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23. SM // The “Social Three” SOCIAL MEDIA – Take the “social” out of it and it is just good, old-fashioned media SOCIAL NETWORKING – Just like business or personal networking, just online SOCIAL MARKETING – The same concepts you employ in other marketing efforts will still work here
39. SM // Social Media User Profiles Types of Social Media users: Engaged – Actively interacts with others content, shares relevant content from different users Networked – Connects with many users, may interact but not using organic methods Connected – Has an account, tends to be very guarded about interacting with unknown entities online but posts information to profile and interacts with friends Inactive – Has an account but doesn’t post often or interact with others
44. SM // Facebook Challenges facing organizations on Facebook: Best practices dictate that your “organization” maintain a “page” rather than a “profile” “Pages” can’t interact on user profiles, only “profiles” can You can’t have a “page” unless you have a “profile” Strong emphasis on paid promotion to gain followers
45. SM // Facebook Advantages for organizations using Facebook: Very easy connections between web pages and your Facebook page There are many tools available to promote your page without paying for advertising Fair analytics panel with excellent demographic breakdowns Content areas to promote different media types
50. SM // Twitter Challenges facing organizations on Twitter: Identifying your key followers can be difficult “Twitter culture” takes some effort to learn There is no intuitive path to pursue engagement Over-emphasis on follow counts as “proof” of authority Large amounts of spam
51. SM // Twitter Advantages for organizations using Twitter: Very simple interface Lots of independent applications have been developed to improve usability Active user community Brand loyalty among engaged users
56. SM // LinkedIn Challenges facing organizations on LinkedIn: Less adoption compared with other channels Many options for interaction creates confusion Some features required a paid membership Less than optimal analytics
57. SM // LinkedIn Advantages for organizations using LinkedIn: Tightly focused, engaged audience Greater share of LinkedIn members promote content Lots of options for engagement Much less spam, less privacy concerns Opportunities to have work recommended and explore connections’ networks
58. SM // How do we engage? Failure to plan is planning to fail! What are you trying to accomplish as an organization? Who do you want to communicate with to accomplish it? How do you want to communicate with them? Which channels are best to reach them with that method? To what extent were you able to reach them?
59. SM // Social Media User Types Remember this slide?
60. SM // Social Activity Optimization Optimize your efforts! Schedule activity during peak times Coordinate your efforts through free tools!
61. SM // Producing analytics There are lots of options for producing SM analytics data: Social Media Channels Social media applications (like Hoot Suite or TweetDeck) URL shorteners (like Bit.ly) Google analytics
62. SM // Producing analytics Here are some tools we like: Klout – While there is a general over emphasis on “scores,” Klout offers more detailed information on how they develop their “score,” offering objective insight into important metrics like reach and amplification. PostRank – This tool automatically annotates your stream and shows how pages on your website are amplified by a wide variety of social media channels.
63. SM// Upcoming webinars Join us for future webinars every other Thursday Watch LEDOsuite.com for updates Thursday, February 17th, Using your Economic Development Website to Generate Productive Leads Thursday, March 10th, Online Marketing Metrics Analysis for Economic Development Organizations
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