest time in ways that avoids spinning wheels
  • Turn Friends, followers and evangelists into paying customers

You’ll find surprising answers to questions like:

  • How many blog posts are needed to make the exercise effective?
  • How much effort must be invested in Facebook to see a return?
  • How will I know if video content is producing desired results?
  • How much Twitter ‘engagement’ is needed to realize positive effect?
  • How can I achieve harmony with critics, constituent groups and enthusiasts?

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5 Words a Social Media Agency or Employee Should Never Say:
How to Pick the Best Social Media Talent

Experts say building community, buzz or engagement in “the conversation” is joy. But while you’re “building brand”, becoming likeable and being re-tweeted your competitors are generating leads and sales in social spaces. Jeff will show you how to hire people and pick the tools that create leads, sales and more loyalty – not just friends and followers. You’ll learn how to cut through the buzzwords, hype and bologna that a “experts” dish.

You’ll learn how to:

  • Choose better people – faster and using a simple set of questions
  • Align the tactics of those who work for you with tangible business outcomes
  • Select social strategies that always deliver leads, sales and increased loyalty

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Jeff’s Speaking Engagements

IQPC’s Social CRM Go Live Summit – Chicago, Oct 27, 2011

IBM Smarter Commerce Global Summit – San Diego, Sept 2011

Minnesota Grocers Assoc. – Anl. Convention keynote, Brainerd MN, Aug 2011

Food Marketing Institute – FutureConnect keynote, Dallas, May 2011

Health Care New Media Marketing Conference, Chicago, June 2010

DMA’s Retail Marketing Conference, Orlando, May 2010

Hy-Vee Sr. Executive’s Retreat (private), Scottsdale, March 2010

Craft & Hobby Association Convention, Anaheim CA, January 2010

Intnl. Conf. on Hospitality & Tourism Mgmt., Kingston Jamaica, November 2009

Intnl. Biz & Economics Research Conference, Las Vegas, November 2009

International Jnl. of Arts & Sciences, November 2009, Gottenheim, Germany

South American Business Forum, Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 2009

Council of State Restaurant Associations Keynote, Denver CO — July 2009

Petrobras University, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil — June 2009

American Gemological Society, Annual Conclave Mtg. Chicago, IL — Apr 2009

Direct Marketing Association: Leaders Forum, Naples, FL — Feb 2009

Illinois Technology Association (CFO Roundtable), Chicago — Feb 2009

Illinois Technology Association (Sales Roundtable), Chicago — Feb 2009

WBR’s eComxpo (virtual) — Jan 2009

University of Chicago Booth School of Business, Chicago — Jan 2009

Dept of Homeland Security/FEMA Preparedness Summit, Chicago –- Jan 2009

Search Engine Strategies (Chicago) — Dec 2008

Webinar: “Dangerous Marketing Ahead – Dec 2008

Loyola University Graduate School of Business, Chicago — Nov 2008

Online Market World, San Francisco, CA — Oct 2008

Shop.org Annual Summit, Las Vegas — Sept 2008 (Top Rated Session!)

Electronic Retailing Association, Webinar — Sept 2008

Breakfast Network Club of Chicago’s IT SIG, Chicago — Jun 2008

Electronic Retailing Association Europe, Monte Carlo, Monaco — Jun 2008

Annual Conference for Catalog & Multi-Channel Merchants, Orlando, FL (5/08)

Loyola University Graduate School of Business, Chicago (4/08)

Search Engine Strategies, New York (Feb 08)

Direct Marketing Association Search & Affiliate Marketing (Feb 08)

LeadsCon, Las Vegas, NV (Feb 08)

ad:tech (DMG World Media)

The Affiliate Summit: Master of Ceremonies

American Marketing Association

International Association of Business Communicators

Direct Marketing Association and DM Days

National Retail Federation / Shop.org

Market Research Association

Electronic Retailing Association

CMP Media’s E-business Conference

International Institute of Research

AdWeek Magazine’s Internet World Forum

North American Publishing Co.’s CatalogTech Conferences

Roosevelt University

University of Chicago’s Graduate School of Business

DePaul University



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  • Half-day Program (up to 4 hours)   $12,700
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Thoughts on the Brain

12 Apr 2012, 8:42 pm
In preparation for the American Association of Neurological Surgeons Annual Meeting (aka, AANS, but was founded in 1931 as the Harvey Cushing Society) next week, I decided to brush-up on my brain and neurosurgery factoids–and, of course, share them with you. The brain has been a mystery since time immemorial. Early philosophers were divided as [...]

2012 Marketing Trends that Medtech Marketers Need to Know

30 Mar 2012, 5:29 pm
In January 2012, Target Marketing conducted a survey to their print magazine subscribers asking them about their marketing plans for 2012. After list services firms and creative services/advertising agencies were suppressed from the list, this was the breakdown of the 365 respondents: 42 percent B-to-B 23 percent B-to-C 35 percent Both B-to-B and B-to-C 57 [...]

Insights from Recent Medtech Trade Shows

17 Feb 2012, 9:21 pm
Just returned from attending MD&M West in Anaheim and AAOS in San Francisco. Whirlwind trips, but very insightful, especially from a marketing perspective. Here are a few things I noticed: Effective, competent Medtech marketers are still few and far between. The industry is riddled with well-meaning, thoughtful marketing individuals who have little-to-no experience/background in actual [...]

5 Praiseworthy Medtech Blogs

25 Jan 2012, 3:30 pm
I’ve written extensively about the importance of having a corporate blog on your Medtech website, keeping it updated and posting relevant, value-driven content. But it’s one thing to write about it and another to show you real examples of what I’m talking about. To achieve this, I reviewed over 150 (no exaggeration) medical technology websites [...]

Social Media and Medical Technology Marketing

11 Jan 2012, 7:08 pm
Back in March of 2011 I wrote a blog post titled, De-Mystifying Social Media for Medical Technology Marketing. At the time, I knew social media was rather vague and confusing for the Medtech industry in general, but as 2011 rolled out, I learned just how intimidating it was for them as well. Time and again, [...]

Happy Holidays!

21 Dec 2011, 7:46 pm
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Does the Marketing Law of Sacrifice Apply to Medtech?

14 Dec 2011, 8:39 pm
And I quote … If you want to be successful, you have to reduce your product line, not expand it.” This, friends, is the 13th “law” of The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing by authors Al Ries and Jack Trout. If their assertion holds true, then wouldn’t this mean that colossal medtech companies that have [...]

When it comes to designing medical devices, are doctors still as influential with GPOs in the mix?

7 Dec 2011, 5:27 pm
In a recent article, MD&DI spoke with medical device designer and biomedical-engineering professor at the University of Cincinnati, Mary Beth Privitera. In the interview, she states that: Almost all medical device companies rely on the physician to be a key opinion leader and to guide them throughout the process.” This would seem to make perfect [...]

Medtech Marketers … Consider the Law of Line Extension

18 Nov 2011, 9:56 pm
I hate to sound so cynical, but I’m finding it difficult to understand why Al Ries & Jack Trout selected 22 “laws” for their book, The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing when probably half that would do. Maybe I’m just fatigued writing about these laws and trying to apply them to medical technology marketing. It [...]

Does the Marketing Law of Division Add Up?

11 Nov 2011, 4:53 pm
I was hoping that The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing‘s  Law of Division (#10) would offer applicable wisdom. Unfortunately, it merely states the obvious: Over time, a category will divide and become two or more categories.” In other words, “Medical Technology” breaks up into other segments: medical devices, pharmaceuticals, contract manufacturing, start-ups, cancer meds, drug [...]




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